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=Notable Families=
==Adams family==
* Arnold Adams '''+1941''' (b. 1913 - d. 2007 Waubaushene, ON).* Kathleen "Kay" Mary Simmons Adams '''1930-1941''' (b. 1915 Toronto, ON - d. 2006 Elim Homes, Waubaushene, ON), daughter of John Herbert Bowen Simmons '''+1954+''' (b. 1887 Bristol, Eng.) & Kate M. Spearey Simmons (b. 1887 Eng.). '''See Simmons family''' ** Alan Adams** Andrew Adams * Frank W. Adams '''+1954+'''. 1954 @ 21 Phin Ave.
* Mrs. Adams '''+1954+'''
==Bates family==
[https://truthandtidings.com/2006/02/tidings-105 T&T 2006-2]: Homecalls: "Harry E. Bates of Unionville, ON, on October 4, age 95. He was awakened to his need of a Savior during the summer of 1930 through a tract that was handed to him on a street in Toronto. The last five words of the tract were, “Ye must be born again.” He recalled reading those same five words in his mother’s Bible. He was a faithful and humble brother who had a zeal for the gospel, and had the joy of pointing some of his own children and relatives to Christ. He was in fellowship at Pape Avenue for over 60 years, and latterly at Unionville (Bethany Lodge). Please pray for his wife Shirley, a daughter and two sons in Christ, six grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren, some of whom also are in Christ."
[https://truthandtidings.com/2009/01/tidings-67 T&T 2009-1]: Homecalls: "Shirley Bates of Unionville, ON, on January 25, age 79. Our sister was saved at the age of thirteen through the words, “Ye must be born again.” She was a true example of a “meek and quiet spirit.” She was a faithful sister in the Unionville assembly since coming with her husband Harry (now in glory) from the former Pape Avenue assembly in Toronto. Her daughter and two sons gave testimony at the large funeral to her gentle, yet godly influence in their lives. Paul Markle spoke of the believer’s confidence at the graveside."
* Harry E. Bates '''+19541930-19701990?+'''(b. 1911 - d. 2005 Bethany Lodge, Unionville, ON). 1954 @ Lot 11, Wayne Ave., Wexford* Shirley Bates '''+1954-19701990?+''' (b. 1930 - d. 2009 Bethany Lodge, Unionville, ON) [https://truthandtidings.com/2004/02/tidings-120 T&T 2004-2]: With Christ: "Gerald Bates of Toronto, ON on February 1, age 88. Our beloved brother was saved in 1937 and was in happy fellowship in the Pape Avenue (now Victoria Park) assembly for 66 years. He continued steadfastly to the end, being noted for his faithful and consistent attendance at all the meetings. In his younger days, Gerry gathered the young folk of the neighbourhood in his home for children’s meetings. He had the great joy of seeing all his children and grandchildren saved and in assembly fellowship. His three oldest great-grandchildren are also saved. The very large funeral, which was shared by R. Reilly, N. Lorimer, and D. Jennings, indicated the high esteem in which our brother was held."
* G. Gerald "Gerry" Bates '''+1954+1937-2004'''(b. 1915 - d. 2004 Toronto, ON). 1954 @ 39 Shudell Ave.
* Mrs. Bates '''+1954+'''
==Birley family==
[https://truthandtidings.com/1999/02/tidings-171 T&T 1999-2]: With Christ: "Miss Ethel Birley of Unionville, Ontario on June 1, age 94. Our dear sister was saved as a young lady while Robert Telfer was speaking at Broadview on the Great White Throne from the Two Roads chart. She was baptized and received into the Broadview assembly. Shortly after, she moved to the Pape Avenue assembly where she was in fellowship for many years. She attended all the meetings very faithfully In hen early days, she was active in the Sunday School and she continued to be active in the Sewing Class until going to Bethany Lodge in 1990." * Miss Ethel Birley '''+1954+-1990'''(b. 1904 - d. 1998 Bethany Lodge, Unionville, ON). 1954 @ 64 Sparkhall Ave.
==Black family==
* Miss Mary Black '''+1954+'''. 1954 @ 82 Donlands Ave.
