James Donely CONWAY

James Donely Conway March 02, 1925 - April 09, 2005 Funeral arrangements by Lindsay's Windsor Funeral Home * CONWAY……James Donely, age 80, of Windsor Elms, Windsor, formerly of Summerville, Hants County, passed away on Saturday, April 9th, 2005, in the Windsor Elms, Windsor. Born on March 2nd, 1925, in Plymouth, Pictou County, Nova Scotia, he was a son of the late James Donely Conway and Jane Beatrice (Muir) Conway. He was predeceased by his wife, Hilda May (Sanford) Conway of Summerville, and stepmother, Margaret Richmond Conway of Gravelbourg, SK. He is survived by daughters, Janice Laurel Spencer (Charlie) of Currys Corner; Rosemary Joyce Richmond (Byron) of Gravelbourg, SK; sons, James Donely Conway (Susan) of Fort St. John, BC; Nelson John Conway (Shelley) of Kindersley, SK; Stanton Sanford Conway (Celia) of Pike Lake, SK; He is survived by his grandchildren, Mark Spencer of Currys Corner; Anitra States (Shannon) of Timberlea; James T. Conway, Lindsay Hanson (Graham), Megan, Brandi and Sabrina Conway all of Fort St. John, BC; Amanda-Rae and Devin Richmond of Gravelbourg, SK; Stephen, Eric and Christina Conway all of Kindersley, SK; Alana Conway, Ryan and Elisa Henney of Saskatoon, SK; Charlie Kinchen of Pike Lake, SK; great grandson, Avery States of Timberlea; great granddaughters, Shayla and Brooklyn Henney of Saskatoon, SK, also survive him. He is survived by a sister, Mary Ann Foote, Gouveneur, N.Y. He was predeceased by sisters, Isabel Conway-Schofield of Yarmouth; Christina Rector of New Glasgow; brothers, Michael M. Conway of Plymouth; David H. Conway of North Sydney; Ralph “Eddie” Conway of Plymouth; and brothers, Henry O., Albert and Robert in infancy. He was a graduate of Stellarton High School and the Provincial Normal College. He taught school in Bayview, Eureka, and Thorburn, all of Pictou County, before moving with his new bride to teach in Farewell Cove, Rapid Blanc and Grand Mere, Quebec, and then back to the Gaspe to teach an additional 13 years in Escuminac Intermediate School. He acted as a teacher, head teacher and principal, during his years in the education system. He retired from the School Board of Gaspesia in 1981, and returned to Summerville, where he resided until 1999. He was a member of Fuller #5, I.O.O.F. Lodge, Stellarton, a former member of the Escuminac United Church and a present member of the Kempt Shore United Baptist Church in Summerville. He was a former member of the Cultural Society of Shigawacke, Quebec. He served with the Hants County Family Services as a service director and was a founding member of the Hants Shore Clinic, Kempt Shore. Visitation will take place in the Kempt United Baptist Church, Summerville, from 2 -3:30 p.m. prior to the funeral service at 3:30 p.m. Monday, April 11, 2005, with Rev. Garnet Parker presiding. A private family burial will be following, at the Loyal Hill Cemetery, Summerville. Donations in memory, may be made to the Kempt United Baptist Church or a charity of choice. Family flowers only.