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7025 Legion Rd (at Derry Rd.) | Mississauga, ON | L4T 1A8
Tribute Wall
Thursday
1
December
Visitation
4:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Thursday, December 1, 2022
New Haven Funeral Centre Inc
7025 Legion Rd
Mississauga, Ontario, Canada
905-678-8922
Friday
2
December
Funeral Service
10:00 am
Friday, December 2, 2022
New Haven Funeral Centre Inc
7025 Legion Rd
Mississauga, Ontario, Canada
905-678-8922
Viewing 9-10AM
Burial
Assumption Catholic Cemetery
6933 Tomken Rd
Mississauga, Ontario, Canada
905-670-8801
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Carol Platters Chin posted a condolence
Tuesday, January 3, 2023
Yellow was like a big brother to me, very respectful and always offering advice about life. He was very good at sport, he excelled in swimming, soccer and cricket. All his friends was always welcome at his parents home in Jamaica where they played Ludo and sometimes running boat (cooking). To those who knew him as I do his memory will live on. Bye my brother
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Deni watkis posted a condolence
Sunday, December 4, 2022
Uncle Tony i will miss you forever you were a great uncle to us all. Your smile and laughter will forever be remembered in my heart. May you rest in eternal power uncle
Love you always Niqua
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Dixons posted a condolence
Sunday, December 4, 2022
A Message to our Tony,
Your love was felt for many years with our family. Thank you for that, we are truly grateful to have experienced your love and affection. Our family has beautiful and unforgettable memories and moments that we all have shared with you.
As you transition to the next stage of your life, may you find peace. May Yahweh bless you and shine his Love upon you: "He will cover you with His feathers and under His wings you will find refuge"(Psalm 91:4).
Forever love,
The Dixon Family
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Sunday, December 4, 2022
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Tribute to my Dad
There’s so much I can say about the man my dad was that I don’t know where to begin.
My father is a man like no other he gave me life nutured me, taught me, dressed me fought for me , held me had to yell at me at times , but most importantly he loved me unconditionally
My dad was a man who had smiles to brighten your day , he always had the best stories to tell, and also was a great listener. He was patient and kind , and the best friend you could hope to find. My dad was no ordinary man. He was always there to lend a hand, give good advice. He was always supportive of your amd your goals in life and willing to do anything to help you achieve what you wanted in life.
pops it was such an honour to be able to extend the olive branch and care for you when you needed it most and although it was bittersweet I’m so thankful to have been there with you through the thick and thin of it all and thankful for every moment we had to spend together.
Dad you are too precious to ever be forgotten, and too priceless to ever be replaced , you are my one in a million and always will be the precious unique dad I care for so dearly. In my heart there is a place that only you can hold filled with loving memories more precious than gold. Forever in my heart and thoughts you will stay . Until we meet again pops I love you with every fibre of my being. Rest easy and keep watch over me as I learn how to continue on with this thing called life without you .
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Temara Fortella posted a condolence
Sunday, December 4, 2022
Oh my loving gramps. I always knew the day would come but I still couldn’t have prepared myself for the pain I feel. When I think of you I think about summers spent at your house, going to work with you when you worked on people’s phone lines or the restaurant. I remember spending nights watching movies with you and having the hardest time picking through that huge VHS/ DVD collection. I remember you present for all my important mile stones. Making phone calls and telling you it’s me and you saying “ yuh kidding, ah yuh” and laughing with that sound I loved so much. Gramps up until the end your resilience is still unmatched. I love the fact that Ariella was able to spend time with you & I cannot wait to share all the wonderful stories. I will continue to respect and love family & ensure I call grandma always because as you told me the past few years, I’ll never know my last time. I’m so happy in your final weeks I was able to see you and have conversations with you, I even got to be scolded one last time. Your presence is missed and will be a huge void that will not ever be filled. You are with me always and I know that, I love you always lito. Your granddaughter, Temara Fortella
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Saunia Watkis posted a condolence
Sunday, December 4, 2022
Hey uncle Tony, it’s been a couple of days since we laid you to rest and I didn’t know the void that would be in my life without you being here physically when I sit down there’s so many fun memories of you being one of my greatest uncles….you were so kind, you were jovial, you were giving, you were pleasant, you were loving, you were so strong!!! Uncle Tony, you will be forever missed And when I get older and become an elder, I know that I will always speak about my uncles. Sonia and I were blessed to have amazing uncles on both sides; Uncle Tony I will love you endlessly. I will remember how you always called us, Pelee and Up and then you would always joke and say ah which one ah you and we would say “it’s me uncle Tony” Uncle Tony I love you so much you will never be forgotten. XOXOXOXO …. My cousins and I grew like siblings so that bind and connection is embedded in us xo I Love you forever and a day … wish I had more time with you as I wouldn’t have wasted creating more memories with you … but as sad as I am my soul is well knowing that you know we loved you Rest Easy My Beloved Uncle Tony aka Yellow. CUDEH! COODEH! CUDEY! Will live on xoxoxoxoxo
