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The death of Gordon W. ALLISON, of Trout Brook, occurred Sunday, March 3 at Miramichi Hospital after two months of illness. He was 66. Born at Wayerton, he was a son of the late Henry and Helen (TURNER) ALLISON. He was a carpenter.
Surviving are his wife, the former Jane P. TOZER; two sons, Perley and Leslie, both of Newcastle; two brothers, Harry, of Douglastown, and James, of Trout Brook; one foster brother, Joseph JOHNSTON, of Newcastle; two sisters, Mrs. Albert WHITNEY (Minnie), in Florida, and Mrs. Joseph WICKLE (Blanche), in Massachusetts.
The body rested at Bells funeral home, Newcastle, with service held on Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Wesley United Church, Trout Brook conducted by Rev. Carmen Burns. The choir was under the direction of Mrs. Donald Johnston rendered: At The Cross. A duet: Each Step I Take, was sung by Mrs. Wilbur Matthews and Ernest Dunnett.
Honorary pallbearers were: George COPP, Roland WAYE, Meb ALLISON, Donald HARRIS, Thomas JOHNSTON, Earl WHITNEY, Weldon NORTON, Vernon WAYE. Active pallbearers were: John ALLISON, Edwin BROWN, Lloyd BROWN, Charles CRAMMOND, Arnold SHADDICK and Weldon WAYE.
Interment was in Wesley United Church cemetery vault to await burial in the spring.
Relatives and friends attending the funeral were from Moncton, St. Stephen and Hartland.
Source: North Shore Leader - March 13, 1974
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