EVELYN LOUISE DAVIS CWC W21244 With great sadness we mourn the passing of Evelyn on Tuesday, February 16, 2016 in her 94th year at Tall Pines Long Term Care Centre. Predeceased by her loving husband Leslie, dear mother of Barb Musselman (Doug) of Brampton, lovingly remembered by her grandson Brad Musselman (Naomi) of London and her great- granddaughters Laura and Chloe. Dear sister of the late Allan Jamieson. Evelyn was a strong, curious Canadian, a wonderful wife and mother. She had a very active mind, demonstrated by her interests in so many things throughout her life, most notably: films, history, genealogy, reading and travel. She loved the outdoors and will be remembered as an avid gardener. She volunteered in many organizations to name a few: Guiding, libraries, hospitals and mental health facilities, film societies and archival work. Evelyn was a proud veteran of the Canadian Army. One of her passions later in life was to spread knowledge of Camp X and her time there during WWII and after. She gave many speeches to various groups about Camp X and was delighted to try to answer questions about the Camp from anyone interested.
EVELYN LOUISE DAVIS CWC W21244 With great sadness we mourn the passing of Evelyn on Tuesday, February 16, 2016 in her 94th year at Tall Pines Long Term Care Centre. Predeceased by her loving husband Leslie, dear mother of Barb Musselman (Doug) of Brampton, lovingly remembered by her grandson Brad Musselman (Naomi) of London and her great- granddaughters Laura and Chloe. Dear sister of the late Allan Jamieson. Evelyn was a strong, curious Canadian, a wonderful wife and mother. She had a very active mind, demonstrated by her interests in so many things throughout her life, most notably: films, history, genealogy, reading and travel. She loved the outdoors and will be remembered as an avid gardener. She volunteered in many organizations to name a few: Guiding, libraries, hospitals and mental health facilities, film societies and archival work. Evelyn was a proud veteran of the Canadian Army. One of her passions later in life was to spread knowledge of Camp X and her time there during WWII and after. She gave many speeches to various groups about Camp X and was delighted to try to answer questions about the Camp from anyone interested.
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