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Chandler; David Bryant

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It is with great sadness that the family of David Bryant Chandler announces his peaceful passing on February 28, 2018.
He leaves his children, Debra (Geoff Foulds), Kelly (Randy Blair) and Craig (Lesley Hinton); and seven grandchildren, Drew (Jessica), Ben (Amy), Hannah, Devlin, Reden, Caleb, and Phebe. He will be sadly missed by his sisters-in-law Janet (Ron Maddigan) and Joan (Gerry Parker), and nieces and nephews Susan, Carol, Davin, Patti, Peter, John, Lesli, Michael, Paul, Brad, and Steven.
He is predeceased by wife Joan Louise Haughan, parents Bruce and Ressa Chandler, infant sister Joan, and his three brothers, Bruce, Paul and Peter.
Family was paramount for David. He loved being with them and taking an active role in their lives, from babysitting and attending their concerts and games, to travelling. David was also very social and enjoyed spending time with his many friends whether it was sharing a meal and some wine or just sharing the latest news.
David will leave a void in his community where,’ for more than 70 years, he contributed to and participated in many organizations, becoming part of the fabric of Queens County. He was a natural relationship builder, a connector, a firm and wonderful friend, mentor and father-figure to many. Whether at work, on a team, or as a leader, he gave everyone around him fair hearing, an encouraging word, and a voice. He loved to learn new things and meet new people, a gift that brought him a life rich in friendships and experiences.
He spent his career at Bowater Mersey Paper Company, beginning as a paper tester, and retiring as Transportation and Distribution Manager.
He was on the committees and boards of many worthy causes, including Zion United Church, Liverpool Curling Club, Boy Scouts, and the PC party, and he was a 60-year member of Zetland Lodge No. 9, A.F. & A.M.
He loved team sports, and earned his lifelong nickname, ”Casey,” playing baseball in his teens and twenties. He loved to curl, play golf, and swim, no matter how cold the water was at his beloved Hunts Point.
Music was a great joy in his life. For 72 years he played percussion in the Mersey Band and its predecessors, still marching with the band into his 70s and performing in concerts into his 80s. He often played drums in the orchestra for Winds of Change productions and other community events.
David was a genuinely good man, curious, supportive, and had a quiet kindness that pervaded his life. He always had a To Do list, a plan or two, people to see, and places to go. His leaving makes a huge mark in his community.
Special thanks to Dr. Garry Morash, Trisha Doucette and all of his very special friends and neighbours for their care and attention.
Visitation will be Saturday, March 10, 2018 from 7 until 9 p.m. in Chandlers’ Funeral Chapel, Liverpool. Funeral service will be Sunday, March 11, 2018 at 2:30 p.m. in Zion United Church, Liverpool. Reverend Carol Smith officiating. Reception to follow in the church hall. Burial will be in Zion United Cemetery, Payzant Street, Liverpool. No flowers by request. Donations may be made in David’s memory to Queens General Hospital Foundation or to the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Nova Scotia. Online condolences may be made to www.chandlersfuneral.com.

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  1. To all David’s Family, my thought and prayers are with each of you. He was one special man who was so kind to me and I will miss him.

  2. Dear Debra, Kelly, Craig and family,

    I am saddened to learn of Dave’s passing. I have so many fond memories but the most lasting will be that even as we disagreed on some things there was always respect and smiles exchanged. The earth has lost a good one. I hope your memories will help you all moving forward.

  3. To the family, of David Chandler. Please know that our thoughts and prayers ,
    are with you all ,at this difficult time.
    He was a great friend ,.Carole

  4. To all of David,s family, we were so sorry to hear of David,s passing. We enjoyed his friendship over the years and know he will be greatly missed by all who knew him.

  5. We are so very sad to hear this news. He was the most lovely and wonderful man and will be truly missed by all who knew him. Heartfelt condolences and prayers for strength to his beloved family and friends. ❤❤❤

  6. We have lost such a good friend, one who mentored me in good and challenging times. Everyone who deemed David a friend-and there are many-will always remember him with a warm heart and a smile. He enriched our lives beyond measure.

  7. David was one true gentlemen of Liverpool. I got to know him when we played with the Bowater Mersey Band and know he will be remembered kindly of by many.

