Blaine Maxwell passed away peacefully after a brave and courageous battle with cancer on December 24th 2020 in Victoria, British Columbia at age 61.
Blaine was born on June 29th 1959 in Halifax, Nova Scotia. He was predeceased by his parents Wilfred and Joyce, and his brother-in-law Carter Newson. He was a loving husband , father and grandfather and will be dearly missed by his wife of 37 years Beverly, daughter Sarah (Jeremy Stow) and son Bradley (Sarah), Campbell River; granddaughter Georgia Stow and grandson Clayton Maxwell; brother Darrell (Annie) and sister Heather (Hal) West; mother and father-in-law Steven and Debra Newson; nieces and nephews, Chad (Samantha) West, Ryan (Melissa) West, Jason (Elise), Lindsey (Lukas), Madaline and William Newson; sister-in-law Anita Newson and brother-in-law Daniel (Rebecca) Newson. He will be dearly missed by Aunts, Uncles, cousins and many close friends from coast to coast.
Blaine spent his childhood in Upper Sackville, NS. He attended Maxwell school in his early years before graduating from Sackville High. Blaine married Beverly in 1983 in Bedford, NS. It was at this time that he started his career in IT Service Management. Blaine with Bev by his side, started the first of his adventures by heading off to Yellowknife, NWT. Shortly after the birth of their first child, they returned to the Maritimes where they raised their family. Blaine’s entrepreneurial spirit led him to open a nature store in Moncton, NB. During this time, he completed his MBA from Université de Moncton. His adventurous spirit led Blaine to Victoria in 2015; closer to his children and grandchildren where he was able to enjoy the outdoors year-round.
Blaine was known for his warm spirit, kind and cheerful outlook. He loved meeting new people, and had a genuine interest in chatting and learning about everyone. Blaine had a ceaseless curiosity about the world around him. He was an automotive enthusiast, loved exploring the outdoors, nature and travelling the world just as much as he enjoyed exploring close to home with his wife, children and grandchildren.
A Funeral Service for invited guests to attend in person was held in the Sequoia Centre at McCall Gardens, 4665 Falaise Drive, on Saturday Jan 2, 2021 at 11:00 am. A recording of the service can be found below.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the BC Cancer Agency, Victoria, BC or a memorial gift can be made to a nature trust or conservancy of the contributors’ choice.
Condolences may be offered to the family below.
McCall Gardens
www.mccallgardens.com
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Martin Fenton
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Wayne Sad to just find out that Blaine had passed away. While I hadn’t seen him for some time (his days at HUB meat packers) I remember his infectious laugh and sense of humour.
RIP Blaine
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Kenny Pellerin So sorry to read this news. It’s been 27 years or so since I worked for Blaine, such a great spirit and beautiful family. Condolences and prayers.
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Kim McIntyre I’m so sad to hear of Blaine’s passing, my condolences to his family and friends. I worked with Blaine at BC Pensions and will miss his stories and just general cheerful personality, great guy and a pleasure to work with you will be missed.
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Nadine Njootli I was so sad to hear of Blaine’s passing. Like many others here, I too worked with Blaine. No matter what time of day or what kind of pressure we were under Blaine always had a smile on his face and wanted to know how you were and too share a story about his family and life in general. I was genuine and kind and who cared so much about the work he did and our BC Pensions family. We will miss him immensely. RIP Blaine.
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Rudy Graham My sincerest condolences to the Maxwell family. Blaine was full of life and an amazing person to work with. I always enjoyed bumping into him at work and hearing about all his amazing stories and adventures and the great family he had.
I am humbled to have gotten to know him in the short amount of time that we worked together at Pensions.
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Allan Chen Blaine its been a pleasure working with you, you have been missed these past months, and we will continue to miss you. Thanks for the laughs and stories and your perspective on world events.
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Calin Somosan My sincere condolences on the passing of Blaine. I worked with Blaine at BC Pension. Blaine was a bright, caring and gentle individual who I greatly enjoyed knowing and working with. He was always positive and ready to help! I miss our positive interactions and his thoughtful stories. I am very sorry for your loss.
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Lisa Shortt Blaine was a wonderful employee and person to work with. I had the privilege of working with him while at BC Pension Corporation. He went above and beyond in his role and his ability to make everyone around him feel heard and important. Time after time he would make sure that everything was covered and would go out of his way to do whatever needed to be done. He was sincere, authentic, and the real deal. This world’s loss is substantial and he will be incredibly missed by all. Sincerest condolences to the family.
