How time flies:(  It seems like only yesterday, you, Diane and myself spent our afternoons enjoying the sun on the deck on Bell Island.  Today feels like one of those days/ the sun is shining and there is just a whisper of wind.  I imagine today you would be on the lawn mover wearing your straw hat and repainting the fence while Diane and myself laughingly tell you “you missed a spot” and you call out to us to move the paint can so you can continue painting.    While the world around us was upended dealing with Covid, the deck on Dickie’s house was a peaceful sanctuary where our biggest concerns were  what would be for supper, whether we were going to sit on the shade or swing in the sun and when we’re we going to go for a drive to get ice cream.  Your last summer on Bell Island was one of the best summers of my life: family, history lessons, lots of fried fish, laughs on the deck!  You are always missed and will never be forgotten.  Love you Uncle Dickie 🥰

Dick had a  way about him. You came to the store & a woman would be misses. Always good humor & a smile. He took care of you from the time you entered the store until you left. My parents Victor & Marie Hammond taught the world of him . Their will never be anyone as good as he is.

Thoughts and best wishes to the family
Phil Robbins and family.

I used to deliver meat for him when I was a kid in elementary school and he had his store near the Monument on Bell Island.
He was always very kind and generous to me. He was "one of a kind", gone but not forgotten. Rest in peace, Dick

Dear Diane and Family.    So very sorry of hearing of the passing of your great dad. He was such a friendly and kind man and had many conversations in the store over the years.  We had a few dealings with Stoyles catering over the year like our wedding  then our 25 th wedding anniversary my moms 80th birthday and if you were around in 4 years  our 50th would have been catered by the best again.  Always first class service   from a great family business.  May the memories of you dad keep you and your family strong through this diffficult time and have a safe trip back home. Rest in peace Dick.      Sincerely Janet and Kim

Our family would like to offer our deepest condolences to the Stoyles family on their great lost! Dick was a well known and respected person and loved by all who had the privilege to deal with him. He will be sadly missed.

Dick was our best friend.  Too many memories to share them all.  One of the best was our trip around Newfoundland.  Dick, Sonia, Sandra, Winston, Joan and Kev.  It was a special time.  He would always call me Mack until the last time we spoke and he called me Kevin.  I will miss our times together and our weekly calls.  He will be sadly missed by our family, Rhody, Kevin Joan and Kev McDonald
R.I.P.  buddy.

Diane, Rick, Sean, Michelle and families.

Our thoughts and prayers are with you all especially since we couldn't be there in person to say goodbye.  May all the precious memories of his life help you all through this difficult time.  Let all the tears of love flow as you recall special moments and occasions and may they help ease the pain and bring a smile to your faces.  He was a people person and took time to greet and converse with them. At family gatherings his boisterous laughter could be heard above others. He had a powerful presence, selfless, never ever knowing his own pain but rather concentrating on others,  and and their needs.  May you all find the strength needed, with the help of family members and friends, to heal when ready. The world is a better place because of him.  He worked hard each and everyday and the fruits of his labor could be seen in the community, and all those who knew him.  He loved his family above all and Bell Island.  This was to be his last journey.  The only thing missing was the plane ride which he didn't have to endure.  Rest in peace Dick, we will be together soon, speaking your name but missing your smile and laughter. Once again the family chain has been broken and the heart will only heal when we all unite again.
                                                                                       Love - Bob, Diane and family

Our condolences to Dick’s family!
Dick was a lovely man, always pleasant.
May all your memories of Dick bring you comfort at this very sad time.
May he Rest In Peace 🙏🏻
Murray & Elizabeth

The Rehel family 

It is with great fondness that I remember "Dick"  a caring and generous man. 
My deepest sympathies to the family!

Bob, please accept my sincere condolences on the passing of your brother.  May he Rest In Peace.

My condolences to the Stoyles family.  My favorite memories as a child is when my father would take me to Stoyles on Saturday mornings for some blood pudding and white pudding.  The chips dressing and gravy was the best.  We loved his friendly conversations.  You will definitely be missed. May you rest in peace❤ 

So sorry to hear of Dick’s passing. I will always remember the and stories you used to tell us every summer when Tom and I would visit him and Sonia  on Bell  Island or when the two of you came to visit us. All the laughter we shared on our trip to Fogo Island the 4 of us during the hurricane.  RIP you will always be remembered.
Sylvia Rowsell & Tom Bartlett

Hello Nieces and Nephews, 
your father was my brother in law and friend.  We shared many laughs and tears together over the years.  I will miss Dick each and every day especially when he would point his finger at me when I wasn't visiting him on time.  
I am thankful that he was in our lives.

