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deHooge CornelisdeHOOGE, Cornelis   -  It is with great sadness that we share the passing of Cornelis deHooge, born August 25, 1928, in Amsterdam, The Netherlands.

Dad passed on Tuesday, December 2, 2020 at Holland Christian Homes, in Brampton, as a result of COVID-19.

Following WWII, Cornelis served his apprenticeship in the steel fabricating industry before getting married to Johanna Hermina Balke and immigrating to Canada in 1953.

Travelling by ship, they arrived in Canada and settled in Toronto where they were soon joined by Cornelis's younger brothers, Peter, Maarten, Hans and younger sister, Corrie in 1954, who they sponsored and helped raise.

Cornelis was predeceased by his wife, Johanna, in 2000 and brother, Peter, in 2015. He is survived by his sister, Leny and brother, Maartin, in The Netherlands, as well as his brother, Hans and sister, Corrie, in Canada.

Cornelis was very proud of his three children, Cornelius Peter deHooge, John William deHooge (Heather) and Margaret Price (Greg). Cornelis was a loving Opa to 5 grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren.

Dad and Mom proudly embraced their new country and spent many summers travelling and camping throughout much of Canada with three kids in tow.

Coming from a cycling nation, Dad taught us how to strip and rebuild our bicycles.

Dad was a great storyteller and had a witty sense of humour. In retirement, Dad enjoyed visits with his sister, Corrie, out west and they also travelled to The Netherlands to visit their brother and sister together - some great stories and memories were shared.

The family wish to thank Holland Christian Homes for providing Dad with over 20 years of community and Christian fellowship. When conditions permit, the family will gather for a private Celebration of Life.

Donations may be made to Crossroads Christian Communications Inc., crossroads.ca, if so desired.

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