  8. Debra,Kelly,Craig and Family: It is with great sadness to hear of David’s passing:He will certainly be missed by many.Condolences extended to all David’s family.

  9. Very sad news to hear of David’s passing.In the last few years I was contacted to provide lunches for the Senior Curlers via a call from Casey during their winter events and got to know this wonderful and sweet man along with an amazing group of other women and gentlemen in the Liverpool Club. We chatted and joked often during those days and it will truly be a loss felt by many. My deepest condolences to all his family and friends,❤️
    Karla Colp

  10. I was so sorry to hear of Daves ‘s passing.Please except our sincere condolences…

  11. Our Condolences to the family. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. He will be missed.

  12. To The Chandler family. Our sincerest sympathy to you at this very sad time. David was an amazing person and contributed greatly to his community. He will surely be missed. The Mersey Band won’t be the same without his smiling face. Hugs to all of you. Butch and Loretta

  13. Dear Debra, Kelly, Craig & families:

    So very sorry for your loss. David was such a great person, a gentleman and liked by all. Please accept our condolences and prayers at this very difficult time. We will miss seeing him in church.

  14. Dear Chandler Family, We were sorry to learn of the death of David. We have fond memories of him from when we lived in Liverpool. We appreciated his kind and gentle manner. He was encouraging to our son Graeme who was learning to be a percussionist with the Mersey Band. The community of Queens County benefited from the life of David. We are grateful for the words of the Lord Jesus, “Blessed are those who mourn for they will be comforted.” Matthew 5:4

  15. To The Chandler family. We are so very sorry to hear of Davis’s passing. He was a wonderful man who will be greatly missed in our community. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

  16. Joan and family
    Sorry to read of Casey’s passing. Please accept my sincere sympathy.
    My thoughts and prayers are with you

    Enid

  17. So very sorry to hear about your Dad. Your father was a special man, loved and respected and will be missed by many.

  18. To all of David’s Family…….we were very sad to hear of David’s passing. A truly sweet man and wonderful friend and Board member of our Museum. We will miss seeing him out for his daily walk up to town. Please accept our sincere condolences.

  19. On behalf of the Mersey Band, I would like to offer my sincere condolences to David’s family. David was a long time and important member of our band, dedicating many years of service to us and many others in the community. He was a fine percussionist but more importantly a fine human being. I can’t even begin to think of all the wonderful things David contributed to the band but it was above and beyond and we were very lucky to have him as a friend and bandsman. David was a kind, caring, and giving man and I know we will all miss him a lot!

  20. Debra,Kelly,Craig and families:

    We were so sorry to hear of your Dad’s passing.He was one of a kind without a doubt.He will be missed by everyone who had the pleasure of knowing him.Our condolences to you all at this very difficult time.

  21. Dear Debra and Hannah and family,
    I’m very sorry to hear that your father (grandfather) passed away. I send heart felt condolences and wish you peace as you reflect on the memories of his life with you.
    Love and hugs,
    Krystina

  22. We were so very sorry to hear this news. David was a wonderful man who will be missed by so many whose lives he touched. What a life well lived! Our community was a better place because of the many gifts he shared during his lifetime of service and friendship. Our heartfelt sympathy to the Chandler family and all who knew and loved him.

  23. Debra, Kelly, Craig and families –

    Very sorry to hear of your Father’s passing. A true gentleman who always had a minute to say hello. Will be sadly missed. My thoughts are prayers are with you.

  24. Dear Debra and family ; My sincerest condolences to all of the family. Such an incredible gift your Dear Dad. It was a priviledge to be in his presence at any time ; his quiet wit and smile , lightened each moment. May your hearts continue along; continually strengthened with the precious memories that are yours always.
    Sincerly, and with love from Anne MacDonald

  25. To all of David’s family… David was a fine, fine man – a man like few others. Always generous with a kind word and a smile, I never heard him say a bad word about anyone. The whole community shares your loss.

  26. To all of David”s family;
    I was saddened to hear of David”s passing .David was always such a nice down to earth guy .He will be sorely missed by all who knew him. My prayers are with you all .So sorry for your loss.

  27. Debra, Kelly, Craig and families,

    A man of great stature with kindness,commitment, wisdom and perception has left us poorer for his leaving. We have benefitted in many ways through his many contributions to our society. His loss will be shared by all who knew him. Sincere condolences to his family.