Rest in Peace  Dick

I would like to say Stoyles was a great place for me to visit with my dad. My family is originally from Deer Lake NL. So the comfort in listing to Mr. Stoyles talk when we visited was the greatest. I really wish I could remember the story he told me about a rabbit one time I was there as a child. I continued to shop there until we moved to NL 2 years ago.
May you all find comfort in knowing he was an amazing man too so many.

I'd like to express our family condolences to Diane and all  Dick's 
family. 
 We loved the black and white puddings and the great fish and chips.

RIP Dick
The Nagle family



Our family memories of Dick are too many to put  on paper.  He and our Dad,  Abbie were the greatest of buddies.  You never knew what they would get up to next.   The great times at the Newfie Club and so many visits to the store.  Abbie's many runs to Windsor with salt beef and many other Newfie foods.  No money ever chanced hands until Abbie returned after selling everything.   Friendship was very important to them both and loyalty.  We'd like to send our condolences to Diane and the entire family with Dick's passing.

RIP Dick
The O'Brien family
 

Diane & all the Stoyles family we were very sorry to hear the news of Dicks passing, Dick always had time to talk and listen whenever, where ever, we crossed paths, I enjoyed my time with him on the executive at the club or a chat at the store. Dick loved home along with the people that came from anywhere, he will be missed, blink the lights for for last call he's going home now.
Bill Pearl and Family

Dick was one special man.  He was a proud Canadian and always treated his neighbors friends and customers with the utmost respect.  He was always very generous and donated to our charity every year!   He will be missed.

May he rest in peace!



Great man. Always there to greet you when you came into his store.  Knew my family quite well and always asked how everyone was doing. 
Sadly missed but never forgotten

I fondly remember Dick as he and my father were friends, and did business with each other. I always jumped at the chance to do a pickup/delivery at his store, it was a treat to have a chat with Dick, and maybe he would tell you a story or two, starting with "now listen hear buddy!" Thank you for the memories Dick, my condolences to Dianne , and the rest of his family.
Brian.

So sorry to hear of Dicks passing he was a great guy my condolences to the family.

Sincere condolences to the entire Stoyles family.  I remember meeting Dick when I was only 12 years old, he asked my dad, "who is this young man". Then again at 19 (maybe 18 LOL),at the Newfie Club,  he still remembered who I was and took the time to chat with me, asking how I was and how my parents were. Then at 34 I moved to Cambridge and couldn't wait to go to Stoyles Fish & Chips to see him again. He never forgot who I was. He was the warmest, gentlest, caring man, always smiling and happy to see you. He was a great man to emulate.
     "Those we love don't go away, They walk beside us every day, unseen, unheard, but always near, Still loved, still missed, and very dear."
RIP    Mr. "Dick" Stoyles

So sorry to hear of Dick’s passing, he will be missed by so many. May he R.I.P. and his memories be a blessing!

Condolances to the Stoyles Family on their loss.  We only met "Dick" a couple of times but it was enough to know the kind of gentleman he was, a wonderful man and I'm certain that he'll be sorely missed not only by his extended family  but by the folks in Cambridge and of course Bell Islanders  as well.  RIP , Sir, relax in the arms of the Angels you deserve it.

My condolences to the Stoyles family, Sonia, Joni (Wayne), Johnny and all your children condolences to you all. RIP Dick fly with the angels!!

Our sincere condolences for the family. Loved when he took the time to sit and chat when we were at the store for our fries, dressing and gravy. He was a kind and friendly gentleman and he will be missed. 😥

there has never been a time in my life when Uncle Dick was never close by, our two families have always been close.  From the garden party at the very first Newfoundland Club in the old homeware building on Dundas st, to watching Dad and Uncle Dick paint  the Cambridge Newfoundland club white in the powder blue truck or the Christmas suppers at Uncle Dicks or sitting on crates of Pop Shoppe minis for the Caribou club.  So it was only fitting  when I got my first job it would be with the Catering (right of passage for family) at $2.15 an hour, to working the canteen at the Club then onto the store.  Christmas in the store was fun, I recall having drinks with customers on Christmas Eve. You never really got to leave the family business, you just got missed in the call but you were always there if need be.  You were only a phone call away if we ever needed anything. I enjoyed watching Aunt Nell call you Richard, she was the only person I knew who ever called you that.  You there to hold our hands while Dad was sick and gathered the uncles. Between you and Dad, you both taught us family is important and to help when you can.  