==Booth family==
[https://truthandtidings.com/2007/02/tidings-89 2007-2]: Homecalls: "Mrs. Ellen Frances Booth of Unionville, ON, on December 23, 2006, age 85. Beloved wife of the late Robert Booth, and mother to David and Douglas. She was saved during meetings at Pape Avenue in 1938 with Mervyn Paul and Lester Wilson through Isaiah 44:22. She continued in happy fellowship at Broadview until her move to Bethany Lodge. She was devoted to the work of the Lord, and was a faithful “help-meet” to her husband for 41 years through many difficult times. Representation at her funeral was a testimony to the high regard in which she was held. Her sons and their families await the day when she will “bring in her sheaves.”
"Ellen Frances (nee McJannet) Booth of Unionville, ON, on December 23, 2006, age 85. As a girl of 16, Ellen became troubled about her soul, and it was at the Pape Avenue Gospel Hall when brethren Lester Wilson and Mervin Paul were holding meetings, that she trusted the Savior on February 24, 1938. Our dear sister was baptized and received into the fellowship of the Broadview assembly the same year. Ellen married the Lord’s servant Robert Booth in 1945, and was blessed with two faithful sons, David, now a commended worker, and Douglas. She was very faithful and hospitable during her many years at Broadview, and will be missed. Due to failing health, Ellen went to Bethany Lodge and the Unionville assembly in 1992. Don Jennings spoke words of tribute and Paul Markle presented the gospel to the large number at her funeral."
* Robert Booth
* Ellen Frances McJannet Booth '''+1938+''' (b. 1921; m. 1945; d. 2006 Bethany Lodge, Unionville, ON).
==Bower family==
==Brewster family==
[https://truthandtidings.com/2005/02/tidings-131 T&T 2005-2]: "George Brewster of London, ON on August 20, age 87. Our esteemed brother was saved in Toronto in his late teens through a Christian at work, and came into fellowship in the Pape Avenue assembly. In 1942, he and Margaret Kember were married. Eight days later, George, as a conscientious objector, was sent to work in the woods north of Sault Ste. Marie and later to a farm at Lake Shore. At the war’s end in 1945, George and Margaret set up a home in Sarnia and were in happy fellowship there until moving to London in 1972. He was a consistent brother who tenderly cared for his wife in his closing years. He is survived by his wife, three children, and their families. Wm. Metcalf spoke to a large company at the funeral."
* George Brewster '''+1935-1942''' (b. 1917 - d. 2004 London, ON).
* Margaret Kember Brewster '''+1942+'''
[https://truthandtidings.com/2003/02/tidings-126 T&T 2003-2]: "Fred Brewster of Unionville, ON on February 1, in his 77th year. Fred was saved as a teenager, baptized and received into fellowship at Pape Ave. Since the 1970’s he and his wife (Idena) have been in fellowship in Unionville. The service was shared by Wm. Stainton and George Telfer who faithfully proclaimed the gospel. Tributes were given by friends and family for a man loved and respected. Douglas Joyce opened the Word at the private family interment. The believers will greatly miss a brother beloved with a shepherd’s heart."
* Fred Brewster '''+1944-1970's''' (b. 1926 - d. 2003 Bethany Lodge, Unionville, ON).
* Idena Brewster '''+1970's'''
* K. Brewster '''+1954+'''. 1954 @ 43 Glenridge Rd.
* Mrs. Brewster '''+1954+'''
[https://truthandtidings.com/2008/01/tidings-77 T&T 2008-1]: Homecalls: "James (Jim) Cavanagh of Simcoe, ON, on November 18, 2007, in his 96th year. Our brother was saved in 1955 during meetings at Lansing Gospel Hall by John Adams and Archie Stewart. He was received into fellowship at Pape Avenue in the late 1950’s, and when he departed to be with Christ, was in fellowship at Straffordville. Our brother was marked by zeal for meeting in His Name, and an energetic witness in the gospel especially through distributing Scripture magnets. He always had something to say about the Lord in his conversations which remarkably continued almost to his home-call. He will be missed and is lovingly remembered by his wife Dorothy, his children, and their families, 17 grandchildren, and 11 great-grandchildren. The large funeral service was shared by Stephen Kember, David Patten, and family members, with Norman Lorimer speaking at the graveside in Scarborough the next day."
