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#	Notes	Linked to
3151	Rev. George A. Steel, Methodist Witnesses: Wm. Strong and Elizabetrh Strong	Family F1757
3152	Rev. Gerald Peddle	Drover, Gertrude (I61)
3153	Rev. Godden Lester Vey Rev. Godden	Thomas, Willis (I60)
3154	Rev. Godden	Thomas, Alfreda (I105)
3155	Rev. Isaac Davis, Methodist Witnesses: Ernest Wiseman and Maud Stanley	Family F1767
3156	Rev. J. Prescott	Barfitt, Clara Blanche (I29716)
3157	Rev. J. Prescott	Barfett, Ethel Bertha (I8217)
3158	Rev. J. Prescott. Witnesses: Herbert Peddle; Maude Smith.	Family F9
3159	Rev. J.J. Wheatley, Methodist Witnesses: Wm. Pelley and Sarah Noseworthy	Family F1759
3160	Rev. John Wiseman	Drover, Minnie (I36)
3161	Rev. Johnson Rev. Johnson	Peddle, Hazel Mary (I41)
3162	Rev. Johnson Samuel Drover James Drover	Peddle, Ethel Bemister (I7)
3163	Rev. Johnson	Thomas, George (I104)
3164	Rev. Jones	Drover, Robert (I26)
3165	Rev. M.B. Way	Thomas, Ella (I92)
3166	Rev. Pike. Witnesses: Rowland Smith; Evelyn Drover.	Family F22
3167	Rev. Quinton	Woodland, Eugena (I45)
3168	Rev. Quinton	Peddle, Naomi (I75)
3169	Rev. Quinton	Drover, James (I99)
3170	Rev. Romilly Died in Memorial Pavilion Royal Jubilee Hospital, Victoria, BC. Cremation on 24 May 1977 at Royal Oak Crematorium.	Peddle, William John (I11)
3171	Rev. Romilly	Peddle, Harriet (I10)
3172	Rev. Romilly	Thomas, Laura (I78)
3173	Rev. Romilly	Peddle, Bertha (I79)
3174	Rev. Rowe	Peddle, Rhodes John (I57)
3175	Rev. Rowe. Witnesses: Harold Peddle; Rhoda Peddle-Stringer.	Family F15
3176	Rev. Samson	Peddle, Wallace (I34)
3177	Rev. Samson	Peddle, Leonard (I62)
3178	Rev. Sanderson	Peddle, Virtue (I47)
3179	Rev. Sanderson. Witnesses: David Peddle; Josiah Peddle.	Family F10
3180	Rev. Shears. Witnesses: Beatrice Churchill; William Peddle. Married in C. of E School Room.	Family F5
3181	Rev. Shears. Witnesses: Rhoda Peddle; E. Evelly. Married in C. of E. School Room.	Family F11
3182	Rev. Sparshott Rev. Quinton Samuel Drover	Drover, Willis (I126)
3183	Rev. Taylor	Peddle, George (I6)
3184	Rev. Templeton James Drover	Peddle, Virtue Inez (I88)
3185	Rev. Tulk James Drover Rev. W.K. Pitcher	Peddle, Edith Blanche (I67)
3186	Rev. Tulk	Peddle, Rhoda (I44)
3187	Rev. W.A. Butler	Smith, Anne Maria (I10709)
3188	Rev. W.A. Butler	Smith, Anne Maria (I10709)
3189	Rev. W.A. Butler	Spurrell, Martha (I37120)
3190	Rev. W.B. Bugden Witnesses: John Baker and Myra Wilcox	Family F1602
3191	Rev. Way Rev. Ed Mercer Rev. Way	Peddle, Melvina (I64)
3192	Rev. Way Rev. French	Peddle, Myra (I37)
3193	Rev. Way Rev. Way	Peddle, Eldon (I69)
3194	Rev.Sparshott. Witnesses: Ralph Peddle; Selina Drover.	Family F18
3195	Rev.Sparshott. Witnesses: Ralph Peddle; Selina Drover.	Family F11317
3196	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Rex, Patience Phoebe (I481)
3197	Rhoda was the daughter of Josiah and Mary Peddle	Peddle, Rhoda (I18)
3198	Robert (Mick) Pelley was born in St. John’s at the Salvation Army Grace General Hospital. He grew up in Shoal Harbor until the age of 17, when he joined the Royal Canadian Air Force. After a brief period, he joined the Canadian National Railway performing the duties of a cable splicer. In the early 1960’s, he started working as a microwave technician with Canadian National Telecommunication (CNT) where he worked for 35 years. He married the love of his life, Ruby Ralph of Eastport in 1965. Together they had three (3) children; Elizabeth (Gary), Shannon (Andrea), and Barbara (Darren). Robert dearly loved his five (5) granddaughters; Victoria, Morgan, Olivia, Madeline, and