1951
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2022
R. David Cormie
December 14, 1951 — April 29, 2022
Cormie, R. David S.
It is with such deep sorrow that we announce the passing of David, on April 29th, 2022, his family by his side.
David is survived by and deeply missed by his loving wife of 28 wonderful years, Lorraine; by his brother Gordon (Drew); sister-in-law Wendy Burghardt (Ralph); brother-in-law Kenneth Humeston; sons Matthew (Christine) and Paul (Jennifer); grandchildren Olivia, Liam, Henry and Madeline; family of friends; nieces and nephews.
David was predeceased by his parents Gordon and Phyllis; his brother George; mother and father- in-law, George and Gwen Humeston; nephew Jordan Marklund; sister-in-law Linda Bocking; loving aunts, uncles and cousins.
David was born in Calgary, Alberta, and in his teen years, relocated to Montreal with his parents. During the summers in Montreal, David worked his dream job on west bound passenger trains for CN Rail.
David served 35 years with the Federal Government starting his career with the R.C.M.P. David’s posting in Manitoba led to his transfer to Canada Customs (C.B.S.A), settling there to raise his family. With Canada Customs David transferred west to Vancouver Island first stationed in Port Alberni and then Victoria. From there David married Lorraine, the love of his life.
David was highly regarded as a Customs Inspector, instrumental in the early development of the Telephone Reporting System for vessels, predecessor to systems used today. David was honoured upon receiving his Exemplary Service Medal bestowed upon him for his valuable and dedicated service.
The passion David had for trains continued throughout his life. David was a highly regarded member of the Vancouver Island Model Engineers, serving terms as president, editor of the Safety Valve, and other trackside positions.
David could build anything. He was such a kind, passionate, funny, gentle soul. David and Lorraine cherished their travels abroad to Mexico, and relaxing camping trips close to home. Your loving presence here will be so very dearly missed.
There will be a Celebration of Life held for David at Heritage Acres, S.H.A.S., later this summer.
Please contact Lorraine for further information.
It is with such deep sorrow that we announce the passing of David, on April 29th, 2022, his family by his side.
David is survived by and deeply missed by his loving wife of 28 wonderful years, Lorraine; by his brother Gordon (Drew); sister-in-law Wendy Burghardt (Ralph); brother-in-law Kenneth Humeston; sons Matthew (Christine) and Paul (Jennifer); grandchildren Olivia, Liam, Henry and Madeline; family of friends; nieces and nephews.
David was predeceased by his parents Gordon and Phyllis; his brother George; mother and father- in-law, George and Gwen Humeston; nephew Jordan Marklund; sister-in-law Linda Bocking; loving aunts, uncles and cousins.
David was born in Calgary, Alberta, and in his teen years, relocated to Montreal with his parents. During the summers in Montreal, David worked his dream job on west bound passenger trains for CN Rail.
David served 35 years with the Federal Government starting his career with the R.C.M.P. David’s posting in Manitoba led to his transfer to Canada Customs (C.B.S.A), settling there to raise his family. With Canada Customs David transferred west to Vancouver Island first stationed in Port Alberni and then Victoria. From there David married Lorraine, the love of his life.
David was highly regarded as a Customs Inspector, instrumental in the early development of the Telephone Reporting System for vessels, predecessor to systems used today. David was honoured upon receiving his Exemplary Service Medal bestowed upon him for his valuable and dedicated service.
The passion David had for trains continued throughout his life. David was a highly regarded member of the Vancouver Island Model Engineers, serving terms as president, editor of the Safety Valve, and other trackside positions.
David could build anything. He was such a kind, passionate, funny, gentle soul. David and Lorraine cherished their travels abroad to Mexico, and relaxing camping trips close to home. Your loving presence here will be so very dearly missed.
There will be a Celebration of Life held for David at Heritage Acres, S.H.A.S., later this summer.
Please contact Lorraine for further information.
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