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                  <text>BERMEL, Catherine Isabelle
nee Meldrum -While on vacation
and to be at the wedding of her
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:indson Tony Bermel, in British

Columbia, the Lord called Cathy
home to be with Him. "God's
ways are not always our ways:'
{Isa. 55 :8). Cathy was born in
Toronto, June 30, 1929, beloved
wife of the late Anton (Tony)
{1975). Cathy is survived by her
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son John Bermel and daughter
Mary

(Guhl) Bermel both of

Welland. She will be missed by
her grandsons Tony, T homas,
Grant and Derek and two greatÂ­
grandchildren Tony and Franky.
She is also survived by her 97
year old mother who lives in Fort
Erie, brothers Bob Meldrum (Ev),
David (Barb) and sisters Florence
(Jim Wolbert) and Marion (Mal
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