I am sure that you and Dad are sitting down having a drink and arguing about someone's house or where so and so lived way back when or even what you're going to do next.

Rest in Peace  Uncle Dick

Our deepest Condolences to the Stoyles family on your loss, there’s not a Newfoundlander who didn’t know who Dick Stoyles was he was a giant of a man and will never be forgot! God Bless!!

Our condolences to the Styles family what a loss this must be for you and all Newfoundland ers that crossed Dicks life,God Bless signed Walt Ryan Dan and snowball Fowler and Lucy Fowler.

I met Dick in 1988 when I was a newspaper man new to Cambridge and a stranger to Newfies.  Such a magnificent resource he would prove to be! He was a reflection of a community that he helped form, and anyone interested in what he was up to was embraced with warmth and gusto. His late brother Greg was also thoroughly a community man, ever welcoming strangers into the midst. I will miss Dick and the many happy interactions with his family whenever I visited their Main Street store. I understand Dick and his charming daughter Diane were hoping to return to Bell Island this summer. I’m so sorry that didn’t transpire. Fair Winds, me boy, Fair Winds.

So very sorry to hear of Dick’s passing, I always enjoyed seeing him whenever our paths crossed, either in Cambridge, Bell Island or Brigus…he would always relay great stories about the past and our families.  I remember him being particularly proud showing me the original butcher block from the shop on Bell Island.  RIP Dick my friend you were one in a million!

So sorry to hear of Dick's passing.
We will always remember the smiles and laughter we had on our visits with him and Sonya on their visits to Newfoundland . When I bought up the topic of left over dinner  Dick promptly said '' Couldn's couldn's , I .vowed I would never eat them again ''  I think of him now everytime I have couldn's. 
Rest easy now Dick, I'll see you in the mourning 
Tracey and Trevor Nicholas
       

We the Kennedy family would like to extend our deepest condolences to Dick's family.  My mom and dad knew Dick in Newfoundland as they all grew up on the Island.  I myself live down the hill from Stoyles fish & chips and over the years enjoyed his fish and chips many many times. I booked trips down east through him and he catered mine and my sisters weddings.
He was always happy to see you know matter who you were.  He was a very good man and may he R.I.P 

Such sad news to hear.Dick you will be missed by all that knew you and family.Our deepest sympathy from Kevin and Shirley.

Wow we use to drive to Cambridge every Saturday to purchase newfie fries and other goodies ..Rip fly high and be free ,sorry for his family and friends my prayers are with u all 

Dick (Grandpa), It's with a heavy heart I write this goodbye! I've had the pleasure of doing business with you near 30years and it's certainly been a run! I've met many people but few as nice as you!!! I've teased you, called you a German Newfy but in my heart I always new what a fine Gentelman  you were!!!  A fine Canadian/ Newfoundlander and just an all around nice guy!!!! I've been a very lucky man and I Thank You for dealing (putting up) with me all these years!!! I'll never forget you and God willing I'll be out there one day to pay my respects to you on Bell Island! Diane, Jacqui &Glen, I'm thinking of you all and PLEASE KNOW I've nothing but the greatest respect for Dick!!! RIP GOOD NEWFOUNDLANDER!!!! Dave


To The Stoyles Family . I'm so sorry to hear of Dick'd passing. Rip .I worked for years with Dick at his Catering company and he was a jewel to work for and with. We had a lot of fun and laughter. He treated us like family. It has been a pleasure knowing him and will always remain in my memories has a great boss and friend. 

Thank you to everyone who has shared kind words or a fond memory about Dickie. It has warmed our hearts to see how he touched so many lives and it has brought us comfort to reminisce with you all.  
Unfortunately in these unprecedented times we cannot gather formally to celebrate and pay homage to a great man but I'm sure he's smiling and grateful to you all that your words are comforting his family during this difficult time. 
Thank you, thank you, from the bottom of our hearts,
- The Stoyles Family



My parents remembered when your dad came up to Ontario in his 25.00 suit he was the first Newfoundlander my parents meet.may he rip now. Good meriores of your dad.he will be sadly missed 
The Haskell family 