  28. Debra,Kelly and Craig and families,
    So sorry to learn that David has left us. I was fortunate to have worked with David for several years and was
    Better for it. He was always a gentleman and a person of understanding and patience.He will be missed indeed. Sincere condolences to you all.

  29. I am so sorry for your loss. May your family and friends provide you the support to get through this difficult time.

  30. Mes condoléances to the family. David was a wonderful man . On my last visit to Liverpool we walked at the Emera Center together. Truly a dear friend.

  31. So sad to hear of the passing of David.He was a great percussionist in the back row of the Mersey Band.I’m
    sure the younger gentleman will really miss him playing with them at their concerts.Prayers of comfort to his
    family at this sad and difficult time.Linda,Stephen,Preston&Savanna Williams.

  32. Dear Chandler Family:
    We were so sorry to hear of David’s passing. We are thinking of all of you with heartfelt sympathy at this very sad time.

  33. To All The Family,
    Sending our most sincere condolences in you sad loss….take care❤️

  35. David was a great person who made friends very easily.He truly will be thought of often who knew him.

  36. TO DAVID’S FAMILY SO VERY SHOCKED TO HEAR THE SAD NEWS . MY CONDOLENCES TO ALL. DAD WAS A TRUE GENTLEMAN AND ALWAYS HAD THE TIME TO SAY HELLO IN PASSING .RIP DAVID

  37. Our thoughts and prayers are with the Chandler family. We will certainly miss him at the golf course.

    Dave and Colette Kemshead

  38. I was so sorry to hear of Davids passing. I loved his sense of humour ……. always sure to bring a smile to ones face. He will be sadly missed by all.

    My condolences to the Chandler family. I am thinking of you all at this sad time.

  39. We were so very sorry to hear about David. He was a really “gentle man” and we were the better for knowing him. Sincere condolences to the family. Brian & Ros Byrne

  40. Dave and I consider ourselves so fortunate to have had Dave (and Joan) as neighbors for all these years. To say a person is kind and gentle may sound trite but in describing Dave, it is with the utmost sincerity. To look out my window as I am doing right now, to see his car still in the driveway, brings such sadness and disbelief that he is gone. Heaven is richer now, with his presence. Blessings to all he leaves behind.

  41. Kelly and Family,
    So sorry to hear of the passing of your Dad. Although I didn’t know him personally, I can read what a great person he was and of course, knowing you, I can see the great influence he had shaping you. Know our thoughts and prayers are with you all at this very difficult time.

  42. To David’s family:
    We are so sorry to learn of David’s passing. He was one Liverpool’s best.
    Sincere condolences to you at this difficult time.

  43. We are so sorry to hear of David’s passing. David was a great friend to our family and he will be missed in particular by my dad Louie Johnston. It was my distinct pleasure to spend time speaking with David just this January. We talked about all sorts of family stories and was lucky to be able to thank him again for one of the most memorable plant tours of my career when David arranged for me to go through the Bowater plant.

    Our thoughts are with all the family

  44. To The Chandler Family,
    Gentle yet strong, open minded yet fiercely committed to those things with which he had confirmed his loyalty. May we sincerely express our condolences to the family of a guy who loved his family and freely offered his talents and intelligence to his community.
    Sincerely,
    Duncan & Goretti MacIsaac

  45. Deb, Kelly, Craig and families.
    Sincere condolences to you. Words never seem enough, but may your memories bring you comfort and your families give you strength. God bless you.

  46. I am very sorry to hear of cousin David’s passing. He was a wonderful caring man who will be missed by his family members and many others. My thoughts are with the Chandler family at this sad time.

  47. Please accept our sincerest condolences on David’s passing. He was a kind and thoughtful man who will be missed by many in the Liverpool area. A real gentleman with a wonderful smile who made others feel at ease around him.Very sad.

