Obituary
Obituary of Lewis Maxwell Eldridge
March 9, 1935 - July 6, 2022
Surrounded by the love of his favorite women, the strongest man we know lost his long hard fight. Dad is survived by his bride of 64 years, Joan; His 4 daughters, Susan (Scott) Jenkins, Debbie Lavigne (Ken Miles), Cathy McMahon (David Diloretto), Luanne Magnifico (Danny Magnifico 2022); Grandchildren, Christopher Jenkins (Elizabeth), Michael Jenkins (Kate), Ryan Lavigne (Kaylyn Dobbie), Nathan McMahon , Matthew McMahon , Jason McMahon (Ashbelle Santana ), Kailyn Magnifico (Tyler Osborne), Ethan Magnifico (Serra Thompson); Great grandchildren, Ryder Jenkins, Bella Jenkins, Sophie Jenkins, Levi Jenkins and Garrett McMahon, Rayanna Dobbie. Predeceased by his son, Lewis Maxwell Eldridge JR. (1967)and son in law, Daniel Magnifico (2022). Dad had many brothers, but only 1 sister, Donna Cluett. We are very thankful that Donna was able to spend the last two weeks with dad. She was his favorite sister.
Mom and Dad enjoyed many years traveling across North America, from Vancouver to Newfoundland and Alaska to Miami. Sharing many stories when they returned home, always their favorite place.
We’ll miss seeing dad, sitting in his yellow chair, on the front porch.
A huge Thank you is extended to the 6th floor staff at University Hospital, Dad’s home for the last 10 weeks. He enjoyed chatting with all of you.
Cremation has taken place with a private family service, where
Evans Funeral Home, (519) 451-9350, entrusted with arrangements. Online condolences can be expressed at www.evansfh.ca
Services:
Service Location
*Private Funeral Service*
Burial Location
Dad will rest beside his only son, " little Butchie"
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