Cassie. Robert leaves to mourn his wife, children, and grandchildren. Also mourning his death are his sister Margaret Dufort (Paul), sister in-law Sharon Parsons (Tony), and family of nieces and nephews. Robert is predeceased by his parents Frederick and Mary, his sisters Daphne (Andrew), Cassandra, and Elizabeth, and brothers Calvin (Mamie), Boyce, Thomas, Donald, and Harry (Joan). He had an amazing memory and told interesting stories, sometimes with a hint of exaggeration. Robert often had a joke to tell and some advice to offer. The simplest pleasures in life brought him great joy, namely visits from his grandchildren. His hobbies included woodworking, watching hockey, and formulating “unique fixs” for electronic devices. Robert will be missed dearly by his friends and family. A visitation and service will be held on Friday, February 17th at Stacey’s Funeral Home in Gander. The visitation will be open to the public from 1 PM to 3 PM with a service to follow. Donations may be made to the Kidney Foundation of Canada in Roberts memory.	Pelley, Robert Revere (I2)
3199	Robert Freeman Budgell September 20, 1943 - September 10, 2010 Sgt. CAF, Retired It is with great sadness that the family of Robert Budgell (Bob), of Moreton's Harbour, announce his passing at the Central Newfoundland Regional Health Center, after a seventeen month battle with lung cancer, which he fought with courage, dignity and humor, to the very end. Born in Bishop's Falls, NL, Bob joined the Royal Newfoundland Regiment at the age of 16, and at 17, left to pursue a career in the Canadian Armed Forces. In 1960 he enrolled in the QOR ( Queen's Own Rifles) of Canada, and transferred to PPCLI (Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry) in 1967. During the next 25 years, Bob's career took him to many parts of Canada, U.S.A., Europe, Asia, and the Middle East, with his final posting being attached to the RNR in Grand Falls-Windsor. Upon retirement from the CAF, Bob worked with the R.C.M.P. in Grand Falls-Windsor and was an avid volunteer in Community activities. He was the first "Commander" of the Red Cross Annual Fundraiser MASH, a member of the Grand Falls-Windsor Lions Club, Northcliff Drama Club, the Children's Wish Foundation and worked with special needs Children. In 1989, Bob began the move to Moreton's Harbour, building his retirement dream home, and enjoying his gardening, boating and ski-dooing. He also continued his volunteer service by organizing fund raisers for the Bridgeport and Area Kinsman Club, and also with the Newfoundland Club of Victoria, where he and Barbara resided for several winters. When Barbara retired in 1999, they travelled extensively throughout North America, driving across the U.S. eight times and spending the last 4 winters in Texas. Besides his outdoor activities, Bob loved gourmet cooking, hosting dinner parties, barbeques, and his usual "Friday evenings" with "music and friends." Bob is predeceased by parents Phoebe and Stewart; brothers Philip and Hedley; sister Rhoda; son Eric (at the age of 21); brother-in-law Cyril Pitcher; mother-in-law Marie Bennett. Left to celebrate his life with loving memories are wife Barbara (Bennett), daughter Roslyn (Thomas Heslop), grandchildren Liam and Phoebe Chang. Along with brothers Wally, Gerald (Beverly Lemoine) and Cyril; sisters Leona (Jack Skinner), Iris, Beulah, Doreen, Lynn (Ray Keating) and Paulette; sister-in-law June Budgell, and their families; father-in-law Ross Bennett, Barbara's siblings- Bill (Gladys), Tony (Brenda), Bonnie (Jamie