    We shared a great afternoon reminiscing about Bell Island  with Dick and enjoying fish and chips at Stoyles Fish and Chips on our last visit to Ont. He sat in the booth with us and conversation and laughter was so vivid that it was hard to get a bit in, we took some pics and have recalled the event many times since. It won't be the same visiting Cambridge and not going for fish and chips. May he Rest In Peace .    Clayton & Molly Kennedy and Wayne & Mary Parsons   

Fish and chips and food from the Newfoundland. A great community builder. A trip to Cambridge always meant stopping in for Scio sage and Jam Jams among other things. Thank you Mr. Stoyles and Godspeed. 


condolences to the Stoyles family RIP old friend  Don Boone


Dick gave me my first  job on Bell Island,delivering meat on Saturday morning. 
He was very kind to me and my family. Fine gentleman!
May you rest in peace and deepest  sympathy  to the family.
John

So sorry for your loss. Dick was such a great loving man. He treated everyone the same and made you feel welcome. He will be sadly missed. Rip Dick.

To Mr. Stoyles' Family in Cambridge and Newfoundland:  Our deepest sympathy on Dick's passing.  I remember him as a kid growing up on Bell Island.  He was such a happy,  kind hearted person who always had time for a chat when you went to the meat market.  You are all in our thoughts and prayers as you deal with your sad loss.  RIP Mr. Stoyles.

Deepest condolences. The world lost a good man and in my mind a local hero. His store on main street was like being transported to Belle Island the culture was there in his store. He supported the community and those from his native province. Always had a smile and was willing to chat or joke around. Simply he made the world a better place . The world needs more like him he is an example to the rest of us. RIP until we meet again. 

My heart skipped a beat tonight hearing of this sad news.My sincere sympathies at this difficult time. As I am here sitting & thinking of Diane, Michelle, Rick and Sean, along with their spouses & the entire Stoyles family. It was such an honor & privilege knowing this man. Dicky & I shared the same birthday. My cousin Glen lived with us when I was growing up. I can remember Glen taking me to the store many times when he & Diane started dating. Dicky would always greet me with a smile. Always slipped me a candy or two, or sometimes fries & gravy. He always made you feel welcomed. I thought I was a big shot going in this store & the owner knew me by name (wow)... The older I got he would always ask me how my grandparents Mr & Mrs Butt are doing. Or would ask about my mom & dad. I always asked him about his homemade white puddings. Oh my god they were the best I have ever tasted. I will surely miss his fantastic food. But more than anything I will miss the man. R.I.P.

Sorry to hear of Mr Stoyles passing. We met briefly when my wife was in Cambridge Memorial Hospital 2019 recovering from a stroke. He heard my newfie accent and we immediately began chatting. I asked if he owned the fish and chips store in Cambridge and he said yes. My wife and I finally  had a scoff there the year before. His daughter was there visiting him at the hospital and turned out she was friends with my wifes former boss at Zehrs. Dick made you feel welcomed. He will be missed. God Bless.

Saturday mornings at "Stoyle's fish & chips" will never be the same except for the great memories of fun, laughter, jokes & friendship nurtured over the years. Thanks for the memories Dick, Greg & the fine individuals gathered in the back booth. The family is slowly passing. To your memory Dick, thank you for all the years of service, advice and mentoring & may the wind allways be at your back when you go on the water. God bless RIP.

I have many memories of Uncle Dick from the years growing up in Ontario.  We would go to Cambridge almost every week.  We would have Fish and Chips and then we were allowed to go behind the counter to pick a treat.  We spent a lot of time at the Newfie  club, I was probably 10 or 11 the first time I worked behind the bar with Michelle and one of the boys where I learned what a jigger of liquor was!  Lol  oh the times we had those weekends!!

But my favourite memories happened only last year.  I was lucky enough to be able to spend time with him and Diane over the summer.  Just sitting on the front porch, enjoying the sun and having a chat.  Or going for a nightly history lesson about Bell Island as Uncle Dick and Uncle Tom would have lively discussions about the good old days.

I was hoping to have another summer with him this year:(  But he is in a better place now - spending time with family and friends.  I imagine he is the center  of attention as he was always the Center of our family.

Rest In Peace Uncle Dick. I love and miss you 😪 

Dick always greeted you with a smile.  You were always Misses. No one could do better then Dick to my parents  Victory & Marie Hammond ). They  thought a lot of him. Condolence to all the  family . RIP

As a "mainlander" that married into a newfie family the Dick Stoyles story was one I heard often with never a harsh word  spoken. I met him many times and always came away impressed with his good will and friendly manner. He was of breed that sadly is fading away. My deepest condolences to the family and friends on the loss of a truly great man

Sincere condolences to the Stoyles family, and the Cambridge community.  Hold tight to your memories of of your wonderful Brother, Father, Grandfather,  Great Grandfather and friend.  I have very fond memories of Mr. Stoyles that I will hold in my heart forever. May he Rest In Peace.

