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Here are all the death notices published in the Halstead Gazette this week:

Funeral arrangements set for Thomas 'Tom' Russell Will Facebook and last updated 2021-07-21 18:54:10-04 Funeral arrangements have been set for Thomas (Tom) Russell Will. Read the full obituary below: Thomas (Tom) Russell Will, born on New Year’s Day 1942 in Chicago, Illinois to Sylvia Schultz Will and Albert John Will, joined God in Heaven on July 19, 2021, in Lafayette, La. After graduating from Palatine High School, Palatine, Il., Tom attended Drake University, where in ’64 he earned a degree in Marketing and Communications. In ’68 he joined the U.S. Navy and entered officer ...

Recent HoF inductee A.J. LaRue was a community giant Home » News » Recent HoF inductee A.J. LaRue was a community giant The original Glen Dart Hockey Tournament Committee members Joe Iles, from left, Fred Neiman, Ron Curry, A.J. LaRue and Berkley Feir. Submitted by Scotty LaRue News13 July 2021 By Darren Lum Every house needs a strong foundation to stand the test of time and Haliburton was set on the right path by Albert John “Ab” LaRue, one of three people, who are going into the Haliburton Highlands Hall of Fame as a builder. Ab was a key figure for the town when it comes to ...

Olive (97), late of Letterboy Road, Ederney, passed away suddenly on the afternoon of Friday, April 9. Speaking on behalf of her family, Olive’s eldest daughter, Jennifer Barton, described her late mother as “very loving”. “I couldn’t have asked for better. She was very outgoing and sociable. She was a very lively lady and very colourful,” she said. Born on March 21, 1924 to George and Mary Montgomery, Olive was raised along with her seven siblings on a small farm in the townland of Tirmacspird, on the outskirts of Ederney village. She grew up in a very musical household...

characters, all these lawyers, and other people who surround the prize, and they're all interesting, at least i found. some people said to me as i was writing the book and the book was lengthening, well, concentrate on the interesting ones but they're all interesting. or at least i found that. and the book -- rather, the subject makes you confront some of the biggest questions concerning war and peace. and freedom and tyranny. and makes you decide what you believe or what you consider nearest true. so, i found it a really rewarding exercise to study the nobel peace prize. it's a juic...