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Charlize Teo I’ve had the pleasure of working with Blaine at Pensions. He was such a gentle and genuine person, always doing his best and appreciating the work that our team has done. He was always positive and full of smiles 🙂
Bev and family, I am sorry for your loss. Wishing you great strength during this hard time and cherish the memories. He will always be in our hearts. Take care!
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Antonietta (Tonie) Calogero Dear Blaine’s family. My deepest condolences on the passing of Blaine. Blaine was one of those unique personalities and people who would stop and take time at the water cooler for a friendly hello and share a story. I will remember him for his kind and friendly banter, storytelling and smiles. I am very sorry for your loss.
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John Fahie Bev and family,
My sincere condolences. I worked with Blaine when he was with the Province of Nova Scotia. A true gentleman, Blaine was kind and supportive to his colleagues and always seemed to have a smile on his face. You are in my thoughts and prayers at this difficult time.
John Fahie
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Mark Koch So sorry to hear of Blaine’s passing. My condolences to the Maxwell family and his dear friends. I met Blaine at BCPC, he was nice person, always ready to share a laugh with his colleagues.
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Carsten Hansen I’m so sad to hear that Blained has passed. I had the privilege to work with him at the Pension Corp, where he spread joy and smiles every day. Blaine had an insatiable appetite for getting to know everybody around him, always curious and positive. Condolences to all of Blaine’s family.
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Kristian Hodge I really enjoyed working with Blaine at the Pension Corp. He always had a story to tell, and something to put a smile on your face, or different things to try like octopus. All the best to you & your family.
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Dean Blaine was a wonderful man; he was thoughtful and caring and respectful. He would always have time to support his colleagues and make people smile. You will be dearly missed.
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Shannon Macey To the Maxwell family, I’m so sorry for your loss
As with others who worked with Blaine at Pension Corp, I’m saddened I’ll no longer see Blaine’s beaming smile.
May he rest in peace and his soul shine down from heaven.
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Lauren Chaulk Dear Bev, Brad and Sarah,
My heart aches for you. Blaine was a kind man with an inquisitive soul. His ability to stay upbeat this year was truly an inspiration. It was wonderful that he was able to be out west with those that mattered most these past few years and create some lasting memories. All the best to you and yours during this very difficult time.
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Theresa Bobrowsky Bev, So sorry for this loss. Such a tough thing to go through any time. Take care,
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MYRTLE MAYHEW DEAR BEV AND YOUR DEAR FAMILY, MY CHILDREN AND I WANT TO SEND OUR HEARTFELT SYMPATHY TO EACH OF YOU IN THE LOSS OF BLAINE. I REMEMBER THE LAST TIME I SAW YOU BOTH AT YOUR MOM AND DAD’S 50TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY AND I BELIEVE IT WAS YOUR 25TH WHICH WOULD HAVE BEEN 14 YEARS AGO. YES A DEAR LIFE TAKEN TOO SOON, OUR LOVE AND PRAYERS TO YOU ALL.
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Patsy Randall Bev & family so sorry Blaine has passed , I know he fought hard . Hugs from Nova Scotia .
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Sam van der Merwe O siyeza Blaine
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Kim Lee We only knew Blaine for a short time but were fortunate enough to had some fun times sharing a few meals and drinks.
We feel fortunate to have known his warm, cheerful character. He was always upbeat, happy, smiling, easy going and laughing. Blaine always had a story to share and we were always happy to listen. We will miss his enthusiasm for life and his genuine kindness.To Bev and family, please accept our deepest condolences. May you have many wonderful memories to help you through this difficult time.
Kim Lee and Tom Glenn
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Karen Dodge Bev and family,
Our sincere condolences. Blaine was a such kind and supportive coworker. It was great getting to know both of you and enjoying so much laughter together during our Dragon Boat times. The service today was a lovely tribute to a good man. You will all be in our thoughts and prayers in the days ahead. XO
Karen & Bruce Dodge
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Corrina Corrina Mcphee( Maxwell)
Dear Beverly and Family I am so sorry for your loss
Blaine with a beautiful soul he will truly be missed
My heart ❤️ and prayers are with .
