Great to see how many positive and good memories people had with our grandfather. I am happy to see he left such a good mark on this earth. Miss you and all our memories growing up at the cottage, Grandpa! Love Megan and Kerri.

I remember Fuzzy best at our annual corn roasts at Kenogami.He was one of the “guardians of the pot,” which allowed him to eat as much as he wanted. I overheard remarks like “How many has he had now, six or sixteen?” I will remember Fuzzy mostly for his cut-to-the-chase observations, his genuine friendliness, and the laughter that always seemed to surround him. My deepest sympathy goes out to Nellie, Rob and Brian and families. We have all lost “one of the good ones.” Carolyn

I worked with Fuzzy at Joy Manufacturing for a number of years. I remember him as bing a very well dressed, confident and handsome gentleman. Fuzzy always wore a smile and always had only positive things to say to you. Fuzzy lived a wonderful fulfilled life but he will be greatly missed

Bernice and I are saddened by the news of Fuzzy’s passing. He will certainly be missed by all who knew him. Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time.

Nellie and family. Our hearts are hurting to hear that Fuzzy has passed away. It saddens us so much and Fuzzy will be missed by many as he was an amazing person. We will remember him fondly and just know that Dad was there for him with open arms and they are having a cold one as they have been reunited. Much love, Rob and Nancy

Our sincerest condolences to the entire family – Nellie, Rob, and Brian. I have great memories of visiting with Fuzzy and Nellie out at Lake Kenogami. Take care.

We are deeply saddened by the passing of a wonderful man. Fuzzy always had a good story to tell and a smile on his face. Cherish the wonderful memories.

Dear Nellie and Family Thinking of you all at this very sad time. Fuzzy was special to us because of his close friendship to our Dad. We loved being in his easy company and enjoyed many a laugh. He will be missed!

Very sorry to hear of Fuzzy’s passing. He was the consumate gentlemen and always made time for me and my family. I do not think I ever saw him without a smile on his face. A stalwart of the community and a solid honest provider for family and friends. He will be missed. frenchy

Dear Nellie, Brain,Rob and families. We are so saddened about your loss. Fuzzy was a wonderful man and we will miss him. We all have wonderful memories to cherish. You are in our thoughts and prayers. Terry and Sheila

Dear Nellie and Family, Very saddened to hear about our loss of Fuzzy. His memory will stay with us forever. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

An Irish proverb : Death leaves a heartache no one can heal Love leaves a memory no one can steal Remember “Fuzzy”

my deepest sympathy Nellie to you and your family.I remember many times spent with all of you at. 60Tower and at the cottage!I think my Dad and Fuzzy shared. a few late night drinks together!

Dear Nellie and family. I was so sorry to hear of Fuzzy`s passing. Please accept my most sincere sympathy and I send my love

Nellie, Brian and Rob, please accept our sincerest sympathies. Fuzz was a WW2 veteran, a sales representative in the mining industry, a family man, a Kirkland Laker and a good man who had only kind words for everyone. Fuzz had a large circle of friends and weâre proud to have known him. Rest in Peace, old friend.

We are offering our sincere condolences in this time of sorrow. He will be missed.

Nellie Rob and Brian so sorry to hear about Fuzzy, we will always remember great times on first street, caroling on christmas eve and having a few glasses of cheer together, curling and golfing together. our thoughts are with you on this sad occation

Very saddened by the loss of Fuzzy…he truly will be missed by all who knew and loved him…Condolences to the Whole Family.