  48. We were very sad to hear of your Dad’s passing. A unique individual whom we will miss. Our sincere condolences.

  49. To the family of Dave:
    Please accept my sincere condolences for your loss. Dave was a very good friend of my husband and me, in fact, was an usher at our wedding. He was a true gentleman who always had a wide smile and friendly word for everyone. He added so much to our community. He will be greatly missed by all who knew him. May God go with you as you move forward.
    Sincerely,
    Jean Strum

  50. Dearest Debra, Kelly and Craig and big beautiful families
    We send our love to you all for the loss of Dad Chandler. His light continues to shine in our lives. His ready smile, constant twinkle in his eye, love of the steadfast bonds of friendship, faithful buoyant banter and deep generosity will always enrich and strengthen us as a shining example of the true goodness of humankind. Your precious father will never be forgotten. Bless you all. We love you.
    xo
    Rosalee & Allan and family.

  51. 4:00 in the afternoon became a very special time. We spent hours talking, David sharing all the news you needed to know without ever a mean word. We laughed, solved problems, talked politics and sports; and tales of his family always brought a smile to his face and twinkle to his eye.

    I will miss my friend.
    RK

  52. I met David soon after arriving in Lvp and he graciously introduced me to the area. He was political gentleman who made a huge impression on me. Loved to curl with him, play poker with him, talk politics with him, and enjoyed the occasional cocktail with him. David and Joan were stalwarts in our community. Sincere condolences to the family!
    John and Donna

  53. We were sorry to hear of David’s passing. He and Joan were great friends of Mom & Dads. Please accept our sincerest condolences.

  54. I am so sorry to hear of your father’s death. He was such a kind and cheerful cousin and we will miss him so much when we visit the south shore. He was a great support to us at the time of Mom’s passing. She always had a close and special relationship with your father. Your Dad was a great man and will be sorely missed. Thinking of you all at this difficult time. Rebecca Stulberg

  55. To the Chandler family.
    So sorry to hear of David’s passing. He was a lovely man and will be sadly missed by all that knew him.
    Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this sad time.
    Cherish your many great memories and David will be with you forever.

  57. Debra, Kelly and Craig, I’m very sorry to hear of David’s passing. He was an icon in Liverpool. Over the past number of years I’ve seen him often when in Liverpool, usually at Zion during church. He was alway the same warm, friendly, happy man I’ve known for years. He will be missed in the community and most of all by you. Keep your memories close, they will comfort you.

  58. To The Family:

    I was fortunate to become acquainted with David in The Mersey Band. He always had a smile and a clever quip to share with his bandmates. He will be very missed.

  59. Craig and Family,
    We are so very sorry to hear about your Dad. May your many happy memories help you through this great loss. Thinking of you at this sad time. Sending our deepest sympathy to all of you. ❤️

  60. Dear Chandler family,
    Please accept our deepest condolences in the loss of your dear Dad. He was truly a great fellow with a wonderful sense of community.
    His passing certainly leaves a huge void in all the endeavors he dedicated his time and efforts to over the years. And what a sense of humor!
    You were all blessed to have had such a good father and grandfather. We will be thinking of you in the sad days ahead.
    Holly and Philip Smith

  61. My deepest condolences to David Chandler’s family. I was surprised to hear of David’s passing. I had only recently called to let him know the last storm had blown shingles from his roof. He thanked me and we had a friendly chat when he came out to look. He will surely be missed by many. In my work next door at HPBCottages I always enjoyed his friendly wave and gentle smile and the lively twinkle in his eye. I will smile when I think of him.

    Lorraine

  62. So sorry to hear of David’s passing. A great fellow and friend to all. David was my contact at Bowater Mersey for eight years, when I was Sales and Marketing Rep. with C.N.Rlys, always looking forward to good discussions, and a friendly monthly meeting. Following retirements (1990), he and some others from Bowater, CN, Canadian Keyes, met at Chester spring and fall for lunch, and chat about our happenings, and try to solve the world problems… a great time,..we will surely miss David.
    My sincerest condolence to all of the family.

  63. Debra,Kelly, Craig and families. Our heartfelt sympathy to you all we are thinking of you all.

    Steve,Becky & Jack

  64. Dear Kelly & Family…sending our deepest sympathy in the loss of such a special father & friend. May all your cherished memories, faith & his love carry you through each day. OX
    Ron & Annette Wyer

  65. To the Chandler Family
    I am so sorry for your loss. It must bring you comfort in reading the many messages of condolences and friends fond memories of knowing David. He was a special person who touched many lives. My Sincere Condolences. Sincerely, Susan MacLeod

  66. Craig and family:

    So sorry to hear of your father’s passing. My thoughts and prayers go out to you and your family at this very sad time. Hugs

  67. Sincere condolences to David’s family. I have worked for David ( & Joan ) many times over the past 30 years. We’ve had many great conversations as well as when we met in town. I am proud to have known this fine man.

