Charlton Family
Our deepest sympathy on your Dads passing. He was a kind gentleman and will be missed by all.

Marcie & Tracy and the Charlton Family
Sorry to hear of Skip’s passing but what a life. He was always known as a soft spoken and community minded person.l have the privilege of serving with him in the Lions club for fifty years.We will miss him dearly.

Deepest Sympathy to the family at this time🙏Mr. Charlton was a wonderful neighbour who our kids n granddaughter loved seeing each Halloween! He will be missed ❤️

Sorry to hear of your loss Marcie, Tracy, and Amy. Thinking of you during this difficult time. 💕

My deepest sympathy in the loss of “Skip”. I remember getting to know them when I started to volunteer with VON. Marjerie talked to me about my mom and dad – Ethel and John Watts. We will be thinking of you all.

Sending my heart felt condolences to “Skip’s” Family. Skip was a truly special and loving man. He will be missed by all.

Deepest sympathies to Skip’s entire family, He was a very special man and a wonderful part of the Ilderton community. Very fond memories of him at the ball diamond .Sending hugs Marcie ,Tracy and Carrie 🙏🏻
Joanne Jim and Claire

Marcie and Family,
We are so sorry for the loss of your dad. Our thoughts are with you.
Amy, Andrew, Robbie, Aidan and Chase MCGregor

Dear Marcie and Tracy….so very sorry for this tremendous loss to you and your family…sending love and prayers at this most difficult time. XO

Tom and I are so very sorry to hear of Skip’s passing. Such a friendly charming man. Our condolences.

Deepest sympathy to the family. Had many chats with Skip at the VO N exercise classes. He was a real gentleman. Cherish the good memories.
Lynda Niles

Mark, Marcie, Carrie and families.

Your Dad was a classy guy. When I was going through very trying times he sent me a lovely letter of support. I will remember his kindness always. I’m so sorry for your loss.

I have always looked forward to my visits and conversations with Uncle Meredith. I only wish they had been more frequent. With his strong and gentle presence, sharp sense of humour, and genuine interest in many subjects, he was a pleasure to be around. I will truly miss him and just knowing that he is there.
And so, Danièle and I, together with our families here, pass along our deep condolences for their loss to Marcie, Carrie and Mark.

Our deepest sympathy to Skip’s family on their loss.
He was such a gentleman.
He touched so many lives especially thru his over 70 years as an Ilderton Lion.
We will miss him.

Mark, Marcie , Carrie and families
My deepest sympathy on the loss of your Dad. He was truly a remarkable gentleman with a great love for his community that was felt by all who volunteered along side of him.
He will truly be missed .
May the memories that you have support you during this difficult time.
Pam and Jonathan

Marcie, Carrie and Families

Thinking of everyone during this time. A few years ago I ran into Skip in Lucan, we had an awesome chat catching up.
Let your memories hold your hearts!

Sending my condolences to Skip’s family. He was a kind, gentle man, and it was always a pleasure to chat with. Thinking of you and hoping your years of memories bring you some comfort during the coming weeks and months.

Sincerely,
Chelsey Passmore

My condolences to Marcie, Tracy, Amy and family on the loss of Marcie’s dad. I remember both parents as such a lovely couple. Cousin Tanya

Mark, Marcie, Carrie and families

So sorry to hear of your Dad’s passing he was the true meaning of a gentleman. He always gave you a smile whenever you would meet. He was a tremendous part of our community and will be missed by all. Hoping that all your memories you have in your heart will give you peace and strength at this difficult time. My thoughts are with each one of you.

Skip was a great man, always friendly. My thoughts and prayers are with you all at this difficult time.

Our deepest sympathy to all of you. Skip was a special gentleman who showed kindness in many ways. He loved his community and was deeply involved. I had many good chats with him.

Sorry to hear of your dad’s passing, he was such a happy man, loved to stop and enjoyed a conversation. He will be missed. Our condolences

To the Charlton family;
Skip was a great person. He leaves us with many good memories of Lions, church and community events.

Mark, Marcie, Carrie and family.
So sorry to hear of Skip’s passing. We have many fond memories of spending time with your mom and dad at various Lions activities as well as curling with them. He was a true Ildertonite. Please know that we are thinking of you at this difficult time.
Bryan and Liz Graham

To the Charlton family:
Jack and I are feeling such a huge sense of loss with the passing of one of our best lifelong friends. We cherish so many memories of the good times spent with both Skip and Marj for well over 50 years, at the curling club, at New Year’s parties and at the euchre table to name just a few. We share in your sorrow of losing your Dad, and hope that you find comfort in knowing how well loved he was in the Ilderton community.
Our heartfelt sympathy to the whole family,
Jack & Dana Garrett

Mark, Marcie, Carrie and Family

We were saddened to hear of your dad’s passing. Skip and our dad, Jack Wood (d.2020) were lifelong friends and next-door neighbours for several years in Ilderton. We remember the many stories of the mischief that they got into growing up and the bond that they had. Skip was such a kind man, always a welcoming smile and a kind word.
Our thoughts are with you all.

Jennifer & Ron Freeman and Renona Wood

Erlene, Becky and I would like to offer our sincere condolences on Ellis’s passing. We go back a long way and always thought very highly of him. Eugene Bender

Sorry to hear of your dad’s passing Marcie, Tracy & Family. Thoughts & prayers go out to you.

We are so sorry to hear about your dad’s passing. Thought and prayers Marcie, Tracy and Amy.

Mark, Marcie, Carrie and Family
We wish to express our sincere sympathy on the loss of your Dad. In the past years, we enjoyed seeing him out and about in the community and stopping to have a chat with him. We did have good times curling!
Hold tight to your wonderful family memories.
John and Joan Morgan

Mark, Marcie and Carrie,
I was saddened to hear of Skip’s passing. He was a dear part of our past—someone my husband shared many memories with from their earliest days, and someone we both held in deep respect.

Though time and life’s paths meant they didn’t speak often, the bond they shared remained meaningful. Jack often spoke of Skip with warmth and admiration, recalling stories that still bring a smile. It’s a rare thing to have a friendship that spans a lifetime, even if from afar.

Please accept my heartfelt condolences. I hope you find comfort in the many lives he touched and the legacy he leaves behind.

With sympathy,
Renona

Dear Mark, Marcie and Carrie and families, Doug and I were so sorry to hear of your Dad’s passing, we always enjoyed talking to your Dad. I will always remember all the parties with your family at Mom & Dad’s. Thinking of all of you

I was so sorry to hear of Skip’s death, it’s always sad to lose old friends. We both grew up in Ilderton and went to school and church together, and Marj and I were great friends, I know that the memories of him will be comforting at this sad time. My deepest condolences to the Charlton family. Catharinne {Needham} McKenna

Thinking of you all at this sad time. Elvy, Wayne and Julie

Our deepest condolence to the family, Skip was a wonderful man. Great to have had some good conversations with him. He did touch alot of people with his kindness, He will be missed by all. Sorry for your loss. Rick& Brenda Graham

We fondly remember skip and the good times we shared with him at Thanksgiving celebrations. Praying for peace and comfort to all the family during this time.

Dear Mark Marcie & Carrie
We so much enjoyed having your Mom and Dad at the many Martin cousin’s gatherings over the years. Skip was such a gentleman and a wealth of knowledge. It was always a joy to sit and chat with him.
His was truly a life well lived.
Brian & Irene Hall