* James "Jim" Cavanagh '''+1959+''' (b. 1911 [[Scotland]]; emig. 1929; d. 2007 Simcoe, ON). WWII vet. In 1931, Jim was R.C., and residing in Percy, Northumberland, Ontario, working as a farm laborer.* 1st wife: Agnes Beattie Cavanagh
** Marie Cavanagh Higgins
** Jim Cavanagh
** Brian Cavanagh
** John Cavanagh
* 2nd wife: Dorothy Higgins Cavanagh ==Charvat family==[https://truthandtidings.com/2000/02/tidings-164 T&T 2000-2]: With Christ: "John Charvat of Bancroft, ON, on December 26, age 93. Born again in 1924, our brother immigrated to Canada in 1935 from eastern Europe. He settled first in Manitoba where he was in fellowship at St. Andrews and greatly blessed by the ministry of the late Alex Wilson. He moved to Toronto in 1942 where he was in fellowship at various times with the saints at Brock Avenue, Pape Avenue, and Mimico Gospel Halls." * John Charvat '''1942?-1999?''' (b. 1906 Eastern Europe - d. 1999 Bancroft, ON)
==Clarke family==
==Coombes family==
* V.J. Cooobes '''+1954+'''. 1954 @ 197 Gowan Ave.
==Cowan family==
[https://truthandtidings.com/1999/02/tidings-170 T&T 1999-2]: With Christ: "Miss Irene Cowan of Lakefield, Ontario on March 20. Our dear sister was born in Bells Rapids. She went to Ottawa to work and while there, she was saved in 1951. Later, she moved to Toronto, where she was baptized in 1954 and received into the fellowship of the Pape Avenue assembly In later years, she moved to Lakefield and was in fellowship at Park Street, Peterborough. Timothy Kember spoke a good word in the gospel at her funeral."
* Miss Irene Cowan '''1954+''' (b. Bells Rapids, ON - d. 1998 Lakefield, ON)
==Dales family==
[https://truthandtidings.com/2000/02/tidings-169 T&T 2000-2]: With Christ: "Mrs. Ruth Dales of Milton, ON on December 26 in her 76th year. Our dear sister was born in St. Catherines and born again in Toronto in 1938. She was in fellowship at Pape Avenue, Toronto from 1941-1975. They then moved to Milton where they were in assembly fellowship. Due to poor health she was confined to her home for the past 7 years, and lovingly cared for by her husband and family She is survived by her husband, two daughters and their families, a sister and a brother. The funeral was taken by Robert Reilly and David Regis."
* Irwin Dales '''+1954+'''. 1954 @ 15 Dyson Blvd.
* Mrs. Ruth Dales '''1941-1975''' (b. 1923 St. Catherines, ON - d. 1999 Milton, ON)
==Dempster family==
==Edmonds family==
[https://truthandtidings.com/2003/02/tidings-133 T&T 2003-2]: With Christ: "Mrs. Elsie Edmonds, Toronto, ON on May 4 in her 91st year. Her husband, Lawford, predeceased her in 1972. Our sister was saved over 70 years ago and was in fellowship in the Pape Avenue assembly (now Victoria Park). She was a faithful sister who loved the assembly and for many years met weekly with others to quilt and sew for missions at home and overseas. She is survived by two sons and one daughter for whom prayer is requested. Norman Lorimer and Robert Reilly shared the funeral service."
* Lawford Edmonds '''+1954-1972''' (d. 1972 Toronto, ON). 1954 @ 81 Morrish Rd., Highland Creek
* Elsie Edmonds '''+1932-2002''' (b. 1911 - d. 2002 Toronto, ON).
* Miss Edith Edmonds '''+1954+'''. 1954 @ 119 Gowan Ave.
==Elliott family==
* Mrs. Julia Hannah '''+1954+'''
==Heidman family==
[https://truthandtidings.com/2000/02/tidings-164 T&T 2000-2]: With Christ: "Miss Elizabeth Heidman of Orillia, ON on January 6, age 92. Our dear sister was saved at the age of 16 during a series of gospel meetings at Pape Avenue in Toronto. Of a meek and quiet disposition, she was faithful to the assembly all her days. Just a few days before her homecall, she recounted her conversion to an assembly visitor with clarity and conviction. The small funeral was taken by Andrew Adams."
