Gone yet not forgotten, although we are apart, your memory lives within me, forever in my heart, Uncle Allan. Missing you always Matt.

Dear Gwen. I am very sorry to hear of Allan’s passing. May he Rest in Peace.

Jean Farndon

Allan was an active member of Bolton Probus. He had a quiet , calm demeanour. He was a friendly, pleasant neighbour who enjoyed a good conversation. He will be missed in Bolton area.

Good friends for over 50 years and stalwart citizens of the old Bolton community. My condolences to Gwen.

Dear Gwen…so sorry to hear of Allen’s passing.. many days we sat together at Tims talking about trips…dogs…and fun days. He was a fine gentleman…always had time for a friendly chat.
Beth & Barry Stafford

Our sincere condolences from The Morrison family

Claudette and Don Dalgleish are saddened with notice of Allen s passing.
He was a true Gentleman.

Sincere sympathy to Allan’s family. I have great memories of skating with Allan, on Saturday nights, on natural ice in the old Bolton Arena!

Thinking of you Gwen during this very difficult time .
My sincere condolences to you and families .

Dear Gwen, our sincere condolences on Allan’s passing. As you know, I met Allan in the early 80’s when I used to carpool with him for many years during the Ontario Hydro days. I always enjoyed talking to him. Every time we would bump into him at Zehrs we would end up talking for an hour or more. He was a true gentleman who we will miss him very much.

Nick & Carell Lea

Dear Gwen, so sorry to hear of Allan’s passing. Always a gentleman, I enjoyed our discussions at the dealership whenever he stopped by. My thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time.
God bless

Gwen,
I am so sorry to hear of the passing of Alan. I always enjoyed seeing his smile and his face light up when I would greet him at Tim hortons, or seeing him in the grocery store and helping him find the jam!
We will all miss Alan. He will forever shine down on everyone he met.

Brittney Stafford

Uncle Allan was like a grandfather to many of us in our family. Such a fun loving, intelligent, hard working, and wonderful human being to be around. I will miss our tradition of going over for a roast at the cottage. Rest in Peace, Uncle Allan ❤️

I knew Alan from our days in Power System Planning at Ontario Hydro. I am so sorry to hear of his passing.

Gwen, and the Maw Family,

I was very sorry to hear about Allan’s passing.

Allan has been a long time friend from the early days in Bolton right through to the great job he recently did organizing the Bolton School Reunions.

Deepest Sympathy,
Paul Byrnes

Dear Gwen, No matter where we met, it was always a pleasure to talk with Allan. Sometimes it was at a meeting, a store or even downhill skiing into his eighties. Allan greeted everyone with a smile. He was smart and knowledgeable about many topics. He started an investment club with Bob Smith and he ran the old James Bolton School Albert Street reunion. We will miss Allen and so will the Town of Bolton.

Sorry to lose our close friend and long-time System Planner. We had occasionally discussed living beyond the downtown Toronto group and jokingly asked about his ‘farmers’ input.

What a joy and pleasure it was to get to know Alan and Gwen through Meg. Have some great cottage memories to cherish. He was a very kind person whose smile was radiant and contagious. Love to you Gwen and all the family from Cathy in Florenceville New Brunswick.

We were very surprised to hear of Allen’s Passing, Both Ken and I would often meet Allen at the Wishbone waiting for our takeout food, I believe it was just 3 weeks ago. I remember the many Albert Street School reunions that Allen helped organized. It was a great way to get in touch with long lost friends. Seems our lives are so busy unless we have these types of functions we don’t connect. Thanks to people like Allen we did have that opportunity to reconnect. Our condolences to Gwen and family .

Thinking of you,
Ken & Leta Chamberlain

Al and I commuted together to our work at Ontario Hydro for many years and shared lots of good experiences and conversations. He was a gentleman, a very thorough and neat worker with a good sense of humour. The world will be living with a loss.
My sincere sympathies to Gwen and his family. I pray that his memory will bring you to peace and comfort.

So very sorry to hear, such a friendly man. Many fond memories of chatting with him and his wife at Zehrs. He had a very warm and friendly smile.
My deepest condolences.
Edie McKee-Rawlinson

Dear Gwen
Thinking of you at this difficult time and extend my heartfelt condolences on Allan’s passing.

Aunt Gwen we are so sorry for your loss.

It saddens us to learn of Uncle Allan’s passing. Allan was always kind and helpful and we have many fond memories over the years. Rest in peace Allan.

Betty Ann and Howie Poulter

Gwen
I am so sorry to learn of Your loss. He was the most gentle and kindest man and loved you so much.

I have only find memories of our times spent together!

Love and hugs- Linda Justason( Gowdy #4)

Auntie Gwen,

So sorry to hear of Uncle Allan’s passing. We have so many great memories of wonderful times spent with the two of you at the cottage. Will always remember him as the capable, patient and compassionate man that he was and will picture him walking down the path to the back bay portaging the canoe on his back going home the “back way” to your cottage. Love you and rest in peace Uncle Allan. Xoxo

Although not officially my Uncle. Uncle Allan was a Uncle to all of the Gowdy Grandkids and Great Grand Kids!

A few fond memories come to mind when thinking about Allan:

– Having a similar education to Allan, I always enjoyed out time together at the cottage chatting about work. I will always remember him teaching me how to Wire 3-Way switches and helping wiring a ceiling fan or two in your cottage.
– I can’t recount the number of times we all measured ourselves every summer on the Door Fame only to find out that we were still be way behind Allan in the height department (although Ben and Brett got closer than I ever did)!
– I loved talking fishing and trading stories about various places we had been and fish we caught.

I will miss out times getting together at the cottage.

Love,
Jim

Dear Gwen, I am sorry for your loss. Alan was such a kind and friendly man. I always enjoyed talking to you both when we crossed paths at Guelph Bay. I envied his relationship with Bernice and her family. It would have been so hard to say goodbye to this gentle man.
Marion

Gwen. So sorry to learn of Allan’s passing. My thoughts are with you.

My dear friend Gwen, I am so sorry to hear of Allan’s passing.
My thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time.

Love,
Barbie

On behalf of the Myrtle Maw/Jack Chamberlain family and the Austin and Dorothy Chamberlain family, we extend our sincere sympathy to the Allan Maw family. Time passes and our extended families grow up and our lives become very busy, but we continue to remember and feel sadness when one of our cousins passes.
With our sincere sympathy … Nancy and Glen Broad