The Elder family wish to extend our heartfelt condolences to the family of "Doc" Blastorah.

To Margaret, Cathy and family,
It is with great sorrow that I heard today of the passing of your father. 
As your neighbour in Peterborough, Bill always treated Linda and myself as family and he was a wonderful man.
I still think back to the times we played together as kids and feel greatful for having been friends all those years ago.
All the best, David Spicer

May God comfort you in your time of sorrow. I know Dr Bill will be gbreatly missed. Our Deepest Sympathy from the family of Ed and Lavina Corkery

The "doc" as I knew him was a dominant and colorful thread in the fabric of the auction business.  I have many memories that bring a smile to my face.  He loved the auction and would often inject  a humorous comment about the article being sold which would promote  a laugh from the crowd.  It is interesting to note that both hospitals kept our phone number handy in case he was needed.  He always saw humour in many things.  I can  recollect his comments when we charged $1.00  for a bidding card to offset high costs at Morrow Park.  His comments were "I've gone to auctions for 30 years and I've never paid for a bidding card and I'm not about to start now ".  He was a man of strong convictions, a great story teller well versed in any number of subjects.  He will be missed.

Respectfully,
Bill Rusland

Marg, I am so sorry to hear of the recent loss of your father.  I hope you and your family are able to spend some time together sharing the many wonderful memories you have.  You are in my thoughts and prayers at this very difficult time.

My deepest sympathy to the family of Uncle Will.  From the day you delivered me to the broken ankle, all of the stitches and the care over the years.  What a loving, caring and special Uncle you were.  I will miss you.

love,

My condolences to all the Blastorah family.  Your father was a great guy, always so much fun to be with.  He was always so much help and a wonderful source for all us 'history buffs'.  We will miss him in the Harwood/Gore's Landing area.
Most sincerely, Donna S. McGillis

My sincere condolences to all the family. Your father/grandfather was a character - full of ideas and laughter. I'll always remember him as the brilliant surgeon who, late one summer night, went to the O.R. with Dr. Ford and saved my younger sister from losing a finger.   Gwen Johnston, Peterborough

Dear Marg,
I'm so sad to hear about the passing of your dad.  From your stories, he certainly was well-loved and brought you many good times. My sympathies.

On behalf of the remaining Hogan family, my deepest sympathy to all of the Blastorahs. Because Bill was a good friend of my oldest brother Ted(Hug), he stayed at our house when he missed the bus to Harwood. This was often. He became part of our extended family.We all have fond memories of Bill.  Sheila (Hogan) Rooney

We the Hogan Family in Cobourg were very sad to hear of Bill's passing.
He was very much a part of our family going back to High school days. Our house on Chapel St. was always open to him  and all the Blastorahs -they could stop in, have a meal, sleep over until they could get to Harwood.
We all loved his Model"T"--fought for a ride in it.  He was thought of as another son by my Mother She was so proud of him.My sister Gert is the same age and was especially saddened to hear of Bill's death. Our deepest sympathy to His children. My sister and I will be at the funeral
Joan [Hogan] McIntosh .

Dear Marg and family, Please accept my sincere condolences on the loss of your father. My thoughts are with you at this sad time, but I hope your wonderful memories will help you to celebrate his special life and the influence that he had on all of you.

I am very sorry I will not be able to attend.  However, I would like to again offer my condolences, and my heart goes out to all of the Blastorah family.  May we continue to actively remember  and be thankful for all the people Dr. Bill Blastorah helped and reached out to in his life.

Please accept our most heartfelt sympathies for your loss.  Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during this time. 

Staff  of  St. Aidan School 
(Scarborough, ON)

Barney and Family,
The James family from Shearer Point Rd, Rice Lake  send their deepest condolences to you and your extended family.We will miss Bill taking the trek up to the top of our  "Night Flight" deck every opening day eve. We are  only sorry that we never had a chance to tell him that we  really are Catholic,and to share a glass of scotch with him to celebrate. He will be missed as they certainly broke the mold when they took Bill.
Best wishes in your time of sorrow,
John, Patti,Tim James (And Shooter the lab)

I wish to relay the condolences of the Parkinson family of Whitby, Courtice, Toronto and Edmonton on the passing of Bill. He and my father Herb Parkinson had been friends from earliest school days in Cobourg, and maintained this strong bond since then. We are so thankful that Bill was able to attend the 90th birthday celebration of Herb and his twin sister Helen Fairley, which was held in Whitby this past September. Dad and Bill were joined by the third member of their close-knit trio, Bud Barr, who passed away recently. It was such a joy so see the three of them chatting and sharing memories. Bill will be missed by many, many people. He lived a rich and fulfilling life that he shared with all who knew him.

Dr Blastorah was always a close friend of the Creighton family both on a professional and personnel level Dr Bill and my dad had close friendship and many hours when your father was a member of the Jr.B hockey executive and at the farm, your Mom and Dad were special in many ways / The family of Red Creighton

Uncle Will
  Thank you for delivering me into this world and all the fond memories that followed.

My thoughts and prayers are with the whole Blastorah family. I have countless great memories as a child visiting the farm. And Bill always made it feel like his home was also our home. He will be missed.  - Aaron Sheard

My thoughts are with you and your family, Joan. God bless.
Darlene Dewell

Dr. Bill was one of a kind and I am saddend to learn of his passing. I spent much time with him in the O R and the  doctors  lounge  in St. Josephs hospital. Bill would demonstrate his wonderfull story telling skills.These stories all came out of his own life experiences and he enjoyed them as much as anyone.He was a good and compasionate  doctor. God bless you Bill.
                            Don Smith   Missouri City Tx.

So very sad to hear of the passing of Dr Bill. He has been a family friend for the past 60 ++ years. God bless. May 
God give you the strength to get through this difficult time
The Family of the late Doug Graham

OBITUARIO

Dr. William Bill Dennis Blastorah

11 julio, 1918 – 16 abril, 2010

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