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Jessica Andjelkovich When I first met Blaine (in 2015) it didn’t take long to figure out his intentions were always good, his interest in people genuine, his curiosity honest… My friendship with him formed through work. He always put people first – taking care of his people was his number one goal in the office. Many hours were spent over a drink – talking, laughing, contemplating life. And oh, the stories he would tell! (I honestly don’t know how he remembered ALL those stories!) It sure was easy to learn a thing or two from him. I know I learned some things from him I didn’t know I needed to learn, and for that I’m grateful. I also had the great fortune to travel with him, and experience his adventurous nature. I have many fond memories from that trip that I will cherish. As has been said, he was a caring and generous man, and I feel lucky to have had a chance to know him in this life. My heart goes out to Bev and the family he leaves behind. Blaine was a good man, gone far too soon. Peace be with you, friend.
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Caroline Anderson & Tamas Zsolnay Bev, Tom and I are so sorry for your loss. We have so many wonderful memories of getting together with you guys at the University Club, through Newcomer’s pub nights, potlucks and just enjoying your company. Blaine was an exceptional man with a caring, inquisitive and gentle nature. Please know that we are sending healing thoughts your way. Love Caroline & Tom.
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Anita Newson Bev, Sarah (Jeremy & Georgie), Bradley (Sarah & Clayton);
As Daniel has said, Blaine was more a brother than brother-in-law and was always there for our family in good times and bad. Blaine was always willing to lend a hand whether it be for another move or whatever project was underway. His love of nature and adventure was certainly shared and encouraged in Sarah and Bradley. I believe he was starting the love of nature with little Georgie too as you had some lovely times exploring hiking trails and beaches with her and from the smiles on her little face you can see she thoroughly enjoyed her adventures with Grampy. Both Georgie and Clay seem to have inherited Blaine’s love of life and positive character as they both seem to be enjoying every second of life. Words are not always sufficient to express how important someone has been in your life but everyone who ever met BLaine, even for an instance, was made happier for the experience. Thanks for the wonderful memories BLaine. Love Anita (sister-in-law).
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Bernadette MacNeil Bev & Family,
My deepest condolences to all of you. I didn’t know Blaine well but what I did know was that he was a warm, friendly person who was a wonderful husband and father, and could make an outstanding coconut cream pie:) So very sorry for your loss.
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Paula & Craig Bev and Family
We were so sorry to hear about Blaine’s passing. He was so fun and we loved our campfire chats including his inquisitive questions. We hope are are doing ok and remember all the great adventures you had together. Craig and I loved our drives, kayak rides dinners and more together. Wishing you the best through this. Hugs to you all.
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Bonny & Peter Keirstead Peter and I are sending our condolences to Bev and all the family. Our hearts go out to you . Blaine’s smile AMD wonderful personality will remain with us forever.
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Gina Meijer I am sad to hear of Blaine’s passing. I worked with Blaine at BC Pensions for a few years. Blaine was friendly and positive and had a twinkle in his eye when he talked about family and nature and the Maritimes! Blaine was genuinely interested in other people. I would often seek him out in the minutes before and after meetings just to have a chat about humanity. My condolences to Bev and Blaine’s family.
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Elle Herron Bev, Sarah, Jeremy, Georgia, Bradley, Sarah, and Clayton I am very sorry for your loss. Not only do I feel like my family has lost a great friend, I feel as if this world has lost a true bright light. Blaine had a way to make everyone feel important and supported. I will certainly miss him and our great conversations about our new matching cars. I feel lucky to have known and to learn from such a wonderful, caring, thoughtful man.
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Nikki Johnson My deepest condolences to your family. I have fond memories of working with Blaine at Pension Corporation, especially our chats in my office where he shared stories of his life and family. I knew him to be a very kind and gentle soul, always wanting to help and do his best for others. I am grateful to have known Blaine. I will miss him.
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Stephanie Burrill Bev and Family,
I was saddened to hear the news. I have fond memories of my days working with Blaine in the Province of NS.
He was a pleasure to work with. Always kind, cheerful and willing to listen.
Blaine will be missed. My thoughts and prayers go out to you at this time.
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Janice and George Mucalov We are so very sad to hear of Blaine’s passing…
Bev and Blaine were “newbies” to Victoria at the same time we were. We only knew Blaine for a few short years — we were just getting to know him better! But in that time we shared with he and Bev, he was always smiling, cheerful and positive.
The last year, Bev and Blaine inspired us to really try and live, despite the pandemic. They lived life more than most people. And Blaine lived with courage and grace.
We will miss him…
Sending big hugs to Bev and the family.
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Sue Webb Bev & Family, I am so sorry to hear of Blaine’s passing. I went to school with Blaine in Lr. Sackville and we worked at K-Mart together. He was such a great, kind hearted guy. Always had lots of laughs at the K-Mart reunions. He will be missed. My thoughts are with you at this sad time.
