Dr. Arthur Lambert Jones
Dr. Arthur Lambert Jones
Dr. Arthur Lambert Jones
Dr. Arthur Lambert Jones
Dr. Arthur Lambert Jones
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Dr. Arthur Lambert Jones

1924 - 2018

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Obituary of Dr. Arthur Lambert Jones


DR. ARTHUR LAMBERT JONES
November 19, 1924 to October 26, 2018
 

Dr. Arthur Lambert Jones, aged 93 of Toronto, ON, died on October 26, 2018, from cardiac arrest. He was born in Dublin (Delgany),
Ireland to Ireton Pennick Jones and Ethel Jones (nee Duncan). He is now with his sisters, Rosa, Olga, and Olive. He is survived by his wife,
Margarita Feliciano; his ex-wife, Joyce Jones; his daughters, Barbara Lambert Jones(wife Kathy), Pamela Lambert Jones (husband Danny,
son Justin and daughter Lauren) and Jennifer Lambert Jones (husband Lewko and Tango); his stepdaughters Cybele (husband James,
daughters Jasmine and Camille) and Tristana (husband Roland, sons Benicio and Mattias); his nephews Michael Edwards
(wife Irina, sons David Edwards (daughter Bethany) and Julian Edwards, and daughter Catherine Whyte (husband Dan and son Sullivan),
Tim Joss (wife Vivienne and daughter Hannah) and niece Anne Edwards.  

 
Arthur lived a very full and traveled life.  He attended the University of Dublin and graduated in medicine in 1951.  He served as a
surgeon with the rank of Captain during the Second World War II. He landed in Montreal to complete further medical training and soon
moved to Toronto to work at the University of Toronto as a Staff Psychiatrist and then at the Clarke Institute as a Senior Staff
Psychiatrist. For many years he was head of the Toronto General Adult Day Hospital for mental health. He went into private practice
in 1974. His passion for helping people kept him working up until June 2015 at the age of 90. 
 
Arthur loved to travel.  He was always up for a new location or a new experience. He traveled all across North America, the British Isles, Europe, Australia, New Zealand, South America, and Antarctica. He would travel by car, train, boat, bicycle, bus, plane, and motorcycle. He shared his love of travel with his family and they inherited his love of exploring new places and new people.
 
Arthur loved to help people. He loved to listen to people and ask probing questions. He always made time for friends and family. He had recently started hooking rugs and his creations are seen in many familial households. Arthur had a great love of music and was a TSO subscriber for 58 years. Over his lifetime he had donated more than 300 pints of blood. He was loved, cherished, and will be missed.
 
Arthur requested any donations to be sent to the Daily Bread Food Bank through: https://www.dailybread.ca/?form=donate
 
Arthur loved limericks, please feel free to share your favourite here.  He loved poetry, books, and the outdoors.  Please tell us your funniest stories of your shared life with Arthur.  He wanted all to remember him with a smile and a warm heart.  
 
He is gone in body but not gone in memory.  We have all been made richer by being in his life.  Much love, his family.