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ERIC KRAUSE GENEALOGY

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ERIC RICHARD KRAUSE
(January 26, 1943, Leamington, Ontario, Canada - )
and
LYNDA JEAN (RICHARDS b. RIMMER) KRAUSE
(June 18, 1946, Welland, Ontario, Canada - )

ERIC R. KRAUSE - MY LIFE IN CAPE BRETON - 1972 - PRESENT

ROBERT (BOB)  J MORGAN (October 23, 1938 – June 4, 2011)
AND BARBARA (BABS) (MCKINNON) MORGAN (d. 1993)

•  Our good friends from our Ottawa days moved to Montreal (1970-1971) and then  to Nova Scotia (1971)

1971

1973

Eric Krause, Bob Morgan, Lydia Richards, Babs Morgan and the dog Mac

1988

CHRISTMAS

Bob Morgan , Willy (the dog), Babs Morgan, Lynda Krause

2011

JUNE 4

Dr. Robert J. Morgan
Born In: Windsor, Ontario, Canada
Born: October 23rd, 1938

Passed in: SYDNEY, Nova Scotia, Canada
Passed on: May 4th, 2011

Dr. Robert J. Morgan
Oct. 23, 1938-June 4, 2011

Cape Breton Island lost a good friend and consummate supporter with the death of Dr. Robert J. Morgan. Bob died at home June 4, 2011, surrounded by family and friends.
He will live on in the hearts of every person who knew him as a teacher, speaker and friend, for his generosity with information, support of heritage projects, devotion to gardening, good books, the French and Gaelic language, and travel. Bob was prepared to go anywhere to speak in defence of Cape Breton heritage, and he was noted for the clarity and passion with which he kept the island's history alive.
Born Oct. 23, 1938, in Windsor, Ont., Bob was the son of Herbert Morgan and Rose Gilboe. He got his master degree at Queens University and met Cape Bretoner Barbara McKinnon, “Babs”, beginning a lifelong devotion to the island. He taught at Xavier Junior College in Sydney and married his beloved Babs in 1964. He earned his doctorate at University of Ottawa in 1969.
Bob was a founder of the Old Sydney Society and St. Patrick’s Church Museum. He served over the years as senior historian at the Fortress of Louisbourg National Historic Site, professor of history and director of research and development at what became Cape Breton University, and director of the Beaton Institute archives. He wrote the history of the struggle for a university in Cape Breton in the book called Perseverance, and his major essays, talks and conversations were compiled in Early Cape Breton — From Founding to Famine. In 2008 and 2009 he published the two-volume Rise Again! Which was the first full-scale telling of the story of Cape Breton Island in150 years.
Bob leaves behind sister, Rosemarie (Melvin, deceased) Davis of Gladwin, Michigan; and brother, Herbert ‘Bert’’ (Sandra( Morgan of LaSalle, Ont.; and nieces and nephews.
He was predeceased by his wife Barbara, an infant brother, Herbert, and his parents. He will be buried beside Babs in Inverness. He will be missed by the gang at the Steel City Tavern.
Family and friends deeply appreciate the professionalism and care that was given to Robert by his physicians and the staff of Cape Breton Regional Hospital. A special thank you to the Palliative Care doctors and nurses, to the VON, the Continuing Care staff, and to the occupational and physiotherapy staff who did their best to meet his needs at home.
Visitation will be held 2-4 and 7-9 p.m., Monday, June 6 in T. W. Curry Parkview Chapel. Cremation has taken place, and a funeral Mass will be celebrated 11 a.m., Tuesday, June 7 in St. Anthony Daniel Church, Fr. Donald MacGillivary will officiate. Burial in Inverness Cemetery.
Donations may be made to the Old Sydney Historical Society.
Online condolences can be sent to TWCurry.com.

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[Lisa Morgan?], Bert Morgan, Sandra Morgan, Rosemarie (Morgan) Davis