Schwartz), Sherry Lee (Kerry Thorne) and their families. Also many nieces, nephews, cousins, aunts, uncles and wonderful friends in Grand Falls-Windsor, Moreton's Harbour, Victoria, B.C., and just about every other place Bob visited, as he touched so many lives. Funeral arrangements are entrusted to Mike Goodyear of Central Funeral Homes in Grand Falls-Windsor. As Bob wished, cremation has taken place. Flowers gratefully accepted or donations in his memory may be made to the Grand Falls-Windsor Cancer Clinic	Budgell, Robert Freeman (I3937)
3200	Robert Freeman Budgell September 20, 1943 - September 10, 2010 Sgt. CAF, Retired It is with great sadness that the family of Robert Budgell (Bob), of Moreton's Harbour, announce his passing at the Central Newfoundland Regional Health Center, after a seventeen month battle with lung cancer, which he fought with courage, dignity and humor, to the very end. Born in Bishop's Falls, NL, Bob joined the Royal Newfoundland Regiment at the age of 16, and at 17, left to pursue a career in the Canadian Armed Forces. In 1960 he enrolled in the QOR ( Queen's Own Rifles) of Canada, and transferred to PPCLI (Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry) in 1967. During the next 25 years, Bob's career took him to many parts of Canada, U.S.A., Europe, Asia, and the Middle East, with his final posting being attached to the RNR in Grand Falls-Windsor. Upon retirement from the CAF, Bob worked with the R.C.M.P. in Grand Falls-Windsor and was an avid volunteer in Community activities. He was the first "Commander" of the Red Cross Annual Fundraiser MASH, a member of the Grand Falls-Windsor Lions Club, Northcliff Drama Club, the Children's Wish Foundation and worked with special needs Children. In 1989, Bob began the move to Moreton's Harbour, building his retirement dream home, and enjoying his gardening, boating and ski-dooing. He also continued his volunteer service by organizing fund raisers for the Bridgeport and Area Kinsman Club, and also with the Newfoundland Club of Victoria, where he and Barbara resided for several winters. When Barbara retired in 1999, they travelled extensively throughout North America, driving across the U.S. eight times and spending the last 4 winters in Texas. Besides his outdoor activities, Bob loved gourmet cooking, hosting dinner parties, barbeques, and his usual "Friday evenings" with "music and friends." Bob is predeceased by parents Phoebe and Stewart; brothers Philip and Hedley; sister Rhoda; son Eric (at the age of 21); brother-in-law Cyril Pitcher; mother-in-law Marie Bennett. Left to celebrate his life with loving memories are wife Barbara (Bennett), daughter Roslyn (Thomas Heslop), grandchildren Liam and Phoebe Chang. Along with brothers Wally, Gerald (Beverly Lemoine) and Cyril; sisters Leona (Jack Skinner), Iris, Beulah, Doreen, Lynn (Ray Keating) and Paulette; sister-in-law June Budgell, and their families; father-in-law Ross Bennett, Barbara's siblings- Bill (Gladys), Tony (Brenda), Bonnie (Jamie Schwartz), Sherry Lee (Kerry Thorne) and their families. Also many nieces, nephews, cousins, aunts, uncles and wonderful friends in Grand Falls-Windsor, Moreton's Harbour, Victoria, B.C., and just about every other place Bob visited, as he touched so many lives. Funeral arrangements are entrusted to Mike Goodyear of Central Funeral Homes in Grand Falls-Windsor. As Bob wished, cremation has taken place. Flowers gratefully accepted or donations in his memory may be made to the Grand Falls-Windsor Cancer Clinic	Budgell, Robert Freeman (I3937)