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Robert “Cecil” Sutton, of Huron Township, passed away at the South Bruce Grey Health Centre, Kincardine, on Tuesday June 28, 2022 at the age of 87. He was born in Melbourne Ontario on June 30, 1934 to the late Lyman & Pearl Sutton. Survived by his loving and dedicated wife, Ellen “Wilma” Sutton (nee King). Also greatly missed by sons Charles Robert Sutton and Cecil Rodney Sutton and daughter Tammy Georgina Lynn Murray (husband Brad Murray). Proud Grandpa of Damon & Dylan Murray. Fondly remembered by siblings Bud Sutton of Vanderhoof BC, Garry (Donna) Sutton of Lucknow, Jean (Allan) Gilmore of Ottawa and John (Debbie) Sutton of Teeswater and several nieces and nephews. Predeceased by siblings Ruth (Jan) Bruinooge, Joan (Charles) Murray and Charles Sutton. Visitation will be held from the MacKenzie & McCreath Funeral Home, Ripley on Saturday July 2, 2022 from 2-5 PM. A Funeral Service from the chapel will be conducted on Sunday July 3, 2022 at 2 PM with visitation also one hour prior.
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I just watched the service for Cecil. Thank you for the stories and clear message of God's loving voice as he speaks to our hearts and mind. I can picture your Dad in Bervie United while Rodney played the organ or at a MFM meeting in someone's house. He always had a positive outlook on the Word of God and its meaning for us today. He was a good neighbour, a good friend, a loving husband and father even though he was set in his ways as he raised you guys. May the good memories bring you joy and peace in the coming days and years. Love and prayers from my heart to yours. Bruce
My thoughts and condolences to you, Wilma and your family at this time of the passing of Cecil. Seems he won't have to leave your farm and live somewhere else anymore. May our Lord be a source of strength, comfort, peace, and cheer. I watched the funeral today on computer. Kinda makes up for not being able to be there. Guess all us Grade 13 gals are without men now.
My deepest sympathy and condolences to the Sutton family.
The Suttons have been dearly valued neighbour's and friends for several generations. Cutting corn, community events and in Cecil and Wilma's later years, supplying equipment and parts. Always a great gentleman who inspired by his own deepth of character.
I always enjoyed my long long chats with Cecil all the years I visited the store in Ripley.A very kind and genuine man.I am sure he will be very much missed by all that knew him.My thoughts are with Wilma and the other family.
Wilma and the Sutton Family; My deepest sympathy to you in the loss of Cecil. He was a great person and my late husband, Laverne and I always enjoyed our visits with him and the rest of the Suttons. May your cherished memories comfort you all. Blessings Shirley Cobban South Caradoc
Our Deepest Sympathy to Cecil 's Family on his passing he was very kind and dear man and always had time for a chat when in the store he sure will be missed . Sending hugs to you all . RIP CECIL !!!
Dear Wilma and family we are sorry for your loss,you two had been a institution for the farming comunity with your business in town and with a smile we said it is the small council chamber,where the townships agenda was debated ,we always enjoied the visits to the busines and after ,as he was a caring consideret kind and noble man .Hans and eva
I am saddened to hear of Cecil's passing as I'm sure the whole community is. Cecil will be missed and remembered fondly. My thoughts and condolences go out to the whole Sutton family.
So sorry to hear of Uncle Cecil's passing. He was such a great person and loved to have fun. I know he will be missed dearly. Deepest sympathies to you all.
We are so sorry to hear of the passing of Cecil. Cecil was a valuable member of Men for Missions and contributed greatly to the history of MFM. Cecil served as Ecuador Field representative 1992 - 1993, as part of the Burvey council and travelled to both Ecuador and Haiti on short-term mission trips. In 1980 Cecil was the cook for a Burvey council fundraising banquet, raising funds for Camp Pallatanga Youth camp in Ecuador.
Wilma you and Cecil have continued to be faithful supporters of One Mission Society and Men for Missions Canada. Thank you!
Our love and prayers are with you and your family. Praying God's peace and comfort will be with you during these days and the days to come.
Dear Wilma & family, So sorry to hear of the loss of another Purple Grove patriarch. Cecil always had a jolly grin and time to talk. He will be missed around Ripley & the Grove.
Cecil and I had several similarities... we both liked to eat, for ecample. Cecil always made sure there was plenty of food for all, and we both appreciated trying to eat plenty.
We also both liked to have fun. Sometimes at others expense. I well remember having many laughs with Cecil.
I expect him will have a good time in Heaven and have others enjoying it as well.
I'm sure Cecil will be happy to see how many others he influenced to see Heaven as their final destination.
I thank you Lord, for causing Cecil and me... to cross paths.
Sorry to hear about your loss. Cecil was a staple in our community for many, many years. He will be missed. Our sincerest sympathies at this time to you and your family.