Jardine Funeral Home, Cremation & Tribute Centre

08/20/2026

In her 85th year, Yvonne Fleming passed away peacefully after a brief illness, on Monday, August 17, 2026 at Ross Memorial Hospital in Lindsay, Ontario, Canada. Yvonne was the cherished wife of 62 years to George Laing Fleming, and together they shared a remarkable life filled with love, family, faith, friends and adventure.

Born in Edinburgh, Scotland, Yvonne was the beloved daughter of the late Samuel and Iris Clingan.

She was a devoted and loving mum to her daughter, Amanda Fleming-Smikle and her husband Winston and to her son, Moray Fleming and his wife Sally. Yvonne’s love and joy continued to blossom through her cherished grandchildren, MaryAnne Davis and her husband Stephen; Alexander Fleming-Smikle and his partner Julianna; and George Fleming.

Yvonne was predeceased by her sister Joan and her husband Herb Elliott. She will be fondly remembered by her nephew Sean Clingan and his late wife Marylene, and their daughter Kaitlyn Clingan.

Yvonne and Laing's life together took them across the world, leaving their roots in Scotland to far flung Hong Kong in 1977 before finally making Canada their home in retirement.

A woman of great faith, Yvonne loved Jesus and valued the fellowship within her various church communities across three continents. She loved being part of and leading Women’s Bible Studies and had great impact through Women’s Aglow in Hong Kong.

Yvonne found joy in creating beauty and bringing people together. She was a gifted homemaker who took pride in making her home warm and welcoming for her family and friends. A gracious hostess, Yvonne delighted in planning and hosting wonderful gatherings and great parties, where there was always plenty of laughter, friendship and fond memories.

Inspired by her walks through the flower markets in Hong Kong, Yvonne developed a passion for flower arranging. It was an outlet for her to share her tremendous creativity and whether it was floral competitions, making wedding bouquets, church arrangements, flower arranging for party events or our recent Fenelon Falls Curling Club High Tea, Yvonne was happiest when she could let her creative juices flow!

Yvonne also loved to travel and her and Laing enjoyed a life full of many travel adventures over the years, from the beaches of Benidorm, safari in Kenya, pony trekking the foothills of the Himalayas, a houseboat stay in Kashmir, snorkelling the Great Barrier Reef, and camper-vanning across New Zealand. They enjoyed many memorable experiences and created a lifetime of stories to share.

Above all, Yvonne will be remembered for her love and care for Laing and her family, and the warmth, grace and joy she brought to the lives of those around her.

Our beautiful Yvonne - wife, mum, grandma, aunt and friend will forever remain treasured in our hearts.

The family of Yvonne will receive friends at Fenelon Falls United Church, 123 Colborne Street, Fenelon Falls on Thursday, September 3rd from 11:00 a.m until the time of the funeral service beginning at 12:00 Noon. Pastor Matt Hayden of Trentside Baptist Church will officiate. A time of reception will follow at Jardine Funeral Home, 8 Princes' St. W., Fenelon Falls. If desired memorial donations to Trentside Baptist Church either by cheque or by etransfer to:[email protected] or Community Care Kawartha Lakes would be appreciated. https://bit.ly/4xRV6IK

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08/20/2026

This afternoon we are heading to the Lindsay Lawn Bowling Club for a team building event. If you need immediate assistance, as always please give us a call.

Stay tuned for fun pictures of the day 🎳

08/05/2026

Suddenly and sadly on Saturday August 1, 2026 In his 69th year, Moe left us all too soon.
Loving and cherished husband for 31 years of Beth ( Elizabeth nee Calderone).
Dearly devoted son of the late Welless and Alise Lacourse're; loving brother of Theresa (Paul) Rondeau, Nicole Lefebvre, Anita McGrath, Armand (Judith), Germaine (Anna), and close nephew Norm (Darlene) Dolbec. Dear brother of the late Clem, Paul, Claude, Laurent, and Bert.

Maurice has so many friends and fans, niece's and nephews, and all will miss this multi talented performer and amazing entertainer. Special thanks to family and friends.

Arrangements have been entrusted to Jardine Funeral Home, Cremation & Tribute Centre, 8 Princes' St. W., Fenelon Falls, Ontario, 705-887-6155. A private family service will take place in North Bay. A celebration of life will be announced later.

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07/29/2026

Community Shoe Drive is underway until Labour Day!
-- Give Your Shoes a Second Life!

At Jardine Funeral Home, we believe in caring for our community in meaningful ways. We are proud to partner with Soles4Souls Canada and BioPed Footcare in Lindsay to collect gently used shoes and boots of all kinds.

Your donations will:

Emergency relief to those in crisis
Support Small Business owners in developing countries
Supply children in need to shoes so that they can go to school
Keep shoes out of the landfills.
Protect our environment

Since 2016, Soles4Souls Canada has redistributed over 2.1 million pairs of shoes and diverted 2.3 million pounds of textiles from landfills. With BioPeds help, more than 800,00 pairs have already been collected across Canada.

Please drop off our gently used footwear in the bin located under the front porch of Jardine Funeral Home, 8 Princes' St. W., Fenelon Falls.

Together, we can turn something as simple as an old pair of shoes into an opportunity, hope and relief for someone else.

Thank you for joining us in this meaningful effort.

-Alison Steinsky, Rob and Monica Jardine

07/19/2026

Welcome Linda

07/17/2026

Beautiful sunny day in Bobcaygeon.

07/15/2026

Congratulations Tom on 55 years of service to your community

Today we proudly celebrate an incredible milestone to Thomas Mangan on 55 years as a Licensed Funeral Director and 41 years as owner of Mangan Funeral Home. Your unwavering commitment, compassion, and professionalism have touched the lives of thousands of families during their most difficult times. Your dedication to the funeral profession and to Mangan Funeral Home has created a lasting legacy. Thank you for your years of service, your leadership, and the countless lives you have impacted. Congratulations on this extraordinary milestone!

07/14/2026

With profound sadness, the family of Gary Bruce Traill announce his peaceful passing at St. Michael's Hospital in Toronto, Ontario. His loss will be deeply felt by all who had the privilege of knowing his generous heart, unwavering kindness, and lifelong dedication to serving others.

Gary was the beloved husband and best friend of Christine Traill (née Vanstone) for 50 wonderful years. He was the proud father of Cassie Traill and Tim Traill and his wife Julie. He was the cherished "Truck Papa" of Andrew Traill, Bradley Traill (Rosie), Mathew Traill, Aidan Traill and Kiley Traill, a title he wore with immense pride, and the proud great-grandfather of Aria and Noah.

He was the loving son of the late Victor Traill and Ethel Jansen, and will be fondly remembered by his siblings: Louise Schmidt (the late John Schmidt), Don Traill (Leslie), the late Robert Traill and survived by his wife Pat Traill, Sandra LeGrow (Lorne), Shelley LeGrow (the late Gordon LeGrow), Kevin Traill (Jessie), and Kim Root (David), together with many nieces, nephews, extended family, and dear friends.

Gary and Christine proudly owned and operated the Bulk Barn in Lindsay from 2005 to 2015. He took tremendous pride in the business, but even greater pride in the people. His employees were treated like family, his customers were greeted as friends, and his grandchildren affectionately nicknamed him the "Candy Man." Even the family dogs knew that a visit to Grandpa meant a special treat. Whether at work or at home, Gary's greatest happiness came from caring for others and creating lasting memories with those he loved.

A man of exceptional generosity, Gary believed that the greatest reward in life came through service. Rotary became one of his life's greatest passions. He joined the Fenelon Falls Rotary Club in 1991, where he served in many capacities and developed a particular passion for Rotary's Youth Exchange Program, helping create life-changing opportunities for young people. Following the purchase of Bulk Barn, he transferred his membership to the Lindsay Rotary Club, where he continued his dedicated involvement.

Gary's love of Mexico inspired the next chapter of his volunteer journey when he became a member of the Bahías de Huatulco Rotary Club. While spending his winters in Huatulco, he devoted countless hours to community projects, including dental outreach initiatives and installing purified water systems in local schools. His compassion, leadership, and willingness to help wherever needed touched countless lives. Gary never sought recognition for his volunteer work; he simply believed in making the world a little better wherever he found himself. His legacy of kindness, generosity, and service will continue to inspire all who knew him.

Cremation has taken place, and arrangements have been entrusted to Jardine Funeral Home, Cremation & Tribute Centre, 8 Princes' St. W., Fenelon Falls, Ontario, 705-887-6155. A Celebration of Gary's Life will be announced at a later date.

As expressions of sympathy, memorial donations to Rotary International would be appreciated. In honour of Gary's lifelong commitment to service, the family hopes his generosity of spirit will live on through the continued work of Rotary, supporting communities both near and far. https://bit.ly/4wGu5r2

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07/13/2026

It is with great sadness that his family announces his passing on July 7, 2026 at the age of 62. Brant passed away doing what he loved most in life, on the land where he was raised and forever cherished. He was the much loved husband of Carolyn and immensely proud father of Courtney (Aaron), Eli, and Jamie Lyn (Nate) who will miss his quiet guidance and his unforgettable sense of humour. He was an incredibly proud grandfather to his cherished granddaughter, Letty and eagerly anticipated the arrival of his second grandchild.
Brant is survived by siblings Glen, Deborah (George), Philip (Laurie), sister-in-law Kathy (Allan 2017), Carolyn’s siblings Valerie (Dave), Scott (Claudia), Janet and many nieces and nephews. He was the beloved son of the late Eli (2016) and Elsie (2021) Jones.

A farmer through and through, Brant found his greatest joy in the fields and among his beloved polled herefords. His passion for farming was evident in everything he did including showing cattle for both himself and his dad with much pride. In addition to farming, Brant had a love for trees and was an accomplished forestry technician who established a business and dedicated many years to the forestry services industry. He loved his sports, especially hockey, with baseball a close second, but above all else, Brant’s greatest love and pride was his family. His quiet strength, kind heart, gentle nature and genuine interest in others made him someone people naturally gravitated towards. He will be remembered as a humble, hardworking man whose life was rooted in family, friendship and the values of honesty and perseverance.

Though his passing leaves an immeasurable void, there is comfort in knowing he spent his final moments in a place he loved, doing the work that defined so much of his life. Those who knew Brant will carry his memory in their hearts and honour him in the countless stories, lessons and moments they shared with him.
Family and friends are warmly invited to celebrate Brant’s life and share some laughs in a casual setting on Friday, August 7, 2026 from 6:00pm to 9:00pm at the Fenelon Falls Community Center, 27 Veterans Way, Fenelon Falls. Words of remembrance will be shared at 7:00 p.m. If desired, donations may be made to the Hospital for Sick Kids or Cops for Cancer - Pedal for Hope and can be arranged by cheque.

Arrangements have been entrusted to JARDINE FUNERAL HOME, CREMATION & TRIBUTE CENTRE, 8 Princes' St. W., Fenelon Falls, 705-887-3130. Staff will be on-site during the celebration of life to assist with any donations.

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06/24/2026

Barry Alexander Jenkins passed away peacefully at Ross Memorial Hospital in Lindsay, Ontario, on Monday, June 22, 2026, surrounded by the love of his family, and on the 63rd anniversary of his marriage. He was the beloved husband of Gayle Ann Jenkins (née Hicks).

Family was the centre of Barry's world. Every decision he made and every action he took was guided by what was best for those he loved. His greatest pride and joy were found in the family he and Gayle built together, and he will be deeply missed by all whose lives he touched.

Barry leaves behind a family that was his greatest legacy. He will be lovingly remembered by their daughter Marlene Jenkins (Scott Worsley) and her family: granddaughter Tara Moore (Jad Oolo) and great-granddaughter Ashlynn Moore; grandson Broc MacDonald (Mandy) and great-grandchildren Tanner, Maci, Brynn, and Jade; grandson Stewart MacDonald (Kristen) and great-grandchildren Ella and Finn; and grandson Barry MacDonald (Jackie Miller).

He will also be lovingly remembered by their daughter Maxine Jordan (Paul) and her family: granddaughter Nicole Smith (Kyle) and great-grandchildren Carter, Caven, and Caysen; and grandson Devin Jordan (Mattie).

Barry will also be fondly remembered by their daughter Marie Jenkins (Kevin Barker) and her family: grandson Sam McGregor (Samantha Bell); and granddaughter Quinn Young (Cameron) and great-grandchild Miller.

He will always be remembered by his sister, Lynne Papizzo (Bill), and was a cherished brother-in-law to Bruce Hicks (Debbie), Blair Hicks, and Janet McLean (Dale). He will also be missed by his many nieces and nephews.

The family of Barry Jenkins invites friends to join them at the Fenelon Falls Community Centre, 27 Veterans Way, Fenelon Falls, for a casual and informal gathering to celebrate and reminisce about his well-lived life on Friday, July 3, 2026, from 6:00 p.m. until 9:00 p.m. Words of remembrance will be shared at 7:00 p.m.

In lieu of flowers, memorial donations to Fenelon Falls Firefighter Association for the antique fire restoration; cheques or by etransfer to: [email protected] or Maryboro Lodge Museum ; cheques or etransfer to: [email protected] would be appreciated. Friends are also encouraged to honour Barry's memory by sharing an act of kindness within their community.

Arrangements have been entrusted to JARDINE FUNERAL HOME, CREMATION & TRIBUTE CENTRE, 8 Princes' St. W., Fenelon Falls, 705-887-3130. Staff will be on-site during the celebration of life to assist with any donations. https://bit.ly/4uSj9FC

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