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Valerie Burke Bev and family:
I was shocked and sadden to see Blaine’s obituary in the Moncton paper yesterday. I worked with Blaine at Hub Meat Packers for a few years. He was always a fair boss and I appreciated that. My condolences to you Bev and to your family. I’m glad to see you and Blaine moved to BC to be closer to your kids and grandkids. They are precious (we have 4 now!) and that time together will have lots of great memories for them all.
Take care
Valerie Burke (Supervisor, Computer Services at Hub)
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Nancy and Sandy Sheridan Bev, Sarah and Bradley
Sandy, Cailin, Brendan, Katie and I were reminiscing about our recollections of Blaine and his infectious enthusiasm for life. Whether it be: camping, nature, ringette, a “new” tractor or socializing a puppy; We recall him always being positive and keen for a new opportunity. He was always quick to laugh and ready with an encouraging word. He will be sorely missed. We are thinking of you all at this time
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Susan Prosser My sincere condolences to Blaine’s family. Blaine was a wonderful work friend, always kind and cheerful and a really good listener. I will always remember him with great fondness. I am so sorry for your family’s loss.
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Martin Ma Martin Ma
The news of Blaine’s passing came as a shock to me. He was the best boss I had ever worked for. I miss your smile, kindness, and friendship.
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Phil Marsh I knew Blaine when he came to Yellowknife, way back when. Blaine was a relatively rookie in the IT world. A little wet behind the ears. But he was willing to learn, very supportive and always a pleasure to be around. The world was a little brighter whatever he did and wherever he was.
My condolences to Beverly and his entire family.
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Cyndi Bev and family,
I am so sorry for your loss.
You are in my prayers.
With deepest sympathy,
Cyndi
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Lynda Scott Lunn of Dartmouth Heather and family of Blaine, I am so sorry for your loss. Praying you will feel God’s presence as you grieve and work through your sad times.
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Doug Muir (work buddy) I miss Blaine, as I am sure everyone that knew Blaine feels the same. However, I will always have the many memories of our times together. Anytime that we got together, we laughed and laughed, sometimes to the point of tears. We acted like teenagers, played silly games, and always enjoyed a good drink. Blaine always reminded me to see the good in the world and to have a positive outlook on life. I am a better person for knowing him and I am happy to carry him in my heart for the rest of my life. Rest easy my friend.
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Maggie and Greg Kitchen Bev and Family
We are sending love and thinking of you all at this difficult time .
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Louis and Anne Flanagan Dear Bev, Sarah, Bradley, grandchildren and family – We are so sorry to hear of Blaine’s passing. We remember times we spent together, at your place near Claude D. Taylor School in Riverview, the new house down towards Hillsborough and here at home. Lots of fun times come to mind, sledding, barbecues, picnics; and one particularly long walk in Fundy Park with the kids! Blaine had a great smile; his eyes would smile too. He was so cheerful! It was just so much fun to be with you all. We send our warmest condolences and hugs to all of you. Bev, if words could ease your sadness, we send the kindest ones your way.
Our deepest sympathy,
Anne and Louis Flanagan
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Mike and Heather Maxwell To Bev and family. So sorry to hear about Blaine’s passing, kind of lost contact over the years but have great memories of him growing up. Rip Blaine. Bev stay strong and take care
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Pierrette Savoie Hi Bev,
My condolences to you, Sarah and Bradley! My thoughts and prayers are with you. I will forever remember when we crosscountry skied the three of us in the dark. It was so much fun!
Pierrette
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Bev Harquail To Bev, Sarah, Brad & families. Just reading this in the Moncton T&T and thinking of Blaine. Sending our sincere condolences and virtual hugs to you and remembering the good times…from Bev, Rielley & Shane Byrne Riverview NB.
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Tim Blackburn My deepest condolences and my thoughts and prayers are with you and the family.
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Patty Burgess We were so sorry hear of Blaine’s passing this morning. Please accept our deepest condolences and prayers.
