Those who were fortunate enough to know George Coull were left with a legacy of love and laughter as a result of his passing on March 1, 2024. Kenny, the affectionate nickname that was given to him by those who were close to him, passed away unexpectedly. His family and friends are in a state of extreme anguish as a result of his passing, which took place while he was just 39 years old.
During his time at the Pen-Du Rest Home, Chris lived there for more than 37 years. His favorite things in life were listening to Christian music, making new friends, and being the center of attention at every gathering he went to. Even though Chris had only four years of formal education, he was blessed with a wonderful recall. In addition to being able to recite numerous passages from the Bible, he never left anyone’s name behind. In the Pen-Du family, Chris played a significant role, and his absence will undoubtedly be felt.
In spite of the fact that George is no longer physically present, his spirit will continue to vibrate in the hearts of those persons who had the good fortune to have met him after he passed away. We will never forget George Coull because of his kindness, his sense of humor, and the love that he communicated to everyone he met wherever he went.
The memories that we have of him will remain with us even as we say our final goodbyes to him. I pray that George, our beloved buddy, finds eternal rest. The absence of you is going to be felt keenly. Lakehead University awarded me a degree in Civil Engineering upon completion of my university studies. The Professional Engineers of Ontario and the Consulting Engineers of Ontario were both organizations that Chris was a member of simultaneously.
Both of these organizations counted him as a member. RV Anderson was the place where he proudly served as both a Principal and a Regional Manager throughout his entire workforce.
Chris is going to be remembered as a brave person who was unparalleled, a man who was committed to his family, and a spirit that will continue to live on in our hearts for all of eternity. During his time at camp, he delighted in spending time with his family, fishing, unwinding by the fire, building the camp according to his own imagination, and making memories that would be with him for the rest of his life.
Being a dad was undoubtedly his biggest passion, and he cherished each and every moment that he was able to spend with his two children, Samuel and Rebecca. It is with great appreciation that I would like to express my deepest gratitude to the nurses who offer care to patients in the comfort of their own homes, as well as to the staff and volunteers at the Sudbury Cancer Centre, as well as to the physicians and nurses who work at the Hospice.
The quantity of care that Chris received will be something for which we will be grateful for the rest of our lives. After receiving a Bachelor of Science degree in Medicinal Chemistry from the University of Toledo, where he graduated with honors, he went on to further his study at the University of Michigan, where he earned a Master of Science degree in Synthetic Medicinal Chemistry.
