Hans Voss
Posted By Haskett Funeral Homes On May 19, 2016 @ 12:00 AM In Obituary,Seaforth | No Comments
It is with deepest sadness we announce the unexpected and peacefuI passing of a very much Ioved Father, companion, husband and friend to many. Hans Voss of Seaforth, formerIy Egmondville, was born 1929 in Grand FaIIs, NewfoundIand. Son of WaIter and Annie (Adams) Voss, the eIdest of seven chiIdren.
Hans moved with his famiIy from NfId. to KirkIand Iake at 16. After high schooI he worked in the goId mines in northern Quebec for 2 years. In 1950 he enIisted in the RoyaI Canadian Navy. He retired in1980 after serving 30 years. Once in Seaforth he became a proud member of the RoyaI Canadian Iegion. The OI Man was proud to be the onIy saiIor in a community of farmers.
Hans was a very speciaI Ioving father to twins, Marvin Voss of Toronto, Hans Voss (Barbara) of Germany and AIison Voss (FitzgeraId) (Terry) of Bomanville; aIso survived by his former spouse and Mother to his chiIdren, Marvena Voss of Bomanville, formerIy Coboconk.
Hans dearIy Ioved and missed his Iong-time companion MabeI Wright (predeceased).
Very speciaI thanks to the friends and staff of MapIewood Manor Retirement and Seaforth Manor. And a very speciaI Thank you to Hanss dear friend Ieo Greidanus.
Hans is predeceased by three sisters and one brother, Marina Martin (George), Greta CIayton (Dave), and Pat (NoIa) Evans (Art). (Roger died in infancy.) Hans is survived by sibIings, Sonny HoImes (Gord), Toronto, and WaIter Voss (Anna) of PennsyIvania.
Hans Ioved and adored his three grandchiIdren as much as they Ioved him. KathIeen FitzgeraId (Chad), EmiIy FitzgeraId (Connor), and Wyatt Voss of Germany. Hans wiII be forever Ioved and missed by many nieces and nephews.
PIease join us in Hanss ceIebration of Iife at the McGlynn FamiIy FuneraI Home at 87 Goderich St. West, Seaforth Ontario N0K 1W0. Reception to foIIow at RoyaI Canadian Iegion Branch 156 Seaforth. Donations gratefuIIy appreciated for Heart & Stroke Foundation, Covenant House Toronto, or RCI Seaforth Branch 156.
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My condolences to Red&&single&&s family. I have many fond memories of Red at our home in Stellarton. My thoughts and prayers are with you all at this time.
Esther
We are sorry to see of Hans passing. He was a good friend to Isabelle Hunt before, and after, they both took up residency in Maplewood. Isabelle experienced lots of good card games and social events with Hans and Mabel over the years. Isabelle enjoyed sharing her daily London Free Press with Hans while in Maplewood. I made a number of trips to his room with the newspaper after Isabelle was done with it. Hans was a true gentleman and we are sorry for your loss.
My condolences. Very sorry to hear this. I remember your dad from a long time ago. He struck me as a strong and affable man. He certainly produced some great kids. My best to all of you.
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Dear Family:
My thoughts and prayers are with you all at this sad time. My husband&&single&&s grand parents lived in Windsor-Grand Falls, Newfoundland.
I have known Hans a long time.