Remembered

Friends and colleagues are remembering London lawyer Claude Pensa as a giant in the legal profession with a big heart for community causes. Read More

A former London Free Press bureau chief is being remembered for her integrity, honesty and strong work ethic in covering Chatham-Kent as a reporter and serving as a biographer to tell the stories of outstanding farmers. Read More

A Cold War era diplomat, Canada’s representative in southeast Asia, is being remembered as a fighter for the little guy who dedicated his life to the foreign service. Read More

As tributes pour in for their late mayor, Goderich politicians are faced with filling their leader's shoes for the second time in a year. Read More

A much-loved former high school math teacher and coach has died following a crash that left him with injuries to his neck and pelvis. Read More

Craig Boydell, who joined Western University as a sociology professor and retired as the most successful men’s basketball coach in the school's history, has died. Read More

Glen Weir was a two-time Grey Cup champion and one of the greatest defensive linemen in Canadian Football League history. Read More

Duncan McPhail, who spent decades in municipal politics and was the first mayor of West Elgin, is being mourned by officials and colleagues. Read More

London’s development community is reeling as Greg Bierbaum, one of its most prominent members, has died. Read More

Friends and family of a 30-year-old woman whose suspicious death is being probed by Woodstock police are remembering her as a "compassionate" support worker with a smile that would light up a room. Read More