Carl Bertrum Tiveron
Posted By Egan Funeral Home On January 22, 2023 @ 12:51 pm In Bolton Area,Obituaries | 24 Comments
Carl Bertrum Tiveron passed away with his wife Linda (née Edge) of 53 years by his side on January 16, 2023, in his 83rd year, after a brave battle with cancer.
Loving father of Theresa (Alan), and Karen (Glenn), and adoring grandpa to Carl. Older brother of Peter (Pat), Ray (Alan), and Lynne (Gary). Uncle to many nieces and nephews.
Cremation has taken place; private celebration of life to be held at a later date.
Carl was an electrician, working at AP Parts beginning in 1967, and later started his own business – Tiveron Electric and Appliance Service. He was hardworking and had many skills.
Carl’s priority was always family, and he enjoyed swimming with them in the pool, family get togethers, and having a good laugh. He had a big heart, which always had room for animals, and considered their dogs as part of the family.
He also loved to golf and fish; in his younger days he was known to keep a fishing rod in his truck and would fish on his lunch break. When he retired and moved to Maple Leaf, he created his own private golf course on his property. Carl’s pride in his home and garden was evident in how immaculate it looked, and he loved riding around on one of his tractors.
In lieu of flowers the family suggests a donation to either the Saint Elizabeth Health’s Gift From the Heart program, with Tatiana Sokolov as the Tribute Name (https://donate.sehc.com/donation-5/a-gift-from-the-heart), or the RVH Keep Life Wild campaign, with the Dedication Type of in honour of Dr. Jacky Lai (https://www.keeplifewild.ca/donate-today/).
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Linda and family
Our deepest condolences to everyone at this difficult time. Carl was such a great man. He always had a quick reply and full of mischief. He welcomed all to his home and we will always remembering our visit to Maple Leaf with you and Carl. Keep your memories close to your hearts and he will be with you always. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all. May he rest in peace.
My deepest condolences. Thinking of you all.
On behalf of the United Lumber Bolton team, Linda and family I’d like to send my love and prayers. I’m so sorry for your loss. He was a great man.
Hired Bert to rewire my home in 1997-98. It was just up the road from his place. Man was a genius, and scrupulously honest. My sympathies to the family.
Sincere sympathy to Linda & family . Carl will be sadly missed, fondly remembered.
Linda and Family
Our heartfelt condolences to you and your Family Linda. May your memories of 53 years together help to sustain you at this time.
Sincerely
Theresa and Wayne Stoddart
Linda so sorry to hear of Carl’s passing
Theresa and family,
Our heartfelt condolences to you during this difficult time. I remember your dad as a kind and warm person. May you always remember the good memories.
All the best,
Paul and Lynnette
Please accept our heartfelt sympathies during this difficult time. Our thoughts are with you.
Theresa and family,
I was so sorry to hear the news that your Dad had passed away. You are in my thoughts at this difficult time. Hold onto the memories and know your Dad will always be in your heart.
So very sorry to hear of Carl’s passing. My sincere condolences to you, Linda and family.
Dear Linda, I loved my chats with Carl, he always made me feel a part of your family. I am so grateful for my visit with him in December.
Linda, I’m looking forward to spending time with you.
Love Susan and John
I’m so sorry about uncle Carl. I have many fond memories of Carl and the family at grandpa and grandma’s place. An Export in his hand, a fun smile and some good ribbing towards his sisters were usually on the table at most gatherings. To this day if someone says “kapeesh” I can only think of one person. Linda and family you are in our thoughts. Take care.
I am so sorry to hear this sad news. Carl always had time to talk, and he loved doing just that. We all will miss his super smile that would very often turn into his silly smirk. Take care of you Linda. Love, Marg
Linda – I am so sorry to hear of Carl’s passing. I will fondly remember him coming to visit you when we shared an office. He always made me laugh. Thinking about you and your family.
I was saddened to hear about the passing of uncle Carl. I hope as a family you find comfort from one another’s fond memories of him. I know I will from his stern look at you when you misbehaved to his childish smile always glaring in the background. Our deepest condolences. Rob and Carole
Cheryl
So sorry about the loss of your dad, We are thinking of you at this sad time. He will always be by your side and in your heart.
Carol and I are privileged to have known Carl and Linda for most of our adult lives. I enjoyed many golf days with Carl and my uncle Denver, while Linda was probably visiting with my Aunt Donna and Carol. We were always made to feel welcome and always enjoyed our visits. We hope the many memories you have of Carl and can share with each other will bring you comfort at this time.
Bill and Carol McPherson
Linda and family
Really sorry about Carl’s passing
Thinking of you all
Looking forward to seeing you Linda
From the other Linda, friends for 50 years
Linda and Family,
Extending sincere condolence from the Mezzone Family
My condolences to Linda, who I just met a couple of years ago. May your memories of 53 years be the best ones! Carl would come shopping, pretty much every Thursday, find me and ask me “in what aisle is this”. He said it was easier this way. He would go find his items, come back and together we would fight with the stubborn MasterCard that would hardly ever work. Thursdays were fun. If Cheryl came, he wouldn’t bother me. Hands down to Cheryl (the only child I knew) for everything you did.
Carl will be remembered in our head and heart forever. A bright light has gone from our lives but has left us with happy memories of times shared. Rest in peace Carl.
I was sorry to hear of Uncle Carl’s illness, and death. I have been trying to reach out via Facebook for the last several years. I have fond memories of Carl and his hot mustang! I now drive an old mustang rag top, and credit Uncle Carl with my long time love for that vehicle. I moved to the West coast 40 years ago and lost touch with everyone. I am now in Cranbrook B.C. in the East Kootenays. Patti sent me the obit, and I just wanted to send my love and let you know I was thinking about Linda and the family. Patti doesn’t have a computer, so my email is attached.
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Linda & family —i am so sorry for your loss—I think of you from time to time–I know Carl will be missed !!!