North Bay Astronomy Club Celebrates the life of Harold Healy
Harold became involved with the Sudbury Astronomy Club to pursue his hobby, and was President of the club for a number of years Harold often referred to himself as the Great-Know-It-All of astronomy. Harold acquired his Messier and NGC certificates from RASC and SAC. He created and organized the Frozen Banana Star Party (FBSP) which occurred twice a year. A lifetime pursuit of astronomy lead him to be an active member of the Sudbury Astronomy Club and North Bay Astronomy Club. Harold's other wish was to have a huge party, Irish style with his favourite cigars and brandy to celebrate his life with his friends. We will honour his last wish. We will eat, drink and share all of those precious memories we have of Harold.
Harold became involved with the Sudbury Astronomy Club to pursue his hobby, and was President of the club for a number of years Harold often referred to himself as the Great-Know-It-All of astronomy. Harold acquired his Messier and NGC certificates from RASC and SAC. He created and organized the Frozen Banana Star Party (FBSP) which occurred twice a year. A lifetime pursuit of astronomy lead him to be an active member of the Sudbury Astronomy Club and North Bay Astronomy Club. Harold's other wish was to have a huge party, Irish style with his favourite cigars and brandy to celebrate his life with his friends. We will honour his last wish. We will eat, drink and share all of those precious memories we have of Harold.
The North Bay & Sudbury
Astronomy Clubs
Celebrate the life of Lynn Chetwynd who recently passed away. When she retired from Cambrian College, where she was a Professor of Social Services, she and her partner, Mario Plante, moved to Powassan for dark skies.
Lynn was always willing to assist ‘new to the hobby’ people and was an avid list follower. She had observed & logged the 110 Messier List, the 110 Finest NGC List, the Herschel 400 and the Chapman 100 List. Lynn and Mario enjoyed numerous Total Solar Eclipse tours to China, Australia, Indonesia, etc.
She will be missed……She was our friend,
Astronomy Clubs
Celebrate the life of Lynn Chetwynd who recently passed away. When she retired from Cambrian College, where she was a Professor of Social Services, she and her partner, Mario Plante, moved to Powassan for dark skies.
Lynn was always willing to assist ‘new to the hobby’ people and was an avid list follower. She had observed & logged the 110 Messier List, the 110 Finest NGC List, the Herschel 400 and the Chapman 100 List. Lynn and Mario enjoyed numerous Total Solar Eclipse tours to China, Australia, Indonesia, etc.
She will be missed……She was our friend,
