John Norman Mizzen

To Aunt Mary, Terry, Janice and the Mizzen Family, We are very saddened to hear of John's passing. We know it has been a difficult time for all of you, with John's transition to Westmount Gardens. I always think back to our family trips to London- John and I shared a sense of humor and mischief, and just now I am recalling things he liked- his dedication to the Cleveland Indians and his formidable bowling skills. He was a memorable horseshoes partner at Long Point for a young boy who looked up to his Uncle John. John lived a full life and was rewarded with the riches of his family and grandchildren. We may be far away on the map but today we feel close to all of you. We wish you our sincere condolences. Lee, Caroline, Natalie

Mary: I was sadden to hear of your John passing. Please accept our sincere condolences. Shirley Fiddick The Friendship Club

Dear Aunt Mary, Terry and Janice. We were very sad to hear of Uncle John's passing. Please know that you are in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. Growing up, I have many wonderful memories spending time with Uncle John. One of my warmest memories is gathering in the basement with all the Aunts and Uncles each Christmas, all telling tales on the other, with much laughter, while Uncle John hosted. He was quick with a joke, smile and a chuckle. A frequent visitor to Long Point in the summers, he was able to get our more reluctant Dad into the lake for a dip, and we enjoyed bon fires and family card games around the dining room table after our big dinners. He will be missed greatly, but I hope in time, you can find comfort in all the wonderful memories. With love, Laura, Chris and Olivia

Aunt Mary, Terry, Janice and Family .... Although we are many miles away, our thoughts are with you all at this time. I remember family gatherings when I was quite young and then the last one in the early Fall at Springbank Park just a few months before my Mom, Dorothy (or "Chic") passed away. May all your memories help you all at this time. Judy, Paul, Jill (Nicholson) & Family and Rebecca (Roy) & Family.

Mary,Terry,Janice and family, What a privilege to have John as a friend and neighbor for fifty-five years.He has left a big void in our lives,but left many memories for each of us to cherish. Audrey and family

Dear Aunt Mary, Janice, Terry, and families, I am so sorry for your loss of Uncle John. He was always a good natured guy when he would visit with Mom and Dad. I know how difficult this last stretch of time has been. Once things settle, you will have countless, positive memories of him to revisit when you are missing him. Please know that you are in my thoughts during this difficult time. Sincerely and with sympathy, Jane

To the Mizzen Family A husband, a father, a grandfather, and a great grandfather is finally at peace. Loving thoughts of happier times will keep him in your hearts forever. Our sympathies - Kathy and John

Dear Aunt Mary, Terry, Janice and families, Uncle John's passing has saddened us all deeply. He lived life with great zeal and was the ideal uncle for Laura, Lee and I throughout the years of visits to London for Christmas, our travels to and from Long Point, and the many other family gatherings. We always looked forward to these occasions, both for the seemingly endless supply of stories he had about our Dad and their siblings, and to see the good-natured jesting between him and Cliff. We also took great delight in his feigned alarm when Aunt Mary offered us butter tarts, brownies or any other desserts she had made. Although we can't be there physically to wish John a final goodbye, please know that we are there in spirit and that all of you are in our hearts. We hope that you will find comfort in your fondest memories of him during this difficult time. With our most sincere condolences, Craig, Lyne, Sarah, Alex and Evelyn.

Terry and Mary Jane My sincere sympathy to you and all your family on the loss of your father. Bob always thought such a lot of you, Terry and if he were with us, would be thinking of you at this time. God Bless, Virginia Ford295843

Dear Mary and family. Paul and I are saddened to hear of your loss.We both enjoyed seeing you at our bowling leagues in past years.We know he will be truly missed.

Hello Aunt Mary, Terry & Janice- just got a computer, was doing some browsing- sorry to hear of uncle Johnnys passing. I have many fond memories of his sparkling eyes & sly little grin--you sure have a large family--what a legacy ! Fond memories & best wihes LOIS

(Donated to Heart & Stroke Foundation of Ontario)

(Donated to Heart & Stroke Foundation of Ontario)