Retiree Terry Falle Passes
away June 5, 2022 Retired October 1, 2002
30 Years service
We were just notified of the
Passing of Terry Falle.
Our Deepest condolences goes out to
his wife Rosiland and his entire family.
Terry will be missed by all who knew him.
FALLE, Terrence (Terry) Raymond
Died peacefully in the early morning of Sunday June 5th, 2022 in his 80th year after a brief stay at Campbell House Hospice in Collingwood.
Terry will be deeply missed by his loving wife Rosiland. Cherished and beloved father and step-father to Colleen, Stephen (Mary Jo), Allan (Tammy), Christine
(Danny).
Adoring “Papa” to his grand children - Melissa, Michael, Eric, Zachary, Cole, Andrew, Sarah & Nicholas, great grand children, Mavric, Soren Freya.
He is lovingly remembered by his sisters Donna, Debbie, Crystal, and brother Butch. Pre-deceased by his brothers Brian and Mike and parents Golda & Raymond.
His quiet and patient demeanor, gentle spirit and extreme generosity were many of his endearing qualities, he was always up for a game of pool or a friendly arm wrestle.
He enjoyed a competitive game of golf with his work buddies from the Ford Motor Company, Bramalea even scoring his first “hole-in-one”
He retired in Wasaga Beach in 2003 with his wife, where they enjoyed many walks along the Georgian Bay coastline with his canine buddy Biscuit.
Cremation has taken place. A celebration of life will be taking place at White Chapel Cemetery in Hamilton at later date.
Donations will be gladly accepted and appreciated for Campbell House Hospice in Collingwood. Arrangements entrusted to Affordable Cremation Services, Collingwood.
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