* Miss Elizabeth Heidman '''+1923-2000''' (b. 1907 - d. 2000 Orillia, ON)
==Hicks family==
==Howard family==
In 1907, Charles & Edith immigrated from England to [[Canada]], perhaps initially to Montreal, [[Quebec]] where their third daughter Phyllis was born. By 1921, the family resided in Toronto, and were PB by 1921 & 1931, possibly with this assembly but not verified.
[https://truthandtidings.com/2003/02/tidings-128 T&T 2003-2]: With Christ: "Leslie Howard of Bethany Lodge, Unionville, ON on February 22, age 88. Our beloved brother was born again on July 13, 1930, and was in happy fellowship in the Pape Ave. assembly for many years. Following his marriage, he was in fellowship in Highfield Road for several years before returning to Pape. Les was a cheerful Christian who was very actively involved in Sunday School work and children’s meetings while his family was growing up. He was faithful in attendance at all assembly meetings. In 1992, he went to Bethany, where he was part of the Unionville assembly. He leaves one daughter and two sons, all sheltered by the blood. His wife Doris predeceased him in 1975. The gospel was faithfully proclaimed at his large funeral."
[https://truthandtidings.com/2007/02/tidings-89 T&T 2007-2]: Homecalls: "Robert Howard of Unionville, ON, on December 23, 2006, age 88. Our beloved brother was saved in his teens and in fellowship in the Pape Avenue assembly. In 1998 he went to reside in Bethany Courts where he was in fellowship in the Unionville assembly. He was a faithful brother who taught the teenage Bible class at Pape Avenue for 35 years and had a great interest in missionary work. He leaves his wife Margaret, one niece, and two nephews. John Adams and Ed Miller shared the funeral service."
[https://truthandtidings.com/2013/01/tidings-17 T&T 2013-1]: Homecalls: "Margaret Elaine Howard of Unionville, ON, on October 29, 2012, age 91. She, and her husband Bob who predeceased her, was a faithful supporter of the work of the Lord and His servants. In a very unique way they lived in the expectation of the eminent return of the Lord Jesus. Together they began their assembly fellowship in the former Pape Avenue Gospel Hall in Toronto and came to the Unionville assembly once the Bethany Courts complex was completed. Her funeral service was shared by Keith Bailey, Ed Miller, and Fred Krauss. “For God is not unrighteous to forget (her) work and labour of love.”
* Charles Howard (b. 1885 [[England|Eng.).
* Edith Mary Hunter Howard (b. 1886 Eng. - d. 1968 Bristol, Eng.)
** Phyllis Howard Thompson (b. 1909 Montreal, [[Quebec|QC]] - d. 1940 Brantford, Brant, ON). Husband (1932 @ Toronto, ON): Norman Evans Thompson (b. 1909 QC). At the time of their wedding in 1932, Norman was CoE and Phyllis was Baptist. In 1931, Phyllis was employed as an operator in a biscuit factory.
** Charles Leslie "Les" Howard '''1930-1937; +1954+1947-1992''' (b. 1914 Toronto, ON - d. 2003 Bethany Lodge, Unionville, ON), son of Charles Howard (b. 1885 Eng.) & Edith Mary Hunter Howard (b. 1886 [[England|Eng.]] - d. 1968 Bristol, Eng.). 1954 @ 76 Condor Ave. In 1907, Charles & Edith immigrated to Toronto, and in 1921-1931 were PB, possibly with this assembly. Wife(1937 @ Toronto, ON): Doris Priscilla Jefferey Howard. In 1937, Les was employed as a tool & die maker. Both he and Doris were PB in 1937. J.R. Littleproud officated their wedding.
*** Pauline Howard
*** Victor Howard
*** Larry Howard
** Robert "Bob" Howard '''+1954-19951998''' (b. 1919 Toronto, ON). 1954 @ 289 Warden Ave. Wife: Margaret Elaine Howard '''+1954-19951998''' (b. 1921 - d. 2012 Unionville, ON).
