Pusey, Ernest Gerald (Gerry)

4 July 1936 – 3 September 2020
After a brief illness, Gerry passed away peacefully at Stedman Community Hospice. Loving husband to Barb for 61 years, devoted father to Jeff (d. 2019), daughter-in-law Nella, Todd and his wife Sandra and Chris. Caring Grandpa Gerry to Shayla (Cody), Thomas (Cassie), Mackenzie, Joshua, Noah and Jaxxon. Dear great grandpa to Carter. He will be missed by his sister Mary Lynne (Hank) Kerr, brothers-in-law Keith (Elaine) Shay, Wayne Shay, Brian Shay and sisters-in-law Nancy Shay, Mary Ann Shay and their extended families. Predeceased by his parents Ern and Ariel Pusey and in-laws Gordon and Norma Shay. In 1959 Gerry graduated from Ryerson Institute of Technology in Architectural Technology.
Sales was his career ending with 19 years at Brantford Nissan. In his retirement he was a delivery driver for Shoppers. Cars were his passion and he was involved with the original Piston Pushers with Harvey Finch who has been a lifelong friend. Gerry loved his family and supported all their sports and activities. He will always be remembered as a kind and gentle man. Thanks to the wonderful staff at the hospice for their compassionate care. Family and friends are welcome to attend a Celebration of Life on Sunday, 20 September 2020 from 2 – 4:30 at Todd and Sandra’s, 51 Colonial Crescent, Brantford. Covid 19 protocol will be followed. If wished, donations in Gerry’s memory to Stedman Community Hospice would be appreciated by the family. Online condolences available at
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  1. Kathy Parker
    Kathy Parker says:

    Barb so sorry to hear about Gerry. Marta let me know about it. Must have been a shock for you. Hope you are well and can get through this difficult time with support of you family. I am enjoying retirement.
    Playing tennis,gardening, walking dog. Jeff’s parents both died this spring his dad in April his mom in June. Not Covid related but unable to visit his mom until she was unconscious. Made it very lonely for her being in hospital for several months. You gave me a good hug when my dad died and I won’t forget that. Afraid hugs are hard to come by these days. Glad he got to hospice where I assume you could visit and he was comfortable. Thanks Hope your service goes well. Kathy Parker

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