CANN, Lloyd

On March 2, 2023 family, friends and neighbours were deeply saddened to hear of the death of our dear father, Lloyd Franklin Cann. Born in Northam on May 29,1929, Lloyd was the second-eldest son of the late William and Florence (Currie) Cann. Lloyd grew up in Northam and in 1951 married Mary (MacKenzie), his wife of 68 years. The two would reside in Northam, where they worked to establish their beautiful family farm. Lloyd was an extremely hard worker, always willing to help family, neighbours and friends. His love for the land and his farm animals made him a true farmer. His cheerful, kind disposition and keen sense of humour endeared him to many. He loved to tell stories and his memory was second to none. Above all, he was a family man and showed great devotion to his family, who he loved dearly. Left to cherish his memories are his three children, Beverley, Marion (Eric) and Marvyn (Helen). Throughout the years, he also became a cherished grandfather to 10 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren and one great-greatgrandson.

Card of Thanks

The family, of the late Lloyd Cann, would like to express our sincere thanks for the many acts of kindness and support during our time of bereavement. We would also like to express gratitude to those of you who sent cards and donations in his memory. Special thanks to Dr. Montgomery and the staff of the Tyne Valley Health Centre. Also, to East Prince Home care, who provided exceptional care and support. To Dr. Phalen and the wonderful staff of the Wedgewood Manor, your friendship and kindness will not be forgotten. Thank you to the doctors and staff of Prince County Hospital, who provided exceptional care during Lloyd's final days. To John MacIsaac and the staff of Davison Funeral Home, for their sincere help and professional service. Thank you to the Pallbearers and Flower Bearers. A special thanks to Rev. Elaine Palmer-Harding for officiating the funeral service and to Kevin Arthur, Jason Campbell and Kirk Neville for sharing their gifts of music. Also to Jennifer, Stephanie and Melissa Thompson for sharing special memories of their grandfather, and to his nieces, Corinne Ellsworth and Debbie Johnson for reading during the service. Sincere appreciation to the Ladies of the Kensington Presbyterian guild and the Lower Montague Women's Institute for hosting a time fellowship following the funeral and burial services. Heartfelt thanks to many wonderful families, friends and neighbours who expressed sympathy through flowers, food brought to our home, phone calls and visits. We truly appreciate everyone’s prayers and support.

One year has passed since that sad day. When one we loved was called away. God took him home. It was his will,

But in our hearts he liveth still

Lovingly remembered by Beverley, Marion, Marvyn and families