76 years, passed away suddenly on Monday, October 2, 2023, at Erie Shores Health Care.
Beloved husband of Beth Mills. Loving father of Kim (Gary), Nichole, Brad (Lyne), Bruce (Amber), Lonny (Andrea), Chris (Laurel), Locky (Kim), Keith (Anna) and Dan (Brittany). Cherished grandfather of 26 grandchildren and 8 great grandchildren. Predeceased by his parents, Alvin and Helen (nee Renaud) Gelinas and father-in-law, Grant Hodgson and survived by mother-in-law, Mae Hodgson. Dear brother of Tom (Doreen), Brian (Holly), Ken (Patti), Mark (Donita), Mary (A.J.) and Tim (Darla). Brother-in-law of John (Bonnie) and the late Richard Hodgson (surviving wife, Judy). Dan will be fondly remembered by his many nieces, nephews and friends. Dan loved his family, sports and a good political conversation.
Visitation to be held Thursday, October 5, 2023, at Kendrick Funeral Home – Wheatley Celebration Centre, 17 Little Street South, Wheatley, from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. until commencement of the Celebration of Dan’s Life at 8:00 p.m. Donations in memory of Dan to the Erie Shores Hospice would be appreciated.
In honor of Dan’s love of sports, please feel free to wear your favorite sporting apparel.
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Carl was born in Forest ON in 1935, son of Harvey & Gertrude Isaac of Forest ON,.  He leaves behind his wife of 67 years, Patricia Isaac, (nee Griffin) along with daughter’s Kim Teeple (Carl) Susan Frankfurth (Dale) & Carla Reaume, along with 9 grandchildren, Amy, Isaac, Kristen, Jennifer, Nicole, Cody, Jeff, Kayla & Kristy and 16 great grandchildren. Others in his life, include step-father George Haley, sister Erma Petroski (deceased), brothers Jerry & Bob Haley.
Many will remember Carl as the owner of the Isaac Foodtown in Comber, for 30 + years, having learned the business in his early days in Sarnia. Those close to him will reflect on his unwavering love and commitment to Pat during her health
struggles over the years. Family will remember his generosity, humility and availability. He served as a volunteer firefighter in the village of Comber. For many years, he and the family enjoyed the Hillsborough cottage on Lake Huron he built as a young man.
Carl’s life had a significant transformation as a young husband and father in his late 20’s, as he came to faith in Christ and started to grow in this new journey. He served faithfully in various churches over the years and never wavered in his
faith. That relationship shaped him into the generous, loving, giving person he was, which was most evident in his care for Pat. His impact and life will be missed by many.