Passed peacefully away at St Clare’s hospital on February 2nd, George Henry Dawe of Blaketown, at the young age of 64. 

Predeceased by his parents, Bill and Trixie Dawe. Leaving to mourn, his wife of 43 years, Gloria, children Shelley (Eric), Sherry, and Jeffrey (Holly), and 4 grandchildren – Liam, Lyndon, Giles and Joley. As well as siblings; Lorraine Upwards (Eric), Frances Thorne (Elwood), Bill Dawe (Jean), Marie Dawe (Jack), Tilly Reid (Ed), Donald Dawe (Gerri) and Ronald Dawe (Marsha). And many nieces and nephews, other family members and friends.

George was known very well in his community, was a proud supporter and volunteered countless hours for the Royal Canadian Legion and Seaside Fire Department. He loved supporting his community and was there to help in any way he could. Most times without needing to be asked.

He loved cars, and could remember dates based on the vehicle he had at the time. His cars and trucks were a huge passion, and he had too many to count over the years. He loved showing them, sharing pictures, and talking about them to anyone who would listen.

He was an entrepreneur from a very young age, first delivering milk with his father on the road, and then vacuums door to door for many years. He opened the furniture store in 1980 and has provided exceptional, next level customer service every day of his life. He loved his customers. 

Mostly important to George was his family and friends. He loved weekends at the cabin sharing food and drinks, surrounded by our close family and friends. His grandchildren were his ultimate pride and joy. He loved them beyond measure and will forever be the best “Poppy Dawe” ever. 

He will be missed immensely by everyone. 

Visitation at Holloways Funeral Home in Whitbourne on Sunday, 10am – 2pm. 

Private funeral, by invitation only, at the Salvation Army in Dildo, Sunday at 3pm. 

In lieu of flowers, donations can be made in  George’s name to the Canadian Diabetes Association. 

William Paul Warren
March 6 1968- February 2 2022

William Paul Warren of Chapel Arm, passed suddenly away on February 2 2022.  Predeceased by his father William Stanley Warren and his father in law Col. Cecil Cooper. Leaving to mourn his loving wife and best friend of 33 years Beverly. His mother Marion Warren and mother in law Grace Cooper. Siblings Robert(Rowena),Scott(Evelyn),Betty(Austin),Beverly(Gerard),  Larry(Michelle) sister in law Michelle(Glenn)   A large circle of nieces, nephews, great nieces and nephews.  Many cousins and friends. Especially Brendan Power who was always there to help a moments notice.
Paul was a big man with an even bigger heart. He was a member of the Rod  and Gun Club in St. John’s, The HSR   (Black Powder Club) in Alberta. Paul had a wealth of knowledge when it came to guns, he loved fishing and hunting.   He will be missed by all those that knew and loved him.
Arrangements entrusted to Holloway’s Funeral Home.  Due to Covid restrictions there will be no service until later in the summer where his life can be celebrated by all his family and friends.

Mary Elizabeth Smith
March 22, 1946 – Feb 2, 2022

Passed peacefully away at the age of 75 at the Health Science Centre on Wednesday, February 2, 2022, Mary Elizabeth Smith of Chapel Arm.
Predeceased by her parents Mary Ellen Smith and William Dominic Smith; her brothers William Jr., Vincent, Maurice, and Edward (Ned) Smith.
Leaving to mourn her loving daughter Brenda Anstey (Jim), Grandchildren Thomas and Mary. Brother Jack (Margaret); daughter-in-law’s Diane and Florence Smith; her two Fur-Babies (cats) Buddie (deceased) and Tigger; and our dog Brodie. Also a large circle of extended family and friends.
Resting at Holloways Funeral Home in Whitbourne, 33A Cabot Avenue.
Visitation on Friday, February 4, 2022 from 2 to 4 pm and 7 to 9 pm.
Funeral Service (due to COVID restrictions, by invitation only) will be held on Saturday, February 5, 2022 at 2 pm. Interment to follow at St. Joseph’s Cemetery, Long Harbour Road.

Vax Pass and contact information will need to be presented upon entry
of the funeral home. Masks are mandatory at all times.
We will miss you Mom!
Love you more than you will ever know!