  68. To the family:

    We were saddened to learn of the passing of David. He was a real gentleman and a pleasure to meet. He contributed much to his community and we appreciated his many kindnesses over the years.

    Regards, Linda+Jim Smith

  69. It is with such sadness that I send this note. Debra, Kelly and Craig, Dave and I are so sorry that you and your families have to struggle through the loss of your Dad, so quickly on the loss of your Mom. We so loved David … that smile and twinkle of his eyes that lets you know something more is coming – and it’s probably going to be really funny!!! He was so committed to his family and his community. Your loss is being felt by many. Take care of yourselves, Nancy and Dave M

  70. So sorry to hear you have left us Casey, but you had a great run.
    Thanks for the memories . . . . .

  71. Hi Kelly,
    We saw your Dad’s obituary this morning and want to extend to you, Randy, Drew and Blair our very sincere sympathy. It’s getting to be a good while since we retired from Bridgewater, but we have great memories of you and your family. It was interesting to read how involved your father was with “all things Liverpool.” He will surely be missed, and most of all by you, his family.
    Cherish your good memories.
    Ivan & Judy

  72. To Joan Parker,
    My thoughts went to you and Kelly as soon as I saw the obituary for David Chandler this morning. I remember asking you at church about the Chandler connection. We have great memories of Kelly, Randy and their boys. I don’t have contact information for you, but hope that this will get to you. Judy and I want to extend our very sincere sympathy to you and yours. It was most interesting to read of David’s many involvements in the Liverpool community.
    Blessings,
    Ivan Norton

  73. I am sorry for your loss. My thoughts are with the Chandler family.

    Take care.

    Jeff Diamond

  74. To the family-

    With rich memories of David’s personal friendship and his support in Zion Church, I extend sincere sympathy. I realize that you have now lost both of your parents in the past year. May all your family be touched with God’s grace for his comfort and strength at this time of sorrow.

    Stewart Russell

  75. Dear Craig and Family,

    Please accept my condolences on the passing of your Farther. I have many fond memories from curling and band; but most of all, I remember your Father sitting in his chair reading the paper, while he had to endure my wretched singing preparing for the Music Festivals, and always kinds words after of encouragement. My thoughts and prayers are with your family at this time.

    Lisa Whynott

  76. Sorry to hear of David’s passing. He always had a big smile and laughed so easily. A real gentleman. Our prayers are with you all.

  77. It is with great sadness that were heard of David’s passing. He was a wonderful man and a great person. May you rest with your family and find peace in God’s home. Always remembered by Joyce and family.

  78. To the Chandler family. This is such sad news. David was one of my bosses in the Sales and Traffic Department at Bowater, along with Bert Wiles and Maurice Feoner. That wonderful smile and chuckle….such a treasure. I know you have so many wonderful memories, and they will support and comfort you. Our very sincerest sympathy from both Jim and I

  79. The Chandler family
    Saddened by loss of a gentle giant who meant so much to so many people. He will be missed by everyone who knew him. He had never changed from being a kind person all his life. Our thoughts and prayers go out to all of his family.

  80. To the Chandler family:

    I am so sorry to hear of David’s passing. I had the good fortune to work with David. He made the trips we took to Greenville during budget time quite enjoyable.

    In later years some of us have been getting together for lunch a few times a year where David usually had a news flash or a story for us.

    I shall miss you my friend.

  81. Craig, Lesley, & Family

    So sorry to hear of your Dad’s passing. Thoughts are with you at this difficult time.

    Rob, Andrea & Olivia Orr

  82. The Chandler Family

    We want to extend our sincere sympathy in the loss of your Dad.

    We have to say that the news of David’s passing was to us, a shock.

    Aubrey met David over 70 yrs. ago., when they entered grade nine at L.H.S. Graduated together four years later.
    Kept in touch over the years and we had many phone calls and great visits with he and Joan, and later with David at
    the cottage during the last couple of years. Lots of laughs during these visits.

    Just this past Monday, called him to let him know we were coming to Port Mouton and would see him.

