
Brewer: John Thomas,
Peacefully with family by his side at Southlake Regional Health Centre Newmarket, on Monday January 12, 2015. John Brewer at the age of 77, beloved husband of the late Elizabeth Brewer (nee: Keough). Loving father of John and Linda, and Wayne and Karen. Sadly missed “Poppy” of Jessica (Steve), Johnathan, Jordan (Kelly), Dylan, Justin, Joshua, and “Great Poppy” of Oliver and Alaric. Beloved brother of Mary Ring, Helen Oliver, Kay Fudge, Jim, Theresa Shishido, Rose Ward, Tom, and the late Frank, and Carol Ann. Forever in the hearts of all his extended family and friends.
A Memorial Service will be held at Rod Abrams Funeral Home 1666 Tottenham Rd., Tottenham 905-936-3477 on Sunday January 25, 2015, with visiting from 2pm until time of service in the chapel at 3pm. For those who wish, donations to Southlake Regional Health Centre Newmarket, would be appreciated by the family.
www.RodAbramsFuneralHome.com
Natalie Copp says
My condolences to the family and my thoughts and prayers are with all of you.
Barbara Schertzer says
I’m saddened to hear of my friend’s passing. I know he’s happy to be back with his wife, who he adored. John was a kind and caring gentle man, always so proud of his entire family. My condolences go out to all of you He will be greatly missed.
Karen & Wayne Brewer says
We are broken hearted at the loss of Dad Brewer, he truly is an amazing father, father in law, poppy and great poppy. He will be so missed by many, he truly has touched a lot of hearts.
He is now in the arms of his loving wife once again
Pat Keough says
Uncle John as he was known in our home, was a dear friend and will be sadly missed. My dad has known him for 60+ years and considers him a true friend and brother.Dad has many fond memories of him from a fishing trip with him as a young man, to dads adventures in Toronto and finally enjoying his company during his annual summer trips home. Uncle John was a great man who loved his family dearly. We offer our sincerest condolences to John & Linda and family, Wayne & Karen and family and to the Brewer Family.
Pat & Mary Keough and family
Cathy Mathews says
Thoughts and prayers with you all. May he rest in peace.
The Smoklers says
Our thoughts are with the entire Brewer Clan – hoping that your many wonderful memories will sustain you at this difficult time.
Michele Tomlinson says
Our deepest condolences
Michele,Ted & Tyler Tomlinson
Art,Bet, & Joy says
My Dad always called Uncle John, Uncle John, even though he was his brother in-law! My dad knew uncle
John so well, that he could finish his
Words. They known each other for 62 years! He called his sister Betty! Aunt Betty! It was always funny to hear! My Dad lost his last close connection to his sister now! He loves Uncle John so much and hopes he is with Aunt Betty ! God bless ! I will miss you Uncle John! I enjoyed our talks on the phone when you came
To visit my dad..
Xoxo
patricia murphy says
To John’s Family, So very sad to hear the news of this wonderful man’s passing. I was a neighbor to Pat and Mary Keough for over twenty years, and during the last few summers I met your dad on his visits home to St. John’s. He was always ready with a smile and a chat. Always chipper and looking forward to a weekend of fishing at the cabin. He always spoke of his children and grandchildren, and if memory serves me, a couple of great great children (twins i think) I could tell that he cared greatly about his family. I am certain he will be missed by many, including myself. I hope the fish are biting in heaven, and the birch beer is flowing. Wishing you all peace and love.
Laura Keough, Alvin Hussey and family. says
To Wayne,Karen,John,Linda and families. My deepest and heartfelt condolences to you and your families. I will certainly miss his visits to NL, along with his stories and his smile. I will miss having him over for supper when he came to NL and taking him for a ride in Alvin’s maverick, which he enjoyed. He was a kind and gentle man who cared very deeply about his family. RIP Uncle John. You will always hold a special place in my heart.