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1 CONC MORRIS, Darcy Drummond (Pat) - passed away at Crofton Manor in Vancouv
1 CONC er on November 16, at the age of 88 years.  He was predeceased by his de
1 CONC ar wife Thelma in 1992 and daughter Margaret in 1983.  Pat was born in Edm
1 CONC onton, Alberta.  He attended T.C.S. in Port Hope, Ontario and was a memb
1 CONC er of the first graduating class in Chemical Engineering at the Universi
1 CONC ty of Alberta in 1928. His working career with Cominco started in Tra
1 CONC il as a research assistant and assayer.  Over the years he held many posit
1 CONC ions in the company in Calgary, Montreal and Vancouver.  When he retired f
1 CONC rom Cominco in 1971 he was the Director and Vice President of Worldwide Op
1 CONC erations.  After his retirement he served on the Canadian Metric Commissi
1 CONC on for ten years.  Throughout his career he was a member of the Profession
1 CONC al Engineers of B.C., the Chemical Institute of Canada as well as other in
1 CONC stitutes related to his work.  He held many directorships including Coa
1 CONC st Copper, Pacific Coast Terminals Ltd., Pine Point Mines and West Kooten
1 CONC ay Power and Light Co.  Despite his demanding career he was able to ke
1 CONC ep up with his great love of sports.  He played centre for the Trail Smo
1 CONC ke Eaters in his early years and enjoyed golf until the age of 86.  He bel
1 CONC onged to the Rossland-Trail, Christina Lake and Shaughnessy golf club
1 CONC s.  He enjoyed curling, swimming, and spent many holidays hunting with fri
1 CONC ends.  He enjoyed waterskiing and sailing at Christina Lake until the a
1 CONC ge of 75.  He loved to dance, spin a tale, sing a song and be the li
1 CONC fe of any party he attended.  It was always a great joy to him to spend h
1 CONC is summers at Christina Lake with his family around him.  He will be lovin
1 CONC gly remembered by his son Pat and daughter-in-law Phyllis of Trail and h
1 CONC is daughter Louise and son-in-law Bob McAllister of Victoria, eight grandc
1 CONC hildren and ten great-grandchildren.  His many friends, associates and the
1 CONC ir families will remember him with warmth and affection.  Arrangemen
1 CONC ts by Kearney Funeral Services.  There will be no service by request.  Cre
1 CONC mation interment will be in Edmonton at a future date.  Memorial donatio
1 CONC ns may be made to the B.C. Heart Foundation at 1212 W. Broadway, Vancouve
1 CONC r, B.C. V6H 3V2 or to a charity of your choice.
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1 CONT Globe and Mail, November 24, 1994