Obituary of Joseph Mark Quigg
With profound sadness, we share that Joseph Mark Quigg passed away unexpectedly in Grand Bend on Saturday, August 29th,2026, at the age of 66.
He is survived by his daughter Siobhon, his 6 siblings, Dan (Maureen), Bill (Jeannie), Mike, Jane (and her late husband George Paris), Stewart (Maryse), Julie, his loving friend Heather Trevithick, as well as many nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles, and cousins.
He was predeceased by his parents, Clare (nee Murphy) and Philip Donald Quigg.
Joe was deeply proud of his daughter Siobhon and treasured his time with her.
He also loved the company of his cats Milo, