Photo of the newly inducted officers and directors. (Oct. 7,2014 at Milton's in Kitchener) (L-R) Peter Hoffman, Agnes Gilleck, Craig Findlay, Joe Watson, Aldene Waud, Rick Waud, Sharon Ball, Dave Wilburn and Mark Kerr.
Agnes J. Gillick (Young, formerly Lipskie)
Passed away peacefully, with family by her side, on Friday, July 31, 2020 at St. Mary's Hospital in Kitchener, in her 80th year. Loving mother to Laurie Jasper (Brian) and cherished grandmother to Jessica. Dear sister to Gordon Young (Rita) and Ellie Small (Willie). Dearly missed by sisters-in-law, Margo (Don) Schreiber, Pauline Schopf, Rose Lembke, Linda Stephen and Carol Johrendt as well as brother-in-law, John Helm. Fondly remembered by many nieces, nephews and friends. Predeceased by first husband, Frederick Lipskie, second husband, Joseph Gillick, and siblings, Jim Young, John Young, Helen Farrell, Donald Young, Mary Helm and Edward Young. Agnes served several terms as a director of the Optimist Club of Stanley Park and was involved with the Waterloo Horticulture Society and the Ladies of Waterloo Optimist Club. (The photo is from the 2018 Christmas Tea hosted by Grand River Collegiate which Agnes attended each year as a representative of the Optimist Club of the Stanley Park --- one of the event's sponsors.)
As expressions of sympathy, her family asked that donations be directed to the St. Mary's Hospital Foundation. Visit www.henrywalser.com for Agnes's memorial.
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2017 - 2018
Executive for the
Optimist Club of Stanley Park
Executive
President - Mark Kerr
VP (Past-President) - Sharon Ball (Deceased, Jan. 8, 2018)
Secretary - Joe Watson
Treasurer - Rick Waud
Directors
Aldene Waud
Chris Thorne
Carole St. Amour
Gord Dearborn
Rob Graham
Dave Wilburn
There are also various committee chairmen and event coordinators.
At this meeting, the Club gave best wishes and presented the Bauman family (Ron, Sharon & Mike) with a going-away gift as they're already packed and heading off to reside in Elliot Lake. The Club formally announced the end of the School Fishing Program -- and thanked Ron for his leadership with it since its inception. Ron has donated the fishing gear to the police so the Kids & Cops Fishing Program can continue.
The Club also confirmed that it has given up responsibility for hosting a bingo session every second Saturday evening so, with revenue thereby severely reduced, the executive will need to reassess commitments and funding of various programs.
First games of "bonus" play!
We plan to resume play after Labour Day with scheduled games and events!