Words will not wipe away your tears and hugs may not ease the pain, but hold onto your memories because forever they will remain.

When you lose someone that you hold dear in your heart, you gain an angel that you know.

May the memories of your loved one give you strength in the days that lie ahead.

Donald "Don" Edward Smithers - Suddenly, at the Kingston Health Sciences Centre on Wednesday, June 22, 2022. Loving husband of Sharon (nee McKeown) and son-in-law of Camille McKeown. Pre-deceased by his parents Charles & Dorothy Smithers, his son Leslie Smithers, daughter in-law Cara, father-in-law Leslie McKeown and brother-in-law Bill. Don's sense of humour and love for his family will be sadly missed by his sisters Debbie, Kim and his brother George (June) Kelly....

Passed away peacefully at home with her husband by her side. Shelley will be forever missed by her devoted husband Robert (Bob) of 55 years. Cherished mother of Patrick (Lisa) and Brenda (Jon). Beloved sister of Margaret Bongard, Helen Cole, and Carol Robson. Proud grandmother of Zackary Ploughman (Jessica), Rhianon Simpson (Patrick), Angus Ferguson, Keagan Ferguson, Ayden Ferguson, and Isobella Ferguson and great-grandmother of Piper and Brady Ploughman. She will be lovingly rememberd by...

 Words will not wipe away your tears and hugs may not ease the pain, but hold onto your memories because forever they will remain.

Words will not wipe away your tears and hugs may not ease the pain, but hold onto your memories because forever they will remain.

LUFFMAN (nee-Rouse): Patricia (Pat) Louise Of Belleville, entered peacefully into rest with family by her side in the early hours of Monday June 6th, 2022 in her 74th year. Dear daughter of the late Catherine & Ray Rouse. Beloved wife and best friend of late John David Luffman for 47 years. Cherished Mother of Dave Luffman (Kim MacMullen) of Belleville, Theresa Hoard (Dale) of Stirling and John Luffman (Carla) of Belleville. Also lovingly remembered by her grandchildren Jonathon,...

Mom grew up in Germany. She went through a lot of trials and tribulations as a child. When she was nine, her dad passed away and she moved to live with her aunt. This was also WWII was times. In her teen years she experienced hunger and poverty. In order to survive the winter she stole coal from the train. She got caught, which turned out to be a benefit later in her life. When she was eighteen she was able to go to school to be a nurse. She lived in Germany for one more year. She was able...

When you love someone enough, there is no such thing as goodbye.