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Tunisia Fortella lit a candle
Sunday, December 4, 2022
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The last memory I have of my daddy was the last time he was awake, my sister and I walked into his room to find the nurse trying to feed him his meds, he did not want it and when she left he spat it out we giggled a little and cleaned it up and proceeded to try and feed you something else the whole time talking to you and calling your name, finally I got real close and again said “daddy” kinda loud and you opened your eyes and looked at me and recognized me, you smiled and said “eh a yuh dat?!” And of course it made me smile and I said hi daddy, you simply answered with a smile and a cudeh!! Shortly after you closed your eyes and went to sleep that was the last time me and my sister got to hear your voice and it a day I’ll cherish forever cause now I have to live the rest of my life with this gaping hole in my soul where you resided my whole entire life, the only man in my life that will ever have my whole heart. Daddy I miss you with every bit of my entirety I don’t know how to let go of you knowing I’ll never hear your laugh never feel your amazing hugs or just smell you, a sent so comforting but I know your with you mom, dad and brother while your there watch out for my lil brother too please you would be so good for him like you were with all of us I love you daddy so much till we meet again
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Junior Watkis posted a condolence
Saturday, December 3, 2022
Tribute to my brother Tony
First let me thank each and everyone here for taking the time out of your schedule to grieve and celebrate my brother Tony's life journey. Throughout his life he went by titles son, father, husband, uncle, cousin, brother, friend and bredrin and nick names yellow, red tony, Muriel, gorilla and colors. Today I want to talk about my big brother, Tony. Today I wished wouldn't come and I guess I was too craven, wanting his life to just keep going because somehow knowing he was here giving me a sense that everything will be alright, he had my back. Whatever I shared with him and needed advice, he would consider and give sage advice by just listening, giving words of encouragement or just simply saying I don't agree with that. He was an easy-going person, extremely generous, willing to help without you having to ask, always trying to help and defend those who couldn't help themselves. He was selfless, putting his needs aside to help others who he felt needed attention first, his sense of loyalty was beyond reproach, when you needed him most he would be by your side. I would say he was a good man, not a Saint but very decent. I reflect on our upbringing and realize that a lot of firsts that boys usually did with their dad was actually initiated or done by Tony with me, riding a bicycle, playing football or cricket, making kite or flying it, setting traps for barble or ground doves, going to my first movie, visiting Hope Garden, teaching me to drive, my first watch which I still have today 50yrs later. The point is I was lucky to have a big brother who was always looking out for me because a lot of things young boys my age struggle with were made easy by my brother Tony. In our neighborhood he was legendary on the soccer field as a big shot left winger and in the water as a great swimmer, who on many occasions swam 'the cross the harbor' swim meet from Pt. Royal to Victoria pier in Kingston, he was also a lifeguard at the Myrtle Bank Hotel in Kingston.
When we migrated to Toronto, his role didn't change but intensified as he was now a father, husband combined with his other roles as a son, brother and uncle. He was always there to help
and guide us in this new Land as he migrated before us and knew the ropes, he made my transition much easier. He was a very, very good son, the cool uncle to his nephews and nieces that they could call upon anytime for anything because Family was very important to him. He had many jobs during his lifetime, but I think he loved being an entrepreneur, wanted to be his own boss. I remember he and his good friend Headley Banner opened a West Indian store back in '70's which I had the privilege of working there but did not get a salary (they still owed me a lot with compound interest). I looked back in those days and what I enjoyed was the early mornings 3-4 AM driving with him to Food Terminals to purchase provisions for the store and we would discuss various topics, I look back on those times and is extremely grateful because of the memories we created and hopefully will help me when I think of him going forward. Some of his friends Platters, Eric, Neville aka Tetis, Joe and Annie Gordon, Bodus, Bucky and His Family, Toomer Family who grew up with him send their love and Condolences to Gem and Family. At this time, I would like to express my love and gratitude to SIL Gem who has been there for my brother during thick and thin, happy and sad times. We are all grateful for your dedication and tireless love for him. His children Deno, Keno, Chris, Kirk, Caduet, Nadine,Tenisha and Tamara thanks for standing with him when he needed it the most. Juanita, I respect and love you, your love and dedication to your dad during his worst times is beyond words, you are truly Ma.B offspring.
Locksley, a childhood friend, thank you for being there for my brother and putting up with our loud mouths when we get together and Nobby, a friend and bredrin to Yellow Blessed love and thanks for your unfailing support.
I thought about the following words which best reflects how I feel regarding my brother.
Lyrics from the Hollies He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother
Thanks for your indulgence.
Tony Cudeh!!
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Kenesha Griffiths Golding lit a candle
Friday, December 2, 2022
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Love you all, stay strong.