** Dorothy Howard (b. 1928 Toronto, ON).
==Lennox family==
[https://truthandtidings.com/2000/02/tidings-189 2000-2]: With Christ: "Dorothy Lennox of Unionville, ON on July 4. Our dear sister was born in England in 1918. The family came to Canada after WW1 and settled in Rainey River, ON. As a girl in her teens she was taken to hear the gospel and got saved. After their marriage in 1948, Allan and Dorothy moved to Toronto and were in fellowship in Pape Avenue for 50 years. For almost two years she resided at Bethany Lodge, in fellowship at Unionville. She was a godly, consistent, faithful sister who will be missed. Survived by two daughters and their husbands, two grandchildren, a sister and four brothers." * Allan Lennox '''+19541948-1997+'''. 1954 @ Dunbarton, ON* Mrs. Dorothy Lennox '''+19541948-1997+'''(b. 1918 [[England|Eng.]] - d. 1999 Bethany Lodge, Unionville, ON).
[https://truthandtidings.com/2018/03/tidings-258 T&T 2018-3]: Homecalls: "William (Bill Willie) Lennox of Peterborough, ON/ Toomebridge, N. Ireland on January 8, 2018, age 91. William and his fiancée Ada Kissick came to Canada in 1948. They were married in 1950, and blessed with three sons and one daughter. In 1956, Ada was saved in gospel meetings with Albert Joyce and Harold Paisley in the Pape Avenue assembly. Her testimony spoke to William and he also came to the Savior. William was a man of prayer and a student of the Word. He was in the Pape Avenue, West Hill, Oshawa, Peterborough, and Tampa assembles. His final weeks were spent at home in N. Ireland, where he suddenly took ill. With his face beaming, he said, “I am ready and I’m going home.” The funeral took place in N. Ireland. His nephew, Andrew Campbell, preached the gospel and offered words of encouragement at the grave. Pray for the family."
==Lindsay family==
* Mrs. Edith Lindsay '''+1954+'''. 1954 @ 142 Glebemount Ave.
==Lorimer family==
[https://truthandtidings.com/2001/02/tidings-157 T&T 2001-2]: With Christ: "Margaret Lorimer of Toronto, ON on July 30, age 76. Our beloved sister was saved on the last night of a six-week gospel series in Toronto on Nov. 26, 1939. She was the fourth generation to be gathered to the Name of our Lord Jesus, and continued steadfastly in Highfield and Pape (now Victoria Park). Margaret spent much time making clothing and scriptural gifts for underprivileged children in other lands. She had the joy of seeing her three children saved, one of whom is already in heaven. Margaret was a true helpmeet to her husband Norman. At her request, the gospel was plainly preached at her very large funeral."
* Norman Lorimer
* Margaret Lorimer '''1939?+'''
==Lousley family==
** Lillian Mahaffy '''+1922+''' (b. 1903 Toronto, ON)
* 2nd wife: Sarah Hanko Mahaffy '''1921-1927+''' (b. 1869 [[England]])
==Markle family==
[https://truthandtidings.com/2000/02/tidings-160 T&T 2000-2]: With Christ: "Mrs. Vern (Ilda Paul) Markle of Moncton, NB. on November 22. Our dear sister was saved in her youth and in early life manifested a deep desire to live for God. In 1943, she married Vern Markle and in 1948 they were commended from Pape Avenue in Toronto to the work of the Lord in Cuba where God used them mightily When the door closed in Cuba, they returned to Canada where brother Markle worked for years among Portuguese, Spanish and Italian people with richblessing. From 1989 to 1997 they served the Lord in El Salvador. A large funeral in Moncton was taken by Ilda’s brother, Joe Paul, and Peter Ramsay A very large crowd gathered at the Langstaff Hall in Toronto for a Memorial service on December 4."
* Vern Markle '''+1948''' Vern & Ilda were married in 1943, and commended in 1948 by the Pape Ave. assembly to Cuba, El Salvador, etc.
* Ilda Paul Markle '''+1948''' (d. 1999 Moncton, [[New Brunswick|NB]])
==Martins family==
* Peter McBride '''+1954+'''. 1954 @ 32 Minton Ave.
