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Clifford A. Metcalfe May 10, 1956 - December 17, 2019

Owner of Eastern Crop Doctor Inc. and Certified Crop Advisor

63 years of age from Inkerman. Peacefully, after a short battle with cancer at the Winchester District Memorial Hospital on Tuesday, December 17, 2019. Beloved husband of Joanne. Loving dad of Hugh and Jill (Lawrence Jordan). Son of Donna and late Clarence Metcalfe. Brother of James of Inkerman, Ann (Jamie Morrison) of New Westminster, B.C. and the late John Metcalfe. A celebration of life will be held at the Byers Funeral Home, 2990 Church Street, South Mountain (613-989-3836) from 2 to 4 pm and 7 to 9 pm on Friday, December 27th, 2019. Private spring internment will be held at Knight Cemetery.

By family request, donations may be made in memory of Cliff to the Winchester District Memorial Hospital or the Canadian Cancer Society. Cliff’s family wishes to thank the WDMH 2nd floor doctors and nursing staff for their special care.

Online condolences may be made to www.byersfuneralhomeinc.ca

 

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A celebration of life will be held at the Byers Funeral Home, 2990 Church Street, South Mountain (613-989-3836) from 2 to 4 pm and 7 to 9 pm on Friday, December 27th, 2019. Private spring internment will be held at Knight Cemetery.

By family request, donations may be made in memory of Cliff to the Winchester District Memorial Hospital or the Canadian Cancer Society. Cliff's family wishes to thank the WDMH 2nd floor doctors and nursing staff for their special care.

Online condolences may be made to www.byersfuneralhomeinc.ca

 

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    Lauren says

    My deepest sympathies for the loss of
    your beloved father, Hugh and family. May he Rest In Peace and May his memory be eternal.

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    Audrey Rooney says

    Dear Joanne and family, my heart goes out to all. I have many fond memories of working with Cliff. One being, shortly after he started work and had an accident involving a forklift and his foot. While rushing him to the hospital, and hitting I think every pothole, he calmly said, please, don’t rush while gritting his teeth. He was such a good sport when his brother James, provided all his work shirts to me when he was away on his honeymoon, which I then sewed long tuxedo tails so that he would look fancy when he came back. I picked Cliffe’s mind many times about crops, weeds, etc. over the years and was so thankful that he took the time to educate me. I will forever remember what a kind, generous and fun-loving gentleman he was. God’s garden will be more beautiful with your contribution. Rest in Peace.

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      Anna Beale says

      Jillian, My deepest sympathies on the loss of your Father. I didn’t know him, but I do know what it like to lose your Father. Keep your memories of him close to your heart, and go ‘there’ often in the coming weeks, especially in those times when things start to feel overwhelming.

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    DAVE ELLIOTT says

    So shocked and saddened to hear this. Joanne my condolences from the depths of my heart as an old friend. Strength be with you and your family.

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    Phil Robinson says

    Very sad news. Always remember Cliff for his quiet demeanor and warm welcomes to their home and cottage. My sincere condolences to Joanne, Hugh and Jill.
    Phil- Brisbane Australia

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    Marg Speller says

    My thoughts and prayers are with you. I worked with Cliff at Hyland Seeds and always appreciated his knowledge and dedication. He and Craig made quite a pair when they combined their efforts for plot days and dealer meetings. It was a pleasure to know Cliff and work with him. I am very sorry for your loss.

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    Henry Ceelen says

    Cliff will be missed, by his family, by his friends and by the agricultural community. Please accept my sincere condolences

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    George Ennis says

    I am so sad to hear about Cliff. We have a long history as cousins and he was very helpful and kind to my parents on their farm in his early career.
    I am very proud of Cliff and his brother Jim as they grew up in the city and returned to agribusiness as well trained young men. Cliff and Joanne were an active young couple in Dundas County and he was not long before he started his consulting business. We valued his knowledge and knew that his passion would make the business a success. Hugh and Jillian have inherited a lot of the same passion in their interests.
    Sue and I are so sorry for his loss to his family and to so many that know him.

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    Francine Melenhorst says

    Our deepest sympathies to your family. We will truly miss working with Cliff, all the advise, the knowledge, and support he has given us over the many years we knew him. May he rest in peace.

    Jos, Francine, Marc, and Michael Melenhorst

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    Carrie Beale says

    I’ll miss Uncle Cliff. I have fond memories of our walks on the farm talking about the crops especially corn, his warm friendly hugs, and he was always sweet and kind. Getting excited this time of year knowing the family was making the trek in the car even sometimes in bad weather to spend Christmas with the rest of the family. Us cousins getting to play with our new gifts or even skate on Grandma and Grandpa’s private ice rink out back. Sending Much Love to Aunt Joanne, Jill, Hugh and family during this very difficult time while tears fall. ❤

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    Vicky Byers says

    Sorry to hear about Cliff. I enjoyed working with Cliff regarding the cropping program on my farm.

    Jim Tims, Almonte

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    Gordon Dodge says

    My sincere condolences to the family. I was a client of Cliff’s from the time he started his business until I retired from farming. I really appreciated what he did for me.

    Gordon Dodge
    Cardinal

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    Pierre Migner says

    Please accept my sincere condolences. It was a pleasure working with Cliff over the years.

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    Kemptville College Alumni Board says

    The Kemptville College Alumni extend sympathy to Joanne and family. Year ’77 has lost a special grad. You are in our thoughts and prayers.

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    John Beale says

    My condolences to Joanne and children. I’m very sorry to hear of Cliff’s passing so young.

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    Talbot Bergsma says

    I am sorry to hear of your loss and wish your families all the best in this difficult time, I was a colleague of Cliff’s during my time at Hyland Seeds, and recently connected with him again with some plot work in 2019. I recognized him as a quiet but very knowledgeable man.

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    Paul Menard says

    Our condolences You will be missed

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    Dean Foster says

    Joanne and family, so sorry to hear of Cliffs passing. My sincere condolences for your loss. KCAT friend forever.

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    Raymond and Shirley Porteous says

    Had a visit with Cliff a couple months ago – Shocked to hear of his sudden passing.
    Our sympathies to Joanne and family.

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    Pierre GUYENNON says

    I send you my sincere prayers and thoughts .. it was a real pleasure to work with Cliff for Hyland Seeds .. he has been my agronomy teacher for all these years .. I owe him a lot for his help and dedication, and never will I forget the good person that Cliff has been with me .. The agricultural world loses an expert .. I am sincerely sorry for your loss …

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    Freda Booth says

    Our deepest condolences to Cliff’s family.We were very saddened by the news. It was always a pleasure to have him helping us with reports and agricultural data. He will be Missed. Sincerely, Brian and Freda Booth.

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    Lynne Levere says

    Joanne and family.
    I was so very sorry to hear the news. I always had a good visit with Cliff and very much liked working with him when I was at the bank. He always always was punctual and never made a mistake.
    Sincerely
    Lynne Levere

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