    Cherish your memories they will be a great comfort.

    Your Dad was a wonderful man and a great friend , he will be missed by many.

  83. I offer my sincere condolences to all of David’s family. His passing is a huge loss to Liverpool. He was someone who has been so involved in the goings on in town and a man who was loved by many. The many touching messages that are posted here show what a great person he really was. My thoughts are with his entire family.

  84. We are so sad to hear of David’s passing. He was a wonderful man. A true gentleman. So kind, intelligent, talented and warm. We will miss both of your parents as we spent many happy days of summer at Hunt’s Point.

  85. We are very sorry to hear of David Passing. He was a true gentleman. Our deepest sympathy to all Davids family.

  86. Dear Debra, Kelly, Craig & Families,

    Every time visiting Liverpool was highlighted by our visit to the Chandlers.
    We had much to discuss about our common ancestors. David was a member of our wedding party nearly 64 year ago.
    David was truly a wonderful gentleman, a helpful, witty friend to all. We are blessed to have known him and he will be sorely missed.
    May your happy memories of your parents help to sustain you in the future.
    Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
    With heartfelt sympathy,
    Bruce & Edith Saunders

  87. To the family, please accept our condolence,s David was a mainstay around the funeral home with his brother Peter where I worked for 25 years always a gentlemen and very professional, David will be greatly miss in the community and at walk & talk at Queens place.

  88. David made everyone feel they were important to him.
    No matter the subject, he made your interest his interest.
    Projects with David became an adventure and not a task.
    Always, told with in his eyes that twinkled, there’d be a joke fit for the New Yorker.
    As a percussionist, he was first rate.
    But if other activities kept him late for rehearsal, he was just as happy playing a cow bell or triangle as the lead part.
    Making music and seeing his team at work was what mattered most.
    His talent, dedication, persistence and charm contributed immeasurably to the long-term survival and success of the Mersey Band.
    His imprint will be felt as long as the band practices and performs.

  89. I was so very sorry to hear of David’s passing. He was a wonderful caring man and I was looking forward to visiting him in the spring.

  90. Debra,Kelly, Craig and families, Brian and I are so sad to know of David’s passing. He was a wonderful person and beloved by so many. He was a dear friend of my family and the community and he will be so missed. You are blessed to have such a wonderful father and grandfather.Thinking of you all.
    MaryBeth and Brian McFadden

  91. Kelly, Randy and family
    We were saddened by the news of your Father’s passing and our thoughts are with you all.
    Tony & Janice Sampson

  92. Deb, Kelly, Craig and families,

    Thinking of you at this time as you remember the great guy that Your Dad was. Knew him personally and from work and he always had time for a chat.

    Karen & Hugh

  93. To the Chandler Family…It is with a heavy heart that I write these words. David was a very kind hearted man who loved his family dearly. David had a smile that would light up a room; his gentle ways and laid back attitude resonated a peaceful calming whenever he was around. We will miss him dearly at Zion and in the community…may you R.I.P. my friend…spread your Wings and go Fly High with the Angels…

  95. Debra, Kelly and Craig,

    I am so sorry to hear of your Dad’s passing. He was a true gentleman and well respected by his community. My deepest condolences to you and your families.

  96. We are thinking of David and you, the family. Please accept our condolences for your family’s loss. Rejoice in his
    remarkable life and the memories you shared.

  97. Dear Chandler Family,
    Sorry to hear that Casey passed away. He was always friendly, a good community oriented worker and a joy to meet at any time. Your Dad and Mom raised a wonderful family,and the memories will help to ease the pain in your heart you are feeling these days. You are in our thoughts and prayers.

  98. To The Family Of David Chandler;
    Francis And I Are Very Sorry To Hear Of Your Dad’s Passing. A True Gentleman Indeed. We Have Known David & Joan For Quite A Few Years, David & Joan Were Two Very Amazing People. Always There To Help Anyone. David Is Now With The Love Of His Life. Please Except Our Condolences And God Bless You All At This Most Difficult Time In Your Lives.May God Be With You All!!!
    Sincerely:
    Francis & Peggy Payzant.

  99. I am very sorry to hear of David’s passing. Please give you family our condolences.

    I have just had indication by going on your site to tell you also of Patsy Haughan’s passing as of yesterday, Match 8, 3018, after a long illness. Both her daughter’s Lisa and Andrea were by her side.