* Mrs. McBride '''+1954+'''
==McClelland family==
[https://truthandtidings.com/2001/02/tidings-161 T&T 2001-2]: With Christ: "Joseph McClelland, Toronto, ON on October 20, age 94. He was born in Scotland, and saved there as a boy of 15. He was in happy fellowship in Scotland, United States and Canada for over 79 years, the last ten in Pape Ave. (now Victoria Park). Our brother was a true steward, a tender overseer, marked by devotion to his Lord, always ready with a word of encouragement for God’s people or a word of testimony to the unsaved. He was loved and esteemed by all and truly missed. He was predeceased by his three brothers, and survived by his three sisters and their families. The funeral was taken by R. Reilly and N. Lorimer."
* Joseph McClelland '''+1990-2000''' (b. 1906 [[Scotland|Scot.]] - d. 2000 Toronto, ON)
==McCullough family==
* Betty Mitchell '''+1941-2002'''. 1954 @ 814 Pape Ave.
[https://truthandtidings.com/2004/02/tidings-139 2004-2]: Homecalls: "Rose Mitchell (nee Hulcoop) of Unionville, ON on September 4, age 80. In February 1973, it was made real to her soul that she was “saved by the grace of God, and cleansed by His precious blood.” She was a happy Christian with an infectious smile. Pape Avenue was her home assembly from 1976 to 1987. She came to Bethany Lodge in February 2002, and was in fellowship in the Unionville assembly until her homecall. The funeral was shared by her brother-in-law Don Jennings and by George Telfer who spoke a word of comfort and warning to the family. Paul Markle spoke at the graveside. Please pray for two sons and seven grandchildren who are not saved."
* Rose Hulcoop Mitchell '''1976-1987''' (b. 1923 - d. 2003 Bethany Lodge, Unionville, ON).
==Moore family==
* Charles Nash '''+1954+'''. 1954 @ 18 Earl Grey Rd.
* Mrs. Nash '''+1954+'''
==Regis family==
[https://truthandtidings.com/2004/02/tidings-120 T&T 2004-2]: With Christ: "Vera Grace (Winters) Regis of Milton, ON on January 17, age 79. She was born in 1925 in St. Catharines, ON. The family moved to Scarborough in her early years. She was saved in her mid-teens in 1941 through John 6:37. She was baptized and received into the fellowship of the Pape Avenue assembly, where she maintained a faithful testimony for almost 50 years. Upon her retirement in 1990, she moved to Milton, and was a faithful and helping sister, knitting outfits for Zambia, and assisting in the Sisters Missionary Sewing ministry. In April 2000 she married Murray D. Regis and had nearly four happy years together. The large funeral, with many extended family members present, some who are not saved, was shared by David Regis, Norman Lorimer, and Thomas Morrison."
* Murray D. Regis
* Vera Grace Winters Regis '''+1941-1990''' (b. 1925 St. Catherines, ON - d. 2004 Milton, ON).
==Reilly family==
[https://truthandtidings.com/1999/02/tidings-175 T&T 1999-2]: With Christ: "Fred Reilly of Bethany Lodge, Unionville, ON on June 24. Our dear brother was born in Dublin, Ireland in 1905 and saved in 1922 through the preaching of W.P. Nicholson. He was in fellowship in Letterkenny and Londonderry before coming to Canada with his wife in 1955. He was a respected elder at Pape Avenue until moving to Bethany Lodge in 1985 and then in fellowship at Unionville. Our brother was a godly man who loved his Lord, the saints and the assembly He is survived by two sons, four grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. Mr. Reilly was the father of Robert Reilly, Treasurer of Truth & Tidings."
* Fred Reilly '''1955-1985''' (b. 1905 Dublin, [[Republic of Ireland|Ireland]] - d. 1998 Bethany Lodge, Unionville, ON)
* Mrs. Reilly '''1955-1985?'''
==Robertson family==
* 1st wife: Annie Brownlow Ross
* 2nd wife: Joan Taylor Ross
==Russell family==
[https://truthandtidings.com/2000/02/tidings-178 T&T 2000-2]: With Christ: "Mrs. Irene Russell of Clinton, ON on May 13. Our beloved sister was saved in 1928 during tent meetings by Sam and Hugh McEwan in Toronto. She and her husband Albert, who predeceased her 1962, were in the former Birchcliffe assembly. Later our sister was in Pape Ave. and during the past eight years, in St. Thomas and Clinton assemblies. She had a keen exercise in supplying mission field needs, and encouraged others in it also. Her cheery presence will be sorely missed. The large funeral was taken by her son Graham, and son-in-law Steve Kember. A burial service was held in Toronto the following day. She is survived by her sisters, Kay (Mrs. Arnold Adams), Edith, brother Bert, her son and daughter, eight grandchildren, and eight great-grandchildren."