Sending our deepest condolences to Neillie and family over the loss of your most beloved husband/father “Fuzzy”. A truly kind and loving gentleman who will be greatly missed by not only us but by so many more people whose lives that he has touched in one way or another. Once again we send our sincerest sympathies to the family.Take care, Nellie..Luv and Hugs

Dear Nellie, Brian, Marcella, Rob and families, please accept my sincere condolences on the loss of Fuzzy. You are in my thoughts and prayers. Laurie

Greetings from Lahti Finland. This will acknowledge the passing of Francis “Fuzzy” MacDonald in view of ths obituary. To begin with, it is a remarkable account of a man who during his life-time left a “Legacy” of character rich in spirit for his family, friends and the community. His treasury was filled and blessed with integrity, love and laughter, joy and kindness affairs of the heart that resounds, in the chimes of time, “Well Done”. Psalms 23:6

Nellie, Brian and Rob, We are very sorry to hear of about Fuzzy. Please know that we are thinking about you during this difficult time. I have very fond memories of Fuzzy at the curling and golf clubs and the lake when I was young. Truely a great and special man that we will all miss. You are in our prayers and lots of love TJ, Jess and Mary

DEAR NELLIE: PLEASE ACCEPT OUR CONDOLENCES. FUZZY WAS SUCH A WONDERFUL PERSON AND WILL ALWAYS REMEMBERED AS A GREAT FRIEND. SUE AND BILL NEEDHAM.

Dear Nellie, Brian & Rob, I was very sorry to hear of Fuzzy’s passing. There are so many wonderful memories and lots of family history. I am so glad that Jill and I had such a pleasant visit with you folks the last time we were in Canada. My thoughts are with you all!

Nellie, Brian, Robby: I would like to express our sincere condolences on the passing of Fuzzy. I have very fond memories from our days on First Street and of course Kenogami. He way always smiling and had a sparcle in his eye. He was always there to take us kids water skiing or tubing or to lend a had cutting fire wood after a winter of skidooing. I am sorry I cant be there this week. I look foarward to cracking a beer in his memory with you this summer. Knutson Familly.

So sorry to hear the passing of Fuzzy; such a great gentlemen. Mrs.Nellie, Brian, Rob and families, our thoughts and prayers are with you. Sincere Condolences. Aline and Sal.

WITH DEEPEST SYMPATHY TO NELLIE AND FAMILY.MY THOUGHTS ARE WITH YOU DURING THIS SAD TIME.REMEMBER ALL THE SPECIAL MOMENTS AND LAUGHTER THROUGHOUT THE YEARS…TAKE CARE

We are very sorry for your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Dearest Nellie, Brian and Robbie and families, Terry and I are feeling very far away right now. You are all so much in our thoughts and prayers. We have such fond memories of Fuzzy, from the curling club, the Kenaogami Old Timers and the many church events that we’ve shared. Fuzzy will be so missed by so many….but none more than his dear family.Please know that we are there in spirit and Prayer. Love, Terry and Claire

To Nellie, Brian, Rob and their families, It was with great sadness that we learned of Fuzzy’s passing. He will be fondly remembered as one of those KL “characters” that had character and always brought a smile to your face. Because of that, he always had many friends that wanted to be around him. Our sympathies are with your families as you go through this difficult time.

My sincere condolences to all the family at this time of your loss.I always enjoyed seeing and chatting with Fuzzy on my visits to KL and Kenogami over the years.

Our sincere condolences … always so difficult to loose a parent , no matter what age. May your memories bring you comfort. Thinking of you bro …

Dear Nellie, Brian & Rob It is with deep sadness we learned today of Fuzzy’s passing. He always brought a sense of joy when you were in his company. I will always remember his energy and willingness to be a part of our prostate cancer team. He was proud of family and rightly so(both he & Nellie) did such a fine job of raising 2 wonderful boys who have served the family name well. He could not have had a more loving and beautiful wife with whom I had the brief time of working with at KLCVI. He was a special individual who will be deeply missed by those fortunate enough to know him. Our deepest sympathy. Ralph & Shirley

Our love and thoughts are with all of you at this time. Our mother Marion Hunt grew up with “Aunt” Nellie in Kirkland Lake, so we have had Uncle Fuzzy and Aunt Nellie as part of our family since we were born. Our trips to Kirkland growing up always included a fun time with our adopted Aunt and Uncle. His smile and laughter will always have a place in our hearts. With much love – Lynn, Dawn and Victora