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DUNN, Donald Bruce

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July 11, 1935 ~ September 23, 2021 (age 86)

It is with heavy hearts we announce the passing of our Father, Donald Bruce Dunn on Thursday, September 23, 2021 with his loving wife Lois and family at his side. Bruce was 86 years old.

Born on July 11, 1935, Bruce is survived by his loving wife of more than 61 years Lois (Desroches). Loving Father to Keverne (Pierre Seguin), Shelly (Jim Ironside), Bruce (Tammy Robitaille), Bill (Jen Smith) and Sharon Miller. Loving Grandfather to Jessica (Jamie), Eric (Jenn), Emma, Desneige (Eric), Colin, Krystin, Katie, Matt and Mitch (Ceeg), Great Grandfather to Eden, Carson, Devin, Shy-Anne, Grayson, Kennedy, Dawson and Landon.

Brother to Carol (Eldon Irish). Predeceased by his parents Cecil and Violet Dunn, his brothers Edward, George (Adrienne), Peter (Sheila) and sister Jennette (Vic Swaga).

He is loved and missed by many nieces and nephews.

Bruce was born and raise in Midland working for the Canadian Steamship Line for many of his younger years, then coming ashore to work at RCA (Mitsubishi) until taking a position with Waypoint Centre (MHCP) where he retired at 62, to enjoy his retirement years with his wife Lois and family.

Over the years he enjoyed cottaging, camping, traveling, boating and he especially enjoyed his love of cars, by cruising around or going to many classic car shows or cruise nights in his 1956 Ford Victoria or his 1972 VW Super Beatle Convertible.

Many thanks to Dr Yu, Dr Stevens, Dr Bruno Golisky and the staff of RVH, Home Care staff and GBGH. As well a very special thanks to the Hospice Huronia Tomkins House. This home will hold a very special place in our hearts, the facility is comfortable and very accommodating, but the volunteers and staff make it absolutely amazing.

By request, cremation has taken place with a private graveside service at Saint Margaret’s Cemetery 809 Younge St Midland, Celebration of life to be announced!

Donations would be greatly appreciated to the Hospice Huronia Tomkins House