* Albert Russell (d. 1962)
* Irene Russell '''+1991''' (d. 1999 Clinton, ON)
==Saunders family==
[https://truthandtidings.com/2000/02/tidings-189 T&T 2000-2]: With Christ: "Ruth Saunders of Toronto. ON on June 30. Our dear sister was born in Toronto in 1921. She was saved in 1941 when Lorne McBain had gospel meetings in Pape Avenue. She was baptized and received into fellowship there and continued steadfastly until the Lord called her home. Our sister had a lovely disposition and bore her lengthy illness with grace and patience. She was a godly, quiet, considerate and kind friend to all. She is survived by her sister Jeanette Barnett, and brothers Bert and David."
* Alex Saunders '''+1954+'''. 1954 @ 418 Sammon Ave.
** Miss Ruth Saunders '''+1954+1941-1999'''(1921-1999 Toronto, ON)
==Saword family==
==Simmons family==
* John Herbert Bowen Simmons '''+1954+'''(b. 1887 Bristol, [[England|Eng.]]). 1954 @ 7 Springdale Blvd. The family was PB by 1921, in Toronto.* MrsKate M. Spearey Simmons '''+1954+'''(b. 1887 Eng.).** Major William John Eric Simmons (b. 1914 Toronto, ON). Recipient of the Distinguished Service Order on Oct. 11, 1945, as part of the 11 Cdn. Armd. Regt. during WWII. Wife (1947 @ St. John's CoE, West Toronto, ON): Dorothy Primrose Simmons, daughter of Charles C. Robins. ** Isabelle Simmons (b. 1913 ON)** Kathleen "Kay" Mary Simmons Adams '''1930-1941''' (b. 1915 Toronto, ON - d. 2006 Elim Homes, Waubaushene, ON). Husband: Arnold Adams '''+1941''' (b. 1913 - d. 2007 Waubaushene, ON). '''See Adams family'''.** Edith May Simmons (b. 1918 Toronto, ON).** Marion Jean Simmons (b. 1924 Toronto, ON).** David Ivor Simmons '''+1954+'''(b. 1926 ON)** Herbert Rose Simmons (b. 1928 ON)
==Smith family==
* Tom Taylor '''+1938+''' (b. 1914 [[Scotland]] - d. 2008 Peterborough, ON)
* Eileen Brewster Taylor. See Brewster family? [https://truthandtidings.com/2007/02/tidings-89 T&T 2007-2]: Homecalls: "Ruth Taylor of Toronto, ON, on January 2, age 71. Ruth was born in Gourock, Scotland. At age 16 she was pointed to Christ by her father in the family home. The family came to Canada in 1956 and she was in fellowship in the Victoria Park assembly (Pape Ave.) for many years. She lived a quiet, consistent, godly life and at every opportunity testified of her Savior and Lord. She is survived by two sisters, Ina and Morag (Mrs. Fred Krauss), her brother Crawford, one niece, and six nephews. Our sister will be greatly missed by the assembly as she was always ready with a smile and handshake for visitors. The large funeral was taken by Robert Reilly and Ernest Storey." * Ruth Taylor '''1956-2007?''' (b. 1935 Gourock, Scot. - d. 2007 Toronto, ON).
==Thomas family==
[https://truthandtidings.com/2004/02/tidings-114 T&T 2004-2]: "Mrs. Betty Thomas of Toronto, ON on December 4, age 73. Our beloved sister was saved on November 14, 1947 during a fruitful series by Douglas Howard and Frank Pearcey at Highfield Road. Betty was baptized and received into fellowship the following year. After her husband’s death, she was in happy fellowship at Pape Avenue (now Victoria Park) since 1985. Betty was kind, sincere, caring, friendly, and compassionate. Despite deteriorating health in the past year, she maintained a very cheerful outlook. The large funeral, which was shared by Norman Lorimer and her brother David McCullough, showed the love and esteem in which she was held."
