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Lloyd T. ALLABY, at Miramichi Hospital, Newcastle, NB, January 23, 1974, husband of Hazel (MULLIN) ALLABY. <br /> <br /> Survived by two sons, Philip of Saint John and Lloyd F. of Woodstock; one sister, Mrs. Walter WILSON of Saint John; five grandchildren, several nieces and nephews.<br /> <br /> The body is resting at Davidson’s Funeral Home, Newcastle, NB. The funeral will be held Friday from St. Stephen’s United Church, Red Bank at 2 pm. Interment is in the adjoining cemetery.<br /> <br /> Source: Telegraph Journal - January 24, 1974<br /> ************************************************** <br /> FUNERAL -<br /> <br /> Funeral services for Lloyd T. ALLABY were held from Saint Stephen's United Church, Red Bank, on Jan. 25, with Rev. Carmen Burns officiating. He was a veteran of the Second World War and a retired civil servant for the Provincial Health Department. The organist was Mrs. D. Johnston. The hymn rendered was: The Battle of the Republic.<br /> <br /> The pallbearers were: Blair HILL, Jerry O'SHEA, Gerald TOZER, Nigel MULLIN, Chester BRYENTON and Leo O'SHEA. Honorary pallbearers were all Legion members: Major S. J. CAMPBELL, Lawrence WHITNEY, Wesley HUBBARD, Omar MATCHETT, Millar SOMERS, Lawrence SOMERS, Eugene GILLIS and Irving ASTLES.<br /> <br /> Interment was in the Saint Stephens United Church cemetery, Red Bank. The funeral was attended by relatives and friends from Saint John, Fredericton, Woodstock and Halifax.<br /> <br /> Source: North Shore Leader - February 06, 1974
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