Philip & Patty
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Asif Khan I am so sorry to hear this news. Blaine was a kindhearted, generous person. As a recipient of his kindness and generosity, I will miss him greatly
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Elizabeth Moore Bev….so sorry for your loss. At a time like this cling to the many good memories I know you have tucked away, regretting only that you didn’t have more time together. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
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Heather Berry Dear Bev and family
I am so sorry for your loss. Blaine was a wonderful man. he was always kind and friendly to who ever he met. I am sure he will be sadly missed by all. Life is a gift for sure. My prayers are with you and your family. Lots of hugs,
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Larry Pardy Bev, I’m so sorry. I Just heard the sad news of Blaine’s passing. I haven’t seen Blaine since the days of Sackville High and beyond when he, Doug, Brian and I would hang out so many times. We had a lot of laughs together and a few big adventures as well. My condolences to the family and to all who knew him.
God Bless.Larry Pardy
Barrie, Ontario
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Alan Brown Hi Bev
So sorry to hear about Blaine.
Having spent time with him at work (NS Province) and socially, he was always concerned about everyone else, especially his staff. His belief and support, made you feel important and valued. Blaine will be missed by many, but he will have created countless memories with all who have known him.
Thinking of you and the family as you struggle through these difficult times.
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Sharon Bishop Dear Bev,
Blaine was such a good friend to Brad as they navigated their way through Sobeys together as the new guys. If there was one great thing that came out of Sobeys, it was gaining 2 good friends in you and Blaine. We were so fortunate to continue this friendship in Halifax and shared many happy days together. We had hoped one day to get to BC to enjoy the ocean, mountains and wine but cancer unfortunately had other plans. We have missed you both so very much in Nova Scotia and will forever miss Blaine and his smile in the future. Thankfully your kids and grandchildren are close by now. This past year looked as if it held many special moments for you all. I hope you all will comfort each other and know you have friends near and far that are holding you all in our hearts during this time of grief. XO
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Hal & Heather Bev, Sarah, Jeremy, Georgie, Bradley, Sarah & Clayton we feel your loss greatly even though we are on the other coast. Blaine was a very special people person, always interested in what other’s had to say. You captured his essence completely in the obituary. I have lost a brother; you have lost a husband, father & grandfather. He filled all of these roles with his unique excitement for life.
Blaine you will be missed.
Love Heather & Hal
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Julie Mason Lohnes. I am a cousin on your dad’s side of the family. I used to babysit all 3 of you when we all lived in Sackville. My parents were Fred and Doris Mason. We were related through the Slauenwhite side Dads Mother and aunt Freda your grand mother were sisters. Wishing your family my prayers for peace in this terrible tome. Prayers and thoughts are with your family.
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Shelly Faulkner (Maxwell) Bev and family
I was so sorry to hear of Blaine’s passing. He was such a sweet person.
I didn’t see him often but always enjoyed talking to him and catching up when I did. This is just so wrong. Much too young. I am thinking of you wishing I could do something or say something to help but I know there are no words.
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Kathy Hill Blaine was a kind man who loved to laugh. We enjoyed many a chuckle with him while he was working with the Province of Nova Scotia. My deepest condolences to Blaine’s family and all who knew him. His absence will surely be missed.
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Audrey/&Clinton Dixon Bev and Family
Our hearts are deeply sadden by the passing of Blaine. Life’s journey is more precious when we meet new people , and spending time with Blaine was a wonderful, joyful experience . We will always treasure the memories of the visit we had with You,Blaine and Family.
Clinton and Audrey Dixon
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Ken and Susan Gray To Bev, Sarah and Brad,
Blaine was such a loving friend who will live in our hearts forever. When we think of him, we smile widely and usually have a good laugh as we can’t help but remember the funny things he said and did. He loved to tell stories and we loved to listen. He lived a full life full of love, and we are thankful to have been a part of it. We are on the east coast, but we are right there at your sides. xo
Love, Ken and Susan
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Mark Webber Our deepest condolences. Blain will be missed,
We will be attending via zoom on the 2ndMark, Anna, Elisabeth and Nick
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Paul Achtem So very sorry for your loss. I worked with Blaine at BC Pension Corp. He was a wonderful person and truly brightened everyone’s day at the office. May he Rest In Peace.
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Julie Pitre Bev, Sarah and Brad my deepest condolence in this very hard time. I worked with Blaine and have such fond memories of our time together. He always and I mean always beamed when he told me stories of all of you and certainly bragged about his sweet granddaughter! Such a great man and I feel truly blessed to have known him.
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Angela Brown Sending our condolences to the.family . My husband and BLAINE WOULD BE SECOND COUSINS.JOYCE WOULD BE MIKES FIRST COUSIN AS HAZEL AND HIS DAD OWEN BROWN WHERE. Brother AND SISTER..
Yes they are family from coast to coast.