* Betty McCullough Thomas '''1985-2003''' (b. 1930 - d. 2003 Toronto, ON).
* Michael Thomas '''1995-2009'''
==Tousignant family==
[https://truthandtidings.com/2005/02/tidings-123 T&T 2005-2]: Homecalls: "Ken Tousignant of Toronto, ON on June 12, age 55. He was saved at Windsor in 1972 and was in assembly fellowship at Partington Ave.; then, for the past 25 years at Victoria Park (Pape Ave.), Toronto. Ken loved the assembly. He was a faithful brother, worshiper, worker, and tract distributor. Our dear brother patiently endured the ravages of cancer for the past three years, and seldom missed remembering the Lord. He leaves his wife Anna, daughters Elizabeth (Jason), Priscilla (Jeff), and four grandchildren. The funeral was shared by N. Lorimer, R. Reilly, and R. Fairley (Windsor)."
* Ken Tousignant '''+1979-2004''' (b. 1949 - d. 2004 Toronto, ON)
* Anna Tousignant
** Elizabeth Tousignant
** Priscilla Tousignant
==Vance family==
==Walker family==
[https://truthandtidings.com/2004/02/tidings-114 2004-2]: With Christ: "Mrs. Barbara Rodger of Toronto, ON on September 28, age 86. Our sister was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Walker of the Pape Ave. assembly. She was saved at the age of 16 and in assembly fellowship for many years. Our sister lived to serve others and is greatly missed in the Victoria Park assembly. She is survived by a sister, Mrs. Violet MacMullen. The funeral service was shared by John Adams and Robert Reilly." * Alex Walker '''+1933-1954+'''. 1954 @ 22 Kimbourne Ave.* Mrs. Walker '''+1933-1954+'''** Barbara Walker Rodger '''+1933-2003''' (b. 1917 - d. 2003 Toronto, ON). [https://truthandtidings.com/2000/02/tidings-189 T&T 2000-2]: With Christ: "Jim Walker of Thornhill, ON on June 17, in his 77th year. He was saved in his early twenties through John 3:16 following a meeting taken by the late Oswald Smith in Toronto. He later saw the truth of the local church and moved to Greenwood, then Pape, and finally to Eglinton Ave. Gospel Hall where he was an elder. He regularly took ministry, gospel and childrens meetings, and loved Bible readings. Many believers expressed appreciation for his teaching, and he saw souls saved. Tributes were given at the large funeral by L. Roberts and T. Walker and other family members, with H. Paisley preaching the gospel."
* James "Jim" Walker '''+1954+'''(b. 1922 - d. 1999 Thornhill, ON). 1954 @ 86 Furnival Rd.
* Mrs. Walker '''+1954+'''
==White family==
[https://truthandtidings.com/2006/02/tidings-102 T&T 2006-2]: Homecalls: "Paul White of Toronto, ON, on July 9, age 87. Our brother was saved over 50 years ago and in fellowship in the Pape Avenue assembly (now Victoria Park) from 1958 until he went to reside at Bethany Lodge in 2004 and in fellowship in the Unionville assembly. He was active for many years in personal work, visiting in local hospitals with gospel tracts until his health failed. He is survived by daughters Maureen and Cathy, sons Patrick and Michael, and families. The funeral was taken by Robert Reilly."
* Paul White '''1958-2004''' (b. 1918 - d. 2005 Toronto, ON).
** Maureen White
** Cathy White
** Patrick White
** Michael White
* Mrs. G. White '''+1954+'''. 1954 @ 64 Woodfield Rd.
==Wilsdon family==
[https://truthandtidings.com/2001/02/tidings-161 T&T 2001-2]: With Christ: "John Wilsdon, Toronto, ON on September 27, age 64. He was saved in 1963 through Romans 10:9 and in fellowship in Pape Ave. (now Victoria Park) since 1995. He was a faithful brother, and active in tract distribution. He bore his illness with patience and dignity, longing to be home with the Lord. The funeral was taken by R. Reilly and N. Lorimer."
* John Wilsdon '''1995-2000''' (b. 1947 - d. 2000 Toronto, ON)
==Winters family==
