HAMILL, K. Jeffrey
Jeffrey Hamill
March 15,1956 ~ August 3, 2023
K. Jeffrey Hamill peacefully passed away on August 3, 2023in his 68th year in Haliburton Ontario surrounded by his family.
Jeff leaves behind his wife of 25 years Mary Minna, his son Kris Hamill and his sister Debbie Bannister (Terry Fletcher) Jeff was predeceased by his son Michael Alexander Bowen, His mother Patricia Spittle Hamill and his father Kenneth Alvin Hamill. He is fondly remembered by his niece Laura (Andrew) and nephews Kevin (Justine) and Matthew (Larissa) and great nieces Sophie and Skye as well as his great nephew Arthur. His Aunts Irene Hartley and Bette Spittle and all his family and friends. Jeff was a retired firefighter for the city of Toronto for 31 years. He spent a great deal of time at his cottage at Redstone Lake in Haliburton. The Family wishes to thank the staff of Princess Margaret Hospital, particularly Dr. Elimova and Dr. Saltman for the exceptional care provided to Jeff during his battle with Cancer.
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There will be a Celebration of Life on Monday, August 28, 2023, at St. John’s Dixie Magnolia Chapel, 737 Dundas St. E, Mississauga. ( North East Corner of Dundas & Cawthra) Friends and Family are welcome from 11am until the time of the service at 12 noon, reception to follow. To view the livestream of the service, please click this link.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Princess Margaret Hospital Foundation. (905) 946 6500 hit 1 for tribute line.
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We’re going to miss Jeff so much on Redstone lake, cottage life won’t seem the same. His smile, his laugh, his sense of humour and willingness to help out with whatever crazy project was going on. Thankyou for all the good times.
I am so.so.sorry, Jeff will no doubt be remembered for his amazing sense of humour and the joy he brought to SO many people.
Bev Jeffries
We were saddened to hear of Jeff’s passing. The last time we saw him was very special; we’ll always hold onto that memory. Our heartfelt condolences.
Jeff was always fun to be around, and had the most amazing sense of humour. I fondly remember Jeff travelling to Colorado to watch Matt play hockey, and staying at my brothers. Just 1 of the many times I was blessed to be in Jeff’s company.
RIP my dear friend.