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Mr. Raymond George Landgraff, age 63 years, passed away peacefully in Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre on Sunday, February 28, 2021 with his family by his side. Ray was born in Port Arthur on November 19, 1957 to Roy and Thelma Landgraff. He was educated locally and worked for the majority of his life as a mechanic, before finishing his last years as a truck driver. Ray met Cindy Peck and they were married on January 21, 1984. He was a dedicated husband, loving father and proud Papa. His family was his whole world and time spent together was his biggest passion. Ray enjoyed...

Her normally energetic and active 8-year-old had been vomiting constantly and losing a lot of weight. Then one day he suddenly collapsed and was rushed to Christchurch Hospital. “[He] ended up having an MRI and within an hour and a half he’d stopped breathing on us – that's how much the pressure [in his head] had built up. It was all systems go then.” The MRI revealed Connor had a medulloblastoma brain tumour – a common form of child cancer. The New Brighton boy was rushed into emergency surgery to relieve the pressure in his brain. STACY SQUIRES/Stuff Connor Duncan-Caley an...

Time called on global phenomenon that started with a lockdown dare We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Time called on global phenomenon that started with a lockdown dare Normal text size Advertisement The global phenomenon created by a Queensland woman to dress up on bin days will be left behind in 2020 with a bitter sweet end. Danielle Askew created the Bin Isolation Outing Facebook page nine months ago, when she dared a friend to dress up while rolling her bin to the kerbside. Facebook page Bin Isolation Outing founder Danielle Askew will c...

  Mr Weaver said his friend had a cancer diagnosis and would always return from Camp Quality with a renewed confidence and plenty of memories. He said he continued to volunteer in honour of his friend's legacy along with the difference he could make to the lives of children. Mr Weaver added the camp was a good chance for them to forget about their cancer diagnosis and to let 'kids to be kids'. Every one of the children received a special surprise at the weekend - The Buddy Box! The Buddy Box is an interactive gift box designed to support children undergoing cancer treatmen...

  Mr Weaver said his friend had a cancer diagnosis and would always return from Camp Quality with a renewed confidence and plenty of memories. He said he continued to volunteer in honour of his friend's legacy along with the difference he could make to the lives of children. Mr Weaver added the camp was a good chance for them to forget about their cancer diagnosis and to let 'kids to be kids'. Every one of the children received a special surprise at the weekend - The Buddy Box! The Buddy Box is an interactive gift box designed to support children undergoing cancer treatmen...