Timmins, Ontario
Wednesday, 06 January 2010 15:01

Hello All

Next week I will be traveling to Timmins, Ontario to do three different presentations of the film.

Here are the locations and times...

Jan 12 at 6:30pm - Timmins High and Vocational School (public Screening)

Jan 13 - Care 3 Conference

Jan 14 - for the grade 11 & 12 students at the Timmins High and Vocational School.

The public screening is open to everyone and DVDs of the film will be for sale after each screening.

Please visit the Alzheimer's society of Timmins for more information.

http://www.alzheimertimmins.org/WhatsNew.html

Chris

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Chris Wynn
08-Jan-2010
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Hi Sharon and Sara

Thanks for your comments, I'm glad you both liked the film. Feel free to reach me at

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Sharon Gillespie
07-Jan-2010
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Hello,

My mother was channel surfing the other night and came across your film. It was quite a shock to her as she was a good friend of your mother & father years ago in Montreal. They had lost touch quite a few years ago, I believe when my father past away. We were all deeply moved by your film. Jean & Bruce Gillespie are their names. I know my mother would love to get back in touch with your mother.

All the best

Sharon Gillespie

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sara
07-Jan-2010
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Hi Chris... I was channel surfing the other night, and came across your film, and immediately became immersed. I cannot tell you how much your film touched my heart. What an amazing man your Dad was... a character, and an amazing spirit! He seemed to be so incredibly positive, and always had a smile on his face. You did a beautiful job. What an amazing way to share your story, and your love for your Dad.

Congratulations on the birth of your beautiful baby!

Warm Regards,
Sara

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