5 August, 2004 MARTINHA MONTEIRO é SOARES (ex-Kuwait/Pilerne/Boa Vista, Bastora, Goa) Expired in Toronto Canada.
Loving wife of late Pedro Tolentino Soares (Pilerne), mother/mother-in-law of Linda/Christian (Toronto), Joanita/Lawry (Toronto) & Celina/Sunny (Montreal); loving grandmother of Logan, Sasha, Joshua, Sarah, Brandon, Lauryn & Ryan
Funeral Mass took place at St. Bonaventure Catholic Church (1300 Leslie St. Toronto) at 10 am on Saturday August 7, 2004 .

4 August, 2004. ARTHUR J. M. TAVARES. Husband of Leonora. Father of Lynette & Noel, Lynda & Karim and Savio & Stephanie. Grand father of Kyle, Karlen, Braeden and Tashelle. Brother of Alex, Alwin, John and Lourdes.
Visitation will be held at Neuweduk Funeral Home 1981 Dundas Street West Erin Mills Parkway & Dundas St W. Friday 13th August 2004 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Tel: 905-828- 8000
Funeral will be at Merciful Redeemer Parish on 14th August 2004 2775 Erin Centre Blvd Mississauga Erin Center Blvd and Glen Erin Dr. Mass 10:00a.m.
In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the Credit Valley Oncology Department or Hospice Of Peel. Emails to the family can be forwarded to ajm_tavares@yahoo.co.uk

Funeral in Canada for Charles Alvares ex-resident of Bahrain
	By SANTOSH SHETTY in Canada Edited excerpt of an article from Gulf Daily News posted on Goa-Net by Domnic Fernandes of Anjuna/Dhahran HUNDREDS of former Bahrain residents attended a funeral in Mississauga, Canada, to pay their last respects to Charles Alvares, who died in late July after a prolonged fight against cancer.
Mr. Alvares, aged 72, lived in Bahrain for 35 years, and was unit manager with life insurance firm ALICO, before retiring to Canada in August 1996 to join his daughters and their families. The former president of the Karnataka Sports Club and vice-president of the Young Goans Club, was one of the most widely respected members of the Indian expatriate community in Bahrain. He was also an avid bridge player. He passed on his expertise in a book he wrote entitled ' Precision Bridge for Anyone'. Committee members of the various expatriate clubs he was associated with in Bahrain regarded him as a father-figure and role model and frequently consulted him on various issues. They remember him as "a thorough gentleman and the epitome of grace and dignity - a straight-shooter, never afraid to speak his mind but, at the same time, always mindful of the feelings of others". Among the numerous visitors at the palliative care unit of the Credit Valley Hospital recently was Father Felicio Diniz, parish priest at Bahrain's Sacred Heart Church, who was holidaying in Canada. Mr. Alvares leaves a widow Gemma, daughters Charlotte, (her husband George De Couto, their children Clyde, 21, and Gary, 20) and Ginette (her husband Eddie D'Souza and their children Carina, 10, and Jason, eight). The funeral mass was held at St Francis Xavier Church in Mississauga People in Bahrain wishing to send e-mail condolences may contact the Alvares family at gemma_alvares2001@yahoo.ca or decouto@sympatico.ca or ginetted@eSymbiosys.com