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Two Site 41 veterans will be missed

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Feb 18th, 2018
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AWARE News Network

We are sorry to relay to you that two of our Site 41 veterans have passed away.
We wish to express our deepest sympathy to their families.

MURRAY, James Francis “Jim” – May 30, 1934 – February 12, 2018 – Passed away suddenly at home on Monday February 12, 2018 at the age of 83.
Loving husband of Lorna.
Dear father of Lori (Rod) St. Amant, William (Maria), and Patrick (Kelly).
Cherished grandpa of Christa, Jason, Travis, Sara, Kathryn, Megan, and Christian and great grandpa of 7.
Jim will be missed by his sister Norah (the late Raymond) Robitaille.
Jim is predeceased by his parents Bill and Crystal Murray. Friends were received at Carson Funeral Homes, Midland for a visitation on Sunday February 18, 2018 from 4pm- 6pm. Cremation to follow.
Memorial donations to Georgian Bay General Hospital would be appreciated by the family if desired.

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James (Jim) Andrew Harvey, age 76, died peacefully at his home in Oro-Medonte.
He left this earth to reunite with his dear parents Andrew and Gladys Harvey. Jim is survived by his loving sister Lorna Shaw, his 4 children, 10 grandchildren and 7 great grandchildren.
Jim had a true entrepreneurial spirit. He owned several businesses, but most enjoyed his years as a Tennis Court Contractor, working all across Ontario.
Jim had many skills, most self-taught. He truly enjoyed sharing his knowledge and experience with others. He thrived on helping people, and fixing things. Jim always saw potential where others did not. He was a true outdoorsman – he loved cutting firewood and maintaining his farm. His Massey Ferguson tractor was an extension of himself, and operating it was one of his greatest joys. Always with a joke or a memory at the ready, Jim was an exceptional story teller. He loved life, and had fun.
Jim lived fearlessly, and stood up for what he believed. As an environmental activist, and determined protester of Site 41, he devoted much time advocating for the protection of our most precious resource; clean water. Jim was one of a kind. He was well known in the Elmvale area as “Mr. Greenpeace”, and was easy to spot driving his truck that was customized with environmental and polar bear decals.
Jim’s most significant accomplishment is the legacy he’s left his family, one of selflessness, resilience, a strong work ethic, and a true zest for life.
Jim will be dearly missed by the many friends and family members who were blessed to have known and loved him. His memory will be cherished always by the light of his life, his great granddaughter Journey – a.k.a. “Stormy”.
Cremation has taken place.
Memorial donations to Greenpeace or Scouts Canada would be greatly appreciated.
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