    Please accept my appologies this late regret.

    Peggy Simpkin (Glen and Phyllis’s daughter).

  100. Debra, Kelly, and Craig,
    We are saddened by the news of the passing of your father.
    He was such a fine gentleman, and a wonderful member of
    our community. Our thoughts are with you as you comfort each
    other through this difficult time.
    Cathy & Rollie

  101. To Chandler family:
    We are so sorry to hear the sad news. We shall always remember David as a kind and gentle man who has never failed to put a smile on our faces with his humour, charm and wit, He will be deeply missed. Our thoughts and prayers are with your family during this season of loss.

  102. The Chandler Family.. We are very sorry to hear of Davids passing. MANSON so enjoyed working with David and also curled with him. He was a true gentle man. Our thoughts and Prayers are with you and yours during this difficult time.

  103. I repeat the message told to you many times over.Your father was such a family and community man.I last talked to him when he was in Queens General as he was in a room with my husband.Little did I think he would be gone so soon.He sure did have a quiet sense of humour that everyone loved.He had many talents that he willingly shared with the community.
    May your wonderful memories carry you through this difficult time.

  104. Dear Debra, Kelly, Craig and family,

    I was so saddened to hear of your Father’s passing. He was a wonderful man. Such a loss for the community. The last time I saw Cassy was at my Dad’s retirement party. Your Father’s whit and sense of humour were the life of the party.

  105. So many Great Memories with Dave and Joan. He never stopped smiling!
    Now Joan can laugh again with him!
    Condolences to you all!
    Jeff Miller

  106. To the Chandler family,
    We’re very sorry to hear of David’s passing. He was such a presence in the community and will be missed by many. Sending you our sincere condolences.
    Jeff and Shelly West

  107. The Chandler family

    Our deepest sympathy in David’s passing. Will miss meeting him and seeing his smile and a brief chat.. Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this sad time.

  108. To David’s Family,
    We are extremely sorry to hear of David’s passing.He definitely leaves a void in our community.
    We will miss him.
    With our sincere sympathy,

    Paula & Al

  109. Dear Debra, Kelly, Craig and families: what a privilege it was yesterday for us to gather at your dad’s special service at Zion United in that most delightful of towns, Liverpool! From the day when Stephanie and I came to live in town in 1968 – the year that Craig was conceived – we were made most welcome by the community, and especially at 66 Main Street by David and Joan. What a wonderful time it was to live in that gem of a Nova Scotia town! How great it was to move amongst so many friends from school and community yesterday – too many to name in the space available!
    Debra, when your daughter sang at the service, we could see you when you were singing solos in the Queens County Music Festival – another terrific product from that region. Beautiful! Craig, we can picture you singing with all those other boys from the Liverpool Boys’ Choir in Fagan’s gang in “Oliver” at the Astor. Another great memory! Thank you for keeping in touch over the years, Kelly, and for sharing that memorable family photo on Facebook today. You are all very special people, offspring of two remarkable parents, David and Joan, who made our life in Liverpool so special. Thanks for allowing us to share those times – and yesterday’s tribute service with you. No wonder everyone loves going back to Liverpool! Our love to you always, Terry & Stephanie Hurrell.

  110. Dear Kelly and Chandler family,
    We began across Main St from you. Your Dad played drums for Jimmie Thies and his nine Piece Orchestra at Shelburne Legion. I took up trumpet at 13 to join the Bowater Mersey Band where Casey was president and head
    procurer of instruments. He got himself a 3 tympani set and me the trumpet I still have. Practice with Bill Stitt every Tuesday and parades every weekend for 13 years. My dad took 10000 slide pictures, so things like David and Joan and Jim and Lou Cape Breton road trip are documented. David was such comfort when Lou died.

  111. We are so sorry to hear of the passing of your Dad. Our thoughts are with you all.

  112. Our deepest condolences to the family. David was very kind and thoughtful man. I am grateful for the time we spent working on non profit board together. I learned a lot from David and I am truly saddened by his passing. Our thoughts are with you – may God bless you!

  113. Debra, Kelly, Craig and family, I’ve just heard of your loss of your father, who was a school mate of mine. Sending my condolences to you all.

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