My deepest Condolences to all the family on the passing of such a wonderful, kind  human being.  RIp. 


Dick and my dad George are first cousins. Mom, dad and I always went to his store. I'd always say to Dick....ya know we're family, we should get a discount......he'd always just look at me and smile....You will be missed Dick. R.I.P.

What a lovely man, will be sorely missed. A true end to an era. 

My most sincerest condolences to the Stoyle Family at this difficult time,,,may he Rest In Peace,,,he was a great man.                                            

Condolences to his family, friends and community.  We on many occasions enjoyed his food.

May Dick Stoyals R.I.P
He was a  gentleman every time I walked into the store
I remember he asked if it was ok to call me 
May
 My Mother's Name,
He always called me May
Everytime I walked in the store and greated ya with the biggest smile.
 I sure will miss  Mr Dick Stoyals a Friend and Gentlemen...
Hugs to the Family

Dick was the most generous, kind hearted person I ever met!  I will never forget his generosity when my dad died.  Daddy died on the same day as my daughter was married, Dec. 29, 1989.  He catered the wedding.  At the end of the meal, one of the caterers approached me & said, “ Dick says to leave everything with you! That you will have family coming from all over.” Up to that point I didn’t know that anyone knew of Dad passing....but somehow he was aware.  He helped me so many times when I was planning events for our social club.  I refer to Dick as the “ Father of Newfoundland !”  We were “displaced” & he  gathered us all together in Ontario!  May he R I P. 🙏

Our deepest sympathies to the Stoyles family. May your many memories of a loving father, grandfather and great grandfather support you at this time. Lorna and Gary Zubrickas

Our sincere sympathies to all of the Stoyles family at this difficult time. May you rest in peace Mr Dick Stoyles.

My heart is hurting today.  My heartfelt condolences to Diane, Michelle, Rick and Sean, along with their spouses, children and grandchildren.

Dick Stoyles gave me my first real job in Oct 1986 working in his catering company.  Two years later I began my long employment in the store.  So many memories, both good and bad, sometimes happy and sometimes sad.  I left Stoyles in June 2005 but continued to go back and help prep for Easter week and the craziness of Good Friday.
He was so supportive when my son was born in 1991, and was accomadating when there were school functions or sports events on days I was scheduled to work.  When my father passed in 2010 the Stoyles family showed my family support.  
From advise to love,  Dick Stoyles was like a father/grandfather to me.  I love him dearly and I know I will miss him.  
I am so glad I got to see him on May 1st,  the last day Stoyles Food Mart was open.

Forever on my mind, always in my heart

To the Stoyles family, our deepest condolences. Dick will be missed greatly, he fought a good fight. May he Rest In Peace. 
Diane, my memory of Dick is when I was little girl dad would take me to the store  on Saturday morning and Dick would sit me up on the counter, I will always remember. ❤️🙏🏻

Sorry got your loss
Dick was great friends of my late parents 
Gerald and Lillian Rees
My first memory, was going to the first store (downtown) and always enjoying the Newfie candy ,
His personality was bigger the life 
He will be missed 

My family has had a deep connection with Dick for many years. My mother Isabel worked for Dick at his Catering  business for most of her work life. A lot of my nieces worked there as  attendants when ever there was a large function . 
He has a rich history of being a very kind and compassionate man. He loved  his fellow Newfoundlanders and went beyond the call of duty  to help them whenever he could. He surely will be missed by everyone he touched. My mom will welcome him to his new home. 
R.I.P. my friend  

My sincere condolences to the Stoyles’ family ... Although I never met you personally, my mom and dad talked of you so much, I feel like I knew you! My daughter and I made a point of going to Galt just to go to your store & eat the best fish and chips this side of Bell Island! You will be missed.
RIP

Rip Dick.  Going to miss  the best fish and chips in town . 

