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Thursday
3
September
Burial
1:00 pm - 2:00 pm
Thursday, September 3, 2026
Clyde River Cemetery
South of Route 1 and East of Route 247
Clyde River , Prince Edward Island, Canada
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Ronald Gaunce posted a condolence
Thursday, September 3, 2026
My condolences on the passing of your dear father. You can be sure he will always be with you, and you will smile as you remember what a wonderful man he was. I wish I had recorded all our conversations in recent years because he passed on a wealth of information to me
I first met Gene in September 1957 at Bethany Bible College in Yarmouth, NS. I was 16 and in Grade 11, and he was 20 and in his last year of Bible. The next year he took Grade 12 over again because in Nova Scotia it counted as the first year of college. He was the Residence monitor, and we became friends. I was probably a little homesick, and he was sort of a stabilizing influence at that time. He worked very hard at his studies, and he also worked in the Kitchen during meals and afterward. The cook was from Grand Manan, and I think her name was Laura Ingalls. We would often have Singspiration in the Dining Hall after Church on Sundays, and one time I was helping Gene make coffee, and I think I dropped the coffee grounds on the floor. I freaked and looked at Gene, and he laughed. So I took the broom, swept it up and put it all in the Coffee Maker. Gene had his trademark laugh about it, and we never told a soul.
Gene was a Christian in the true sense of the word. He believed we should "love our neighbours as we loved ourselves, and do good to those who hate you." He did not find fault with others. He took them as they were and loved them. He was a positive influence on me. My wife and I have been going to Grand Manan for a week in the summer. I tried to spend as much time as I could with him. I would go to church with him on Sundays. He showed me many of his favourite places on the island. I wish I had recorded our talks. He lived a very fulfilling life, and I know he missed Cheryl a lot. He told me a lot about her work in Africa. She did things for people under primitive conditions that Doctors would have found challenging.
Gene needs to have the story of his life put onto the printed page. It was remarkable, and yet he was a very humble man. He will always be part of me, and I am a better person because of his influence.
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Ava Sturgeon posted a condolence
Wednesday, September 2, 2026
The photos you shared brought back many many memories. He lived an amazing life filled with so much love. Cherish all the beautiful memories. He made a difference in so many lives. Ava Griffin Sturgeon.
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Len Ingalls posted a condolence
Wednesday, September 2, 2026
Our condolences to Rev. Hudson's family & friends. Len & Debbie
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Ralph Hudson posted a condolence
Tuesday, September 1, 2026
Uncle Gene will be missed by all who knew and loved him. His spirit will live forever. Deepest condolences and sympathy from me, my sisters, and all of our family.
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Daniel & Beverly Foote posted a condolence
Tuesday, September 1, 2026
Over the years, my dad and mom, Rev. Kenneth and Judith Foote, would often share memories of Gene during the many walks we took together. I still remember the first time I met Gene and Cheryl and how proud my dad was to call Gene his friend. They shared a deep bond in ministry and a passion for seeing lives transformed through faith.
To Gene's family, please know that you are in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time of transition and loss. While we grieve his passing, we can find comfort in the assurance that this is not goodbye forever. Because of our faith, we rest in the hope that one day we will meet again.
With sincere sympathy,
Daniel & Beverly Foote
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Bill Brown posted a condolence
Tuesday, September 1, 2026
Always called him Reverend any time I met him. He once asked me why, since he was no longer preaching. I told him he would always be “Reverend” to me. Loved him and his wife and miss them both.
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Tuesday, September 1, 2026
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