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Kenesha posted a condolence
Friday, December 2, 2022
RIP Uncle Tony, I pray peace over the family in this time. May God cover them with his love&Joy. Bless them with all good memories of their love one forever.
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Natalie posted a condolence
Friday, December 2, 2022
Natalie Japp S.i.P king!! My condolences to the family!
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Elaine Brown posted a condolence
Thursday, December 1, 2022
Tony was a very good neighbour. We will always remember his jokes and story telling. He had a very infectious laugh. He will be missed. Rest in peace Tony.
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Thursday, December 1, 2022
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Soso uploaded photo(s)
Wednesday, November 30, 2022
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My wonderful uncle I wrote something when this first came out but writing it made it seem to real that you are gone. Know that you are missed so much and we will love you till our last breath. Love you, Pleay & Up
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Bianca posted a condolence
Friday, November 25, 2022
Tony, you were the first father I knew. You taught me so many things as a child which I carried into adulthood. Thank you so much for the time we've shared and the love you shown. May you rest in eternal peace.
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Esther Posted Nov 27, 2022 at 10:58 AM
CONDOLENCES To the family and friends of Tony . We grew up together in Olympic Garden. He was always nice o us . The last time was saw each other was at a funeral years ago. He was always smiling and make jokes. He is gone but we will never forget him. May his soul rest in peace. Remember to cherish the memories he made with those whom he loved and who love him. Esther from Dewdney Road.
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Mahalia Griffiths posted a condolence
Friday, November 25, 2022
Rip uncle Tony you will be sure missed.
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Juanita Fortella lit a candle
Thursday, November 24, 2022
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Life is not the same without you. How do I go on without your smile, and that boisterous laughter. I miss you sooooo much it hurts RIP POPS
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Denesha posted a symbolic gesture
Thursday, November 24, 2022
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Sleep well uncle Tony! You definitely played a part in my childhood. I always looked forward to your visits to Jamaica. Your giggles, your many lessons, your crazy card tricks. What a decent human being you were!
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lishiya posted a symbolic gesture
Wednesday, November 23, 2022
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My grandpa was the best grandpa, my heart & the reason i’m with family now. i’ll never forget my grandpa because he will always be thought about when i do anything successful. he will always be my inspiration to continue something i love even if i’m unsuccessful. He loved everyone who never showed it to him, he was a very loving respectful man who gave me tones of laughs while giving me success through the past years.
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CLIFF (BUNNY) ANDERSON Posted Dec 1, 2022 at 4:46 PM
My deepest Condolences to Tony's family from my family to his..May it also hold the Blessing of the life he lived & share the love that is left behind that will alway's be a part you (us)...You taught me so much and it will forever be with me my Brother ( Yellow...) Raymond...
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Williams family lit a candle
Wednesday, November 23, 2022
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Samantha Watkis lit a candle
Wednesday, November 23, 2022
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Sleep in peace uncle Tony.
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Andrea Lawrence posted a condolence
Wednesday, November 23, 2022
We have shared so many milestones over the years. I will always remember your warm greetings. I will stand by your ride and die. Yellow you will be missed.
Andrea Lawrence( friend to the end)
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Madge Jumpp posted a condolence
Wednesday, November 23, 2022
You always had a smile to share, time to give and time to care. A wonderful nature warm and true you were a special friend and we will miss and cherish all the memories you left us.
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Marcia Watkis uploaded photo(s)
Wednesday, November 23, 2022
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Your absence makes me sad
You will always be remembered
Love always
Marcia
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The family of Raymon Juan Fortella uploaded a photo
Wednesday, November 23, 2022
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Winston lit a candle
Wednesday, November 23, 2022
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Winston posted a condolence
Wednesday, November 23, 2022
R.I.P. Big brother, will always love you, missing you so much.
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Saunia lit a candle
Tuesday, November 22, 2022
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I LOVE YOU UNCLE TONY
Yellow Candle for my uncle Yellow xoxo
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Saunia uploaded photo(s)
Tuesday, November 22, 2022
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Uncle Tony you will be indescribably missed. I can’t stop expressing how much of an Amazing uncle you were to me and an Awesome Daddy to my cousins. I will always love you my dearest uncle Tony.
Coodeh
Rest In Eternal Peace Uncle Tony
The world… our world definitely needed you
May Our Creator nestle you in His bosom
Love You Always
Your niece Saunia aka di twin dem aka pelee and up
Raymon Juan Fortella
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Sharon bacchus lit a candle
Monday, November 21, 2022
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Juanita Fortella uploaded photo(s)
Monday, November 21, 2022
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Juanita Fortella lit a candle
Monday, November 21, 2022
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7025 Legion Rd (at Derry Rd.) | Mississauga, Ontario | L4T 1A8
Local: 905-678-8922 | Fax: 905-678-1723 | Email: info@thenewhavenfuneralcentre.ca
Funeral Establishment Operator – Class 1
Licence no. 1347
