Resting at MacLean Funeral Home Swan Chapel. Many thanks to the staff at Whisperwood Villa for providing Mum with wonderful care the last 4 years. She is survived by her children, Marlene Fitzsimons (Barry), Brenda Nobles (Peter) and Trent (Andrea) grandchildren, Matthew Nobles (Suzie), Kyle Nobles (Cody), Steven Fitzsimons, Emily Genge (Garrett), Duncan and Elliott MacDonald great-grandchildren, Aubrey and Asher Nobles and soon to arrive a third great-grandchild, (Genge). She was actively involved with the UCW at Spring Park United Church for many years.ĭelores was pre¬deceased by her husband, Don her siblings, Horace Newcombe and Muriel Mac¬Dougall and her parents. She and Don loved to entertain, and playing cards at various halls around the countryside was something they both enjoyed. She married the love of her life Donald in 1952 and they remained together for 67 years until Don's passing in 2019.ĭelores was known as an excellent baker, and loved to feed everyone that came through her door. Online condolences may be made at Passed away peacefully surrounded by family in Whisperwood Villa on July 4, 2023.ĭelores was born in Tyne Valley on May 30, 1933, to Charles and Emily Newcombe. If so desired, memorial donations may be made directly to Trinity United Church, Queen Elizabeth Hospital Foundationor the Alzheimer Society of PEI.

There will be no visitation or service by personal request. Thank you to Reverend John Moses for his weekly visits. Baglole for their care and compassion, as well as the nursing staff, PSW and cleaning staff of Unit #2. Predeceased by his parents George Duckworth and Alma Rennie, sister Florence (Ray Taylor), brother Clarence, parents-in-law Billy & Bluebell Jones, and sister-in-law Sharon Jones. Survived by sister Gloria (Lloyd) Doering, brother-in-law Fred Jones (Karen), and numerous nieces and nephews. Jim also leaves behind grandchildren Logan, Kira, Emily, Coulton and Noah Duckworth and Kyle Kennific and great-grandson Dakota Duckworth. Survived by his loving wife Gail Duckworth (Jones) and sons Curtis (Michelle), Dellar (Pam) and Corey (Carrie). Online condolences may be made at Passed away peacefully with his family by his side on Wednesday, Jat the Queen Elizabeth Hospital of Charlottetown, age 84 years. If so desired, memorial donations may be made to the Oscar Waugh Friends Fund at the Community Foundation of PEI. Visiting hours Thursday from 3:00 – 6:00 p.m. For those wishing to attend virtually, the service will be live-streamed on the church’s Facebook and YouTube pages.

A Celebration of Life will be held on Monday at 10:00 a.m. We could not have had better loving and attentive care. We’d also like to thank his oncology and radiation care team at the IWK, the QEH Peds Unit, Make a Wish Foundation, the PEI Cancer Treatment Centre, and the Palliative Care Centre. Oscar felt truly thought of, cared for, and loved. The support from everyone (including complete strangers!) has been truly amazing…we could not have gotten through this without you. Thank you to all of you who prayed, sent us positive vibes and thoughts, dropped off food, taxied Harry and Grace to appointments or work, looked after our pets, sent thoughtful cards and gift baskets, and contributed monetarily. Yet his smile shows inner happiness, quiet confidence, and strength.Īn inspiration to all who knew him, Oscar was an amazing, loving brother, a fierce friend, a joy of a son, and a kind-hearted, thoughtful, beautiful soul. When this picture was taken, his hair was falling out (for the second time), and he was fully aware of his prognosis. This picture sums up all of those qualities. He was, just like his school basketball team and the origin of his name, a Warrior. Oscar’s resilience, courage, optimism, grace, and determination were nothing short of remarkable. Through all the many scans, surgeries, biopsies, tests, needle pokes for bloodwork, IV chemotherapy, injections, PICC lines and butterflies, trips to Halifax for chemotherapy and radiation treatments, and literally thousands of pills, he never complained. Predeceased by his grandparents Gerald Hill and Leslie and Audrey Waugh. Fondly remembered by his grandmother Carol Hill, aunts and uncles Teena (Andy), Gerald Paul (Shirlee Anne), George (Kassandra) and Amanda Hill (Paul), David (Kathryn) Waugh, Carol (Paul) Sproat, Clive (Cindy) Waugh, Debra (Tracy) Hoffos, Doreen (Al) Sawyer, and Lana (Andy) Nero, 25 cousins, and numerous great aunts and uncles. Adored son of Trevor and Catherine (Hill) Waugh and loving brother of Grace and Harry. He was able to be in his own room and surrounded with love by our family. Oscar’s journey with cancer began 18 months ago and ended at home on Saturday evening, July 29, 2023.

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