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Mother of 4 remembered
Mother of 4 remembered

Mother of 4 remembered

Date6/29/1987
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Original Toronto Star caption: Mother of 4 remembered: The children of Lesline Senior, who was slain in her home by a man with a machete, mourn her at a memorial service at the United Church at 875 Queen St. E. Far left is Thashiena, third from left Percival, second from right Lisa, and right Dennis.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0079483F
Victims Remembered: People ranging in age from newborn to 39 - all killed by drunk drivers - were mourned last night at a vigil sponsored by MADD - Mothers Against Drunk Driving
Victims Remembered: People ranging in age from newborn to 39 - all killed by drunk drivers - were mourned last night at a vigil sponsored by MADD - Mothers Against Drunk Driving
11/8/1991
Student Remembered: Scores of classmates and friends attend yesterday's funeral for Lee Bickerstaff, 18, who was shot to death in a Oakville home while playing with a handgun with friends
Student Remembered: Scores of classmates and friends attend yesterday's funeral for Lee Bickerstaff, 18, who was shot to death in a Oakville home while playing with a handgun with friends
8/17/1991
D-Day remembered. Metro Chairman Dennis Flynn, who dropped into France with the First Canadian Parachute Battalion the night before the D-Day invasion(...)
D-Day remembered. Metro Chairman Dennis Flynn, who dropped into France with the First Canadian Parachute Battalion the night before the D-Day invasion(...)
6/6/1986
Ban-bombers recall Hiroshima. Ron Roebuck (left) and Art Ouellette stand vigil at the city hall cenotaph as Toronto Committee of 100 remembered 240,00(...)
Ban-bombers recall Hiroshima. Ron Roebuck (left) and Art Ouellette stand vigil at the city hall cenotaph as Toronto Committee of 100 remembered 240,00(...)
8/6/1963
Headmaster Remembered
Headmaster Remembered
11/26/1962
Robert Dzus, Remembered house
Robert Dzus, Remembered house
1/12/1973
Man of many faces: Former Metro police chief Jack Ackroyd, shown in 1984 above and in 1982 in uniform at right, is remembered as a tough-talking cop who also enjoyed a good laugh
Man of many faces: Former Metro police chief Jack Ackroyd, shown in 1984 above and in 1982 in uniform at right, is remembered as a tough-talking cop who also enjoyed a good laugh
2/23/1984
Viet Nam remembered: Taking a moment to recall lost friends, Alex Mills of Toronto kneels at the Viet Nam memorial in Washington yesterday
Viet Nam remembered: Taking a moment to recall lost friends, Alex Mills of Toronto kneels at the Viet Nam memorial in Washington yesterday
9/20/1986
Siobhan McKenna: Remembered as that peculiar girl who climbed to the top of a telephone pole and just sat there
Siobhan McKenna: Remembered as that peculiar girl who climbed to the top of a telephone pole and just sat there
11/24/1972
The year 1973 will long be remembered in horse racing circles for the accomplishments of an Oshawa-born jockey
The year 1973 will long be remembered in horse racing circles for the accomplishments of an Oshawa-born jockey
10/22/1975
Shivering on the Yorkdale subway station platform, York Controller Alan Tonks remembered the heat of 1968 and his motorcylce-riding, anti-streetcar da(...)
Shivering on the Yorkdale subway station platform, York Controller Alan Tonks remembered the heat of 1968 and his motorcylce-riding, anti-streetcar da(...)
12/21/1978
Hunger and Terror are remembered by Musleh Haqqi, 32, and his wife, Suraiya, 22, as they sit with their children, 18-month-old daughter, Ayeshe, and 3-year-old son, Shaheer, now back at their home in Mississauga, as they tell how they were caught in war between India and Pakistan, and struggled to safety
Hunger and Terror are remembered by Musleh Haqqi, 32, and his wife, Suraiya, 22, as they sit with their children, 18-month-old daughter, Ayeshe, and 3-year-old son, Shaheer, now back at their home in Mississauga, as they tell how they were caught in war between India and Pakistan, and struggled to safety
1/10/1972