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Todd Seward So sorry to hear of Blaine’s passing. Still remembering his dry sense of humour and his tall tails. Our thoughts are with you at this time. Todd and Denise
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Kim and Brian Torrell We only got to know Blaine over the last few years, but we both liked him immediately on our first meeting. He was always cheerful and genuinely friendly and a pleasure to be around. We will miss him. Our condolences and sympathy go to Bev and the rest of his family.
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Cristeen McPherson Blaine was a wonderful person and I feel honoured to have been able to know him and call him my friend. I’m so very sorry.
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Donna Mae Woodman Bev,Sarah,Bradly,So sorry to hear of Blaine’s passing,he will be missed. My prayers are with you at this sad time.Hold onto your memories.
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Erin Ronningen My deepest condolences – I had the pleasure of working with Blaine at Pension Corporation. Each work endeavour with Blaine was filled with kind words and a positive attitude. May his memory be remembered fondly and may he be in your hearts forever
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Rosalie Harper I had no idea Blaine was so close geographically to me! After moving West I lost track of several cousins. I did see Wilfred and Joyce whenever I went home. I am sorry we never got together! Wilfred looked exactly like his uncle, my Dad! I am so sorry for your loss and so sad, I never met Blaine. Please remember you are in my prayers.
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Alana Abelenda My sincere condolences to Blaine’s family. I had the pleasure of working with Blaine for several years at the Pension Corporation. Blaine was so kind and thoughtful; I loved his sense of humor. He will be missed greatly. Rest in peace my friend.
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SUZANNE SHEPPARD Beverly,
My condolences go out to you and your family. It was a long hard fought battle for you all. I am glad that your daughter and family are here with you and that your son and family are on the Island as well.
Best wishes to you all at this time.
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Marilyn Maxwell Vincent Sending my deepest condolences, hugs and prayers in the passing of my dear cousin Blaine. May you be in peace now and pain free. ❤️
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Sharon McGill Dear Bev and family, we were very sorry to hear of Blaine’s passing. Greg and I have very fond memories of you both on the Portugal trip with Debbie and Doug. Regards Greg and Sharon McGill
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Chris Sine Rest in Peace, Blaine. I only met you when you came to work at BC Pension Corporation, and you quickly gained a lot of respect for being so approachable, supportive, and kind. I had been looking forward to you returning to work, and am saddened to hear of this news. My condolences to your family.
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Vicki Lynn Black Our sincere condolences to all of you – Bev and your children, Heather, Hal Chad, Ryan . I remember Blaine as a sweet guy who fell hard for Bev in high school. You made the perfect couple, both coming from families strong in their faith. Our prayers will be with you in the coming days, and I will always remember Blaine fondly.
Vicki Lynn and Terry Black
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Steve & Debbie Newson Dear Bev, Brad, Sarah & families
With a heavy heart we share the passing of Blaine, who will never be forgotten, he will
live on in our hearts.
Sending our love & hugs to you all, just know
that you are not alone
Love Mom, Dad, (Nanny & Grampy)
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Kerry and Tammy Burgess So sorry to hear about Blaine. We haven’t see Blaine for along time but he will always be remembered by us ( Kerry and Tammy) as one of the nicest and friendly person we ever known
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Gordon Behie I will remember all the laughs, the smiles, the bike rides, his inquisitive nature, the lunches. I will miss his kindness, generosity, the smile. Thank you for being my friend.
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Keith Beange and Louise Alepin A life that ended much too early, but very well lived. We are blessed that his path crossed ours. … Keith and Louise
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Pete and Stella Settle Bev …. Pete and I are so very sorry to have heard …. our condolences to you and your family. You all are in our thoughts and prayers and we send our love and hugs.
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Drew McDonald and Bernice Vine Blaine was a great friend to us and we will miss him dearly. His ability to spread his happiness to those around him was very special and will be always remembered. Our condolences to Beverly and all his children and grandchildren.
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Heather-Anne Gillis Dear Bev and family: My sincere condolences on Blaine’s passing. I will always remember his kindness and professionalism when I worked with him at the Province of Nova Scotia. You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers.
In sympathy,
Heather-Anne Gillis
Dartmouth, Nova Scotia
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Debbie and Mario Cormier We are so sad to hear of Blaine’s passing. Our prayers are being sent to all of the family.
Just saw this now while searching to see how Blaine was doing. He was a great manager for me and mentor when I worked at Hub Meat Packers back in the 90s. Sorry for his loss.
Marty Fenton