My father Bill Cox (who Dick called Coxy) and my mom Josie shared many many great times together at the Newfoundland Club and beyond the club.
Dick you were a true leader in business and  your passion and pride of being a Newfoundlander will live in the memory of each person whos life that you touched.
You will not be forgotten .
RIP Dick 
Our condolences to the Stoyles family.
Marina Rae. 
Robert Rae

It was and honor and privilege to meet Mr.   Stoyles when we moved to Cambridge 30+ years ago. 
He always had a smile and a story whenever we went into the store.
Our sincerest condolences to the Stoyles family, he was a wonderful man and will be greatly missed.

Deepest condolences to the Stoyles family .Dick was a kind gentleman. May his soul RIP

My sincere condolences to the Stoyles Family on the passing of a fine Gentleman,  May God give the Family the strength to get through this  difficult time. I remember growing up on Bell island my Mom and Dad went every Saturday to his meat store to buy our meats for the week, he was always a pleasant man, friendly and cared about his customer's,  I  as well lived in Cambridge for a number of years and visited his store quite often, especially for chips, dressing and gravy... Mr. Dick Stoyles you are gone but will never be forgotten,,   RIP and Soar with the Angels.. 

RIP Dick Stoyles.  I was always grateful to you for my job working with your catering business. Your kindness was always shown to me.  I loved going into the store and you would always come out and say " Hello Pats." Heaven gained another great one today.  All my love to the family. 

My Parents Ron and Judy Wilson are both deceased now, but told stories of their meeting Mr. Dick Stoyles when they happened to newlyweds in 1966 and dropped into his store.  Mr. Stoyles was a wonderful friend,  so kind, trusting and understanding that because my mother had only a small amount of money at the time just moving from St.John’s a couple of weeks previously and now a newlywed,  he would run tic for her until payday.  
Mr. Stoyles never forgot my Parents over the years  nor did they, and it was wonderful to always be called by name going in myself as I grew up.
We are certainly all going to miss you Mr. Dick Stoyles!   Have a tea and a feed with Mom and Dad now, I bet They have the Kitchen Party Ready for Tonight!  God Bless you Sir!  RIP 💜

I never met Dick but I certainly know his name and the reputation he had of being such a pillar in the Cambridge community and of bringing the Newfoundland culture and way of life (thankfully) to Cambridge. He was loved by many and will be missed but never forgotten 


I have so many good memories in the store with my dad. Then when I was old enough I started catering.  When it was my turn to get married it was Diane who was my deciding factor for the date for my wedding because I was not having a wedding that they could not cater. I loved your food so much and you will be deeply missed. 

I had the pleasure of working for Dick catering and bar tending.
He was a good man and will be missed.
My sincerest condolences to the family.

Sincere sympathy to the Stoyles family on the loss of this fine gentleman! May Mr. Dick Stoyles rest in God’s loving arms. 

Des & Teresita McCarthy
Bell Island, NL

I had just moved to Cambridge (1989) and started school. My grandpa took me to Stoyles Fish & Chips at lunchtime, where I had my first ever snowball (melted marshmallow covered in chocolate and shredded coconut). Homemade, absolute heaven. Mr. Stoyles and Grandpa chatted about fish, fishing, and Cambridge in general.

Mr. Stoyles always had a smile and a snowball or two tucked away form me whenever I visited (daily for quite a while!), and always had a few minutes to chat with Grandpa whenever he stopped in.

I will always remember him as a lovely & jovial fellow with a kind word and a smile for everyone. 

I remember Dick as far back as the founding of the then {Galt} Newfoundland Club. My father Hubert and he were friends. His catering services were second to none. I shopped and ate fish & chips at his store many times., over the years. Wonderful man, RIP my friend.  

My favorite fish and chip place. Was so sad to hear he had passed on. I would see Dick now and then and the usual employees. RIP Dick. My condolences to his family.

Mr. Stoyles was a very generous man,  he hired me to help cater. It really was nice to work with the group. He was such a very hard worker! It was a privilege to know him. My sincere deepest condolences to the Stoyles family.

Dick (Mr. Stoyles) was my first employer at 14 years of age in his catering business and later cater our wedding in 1988. My Dad Colin was one of Dicks best friends and spend many Saturdays cooking fish and chips with Dick. Mr. S you will be truly missed, God speed!

I have precious memories of Dick's generous hospitality and warm friendship when my late husband and I visited him and his wonderful family in his Newfoundland home. We couldn't have been more welcomed.

My heartfelt sympathy to his family and many friends on this big loss.

Love and blessings,
Peri McQuay.

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Richard "Dick" Patrick Stoyles

12 September, 1935 – 31 May, 2021

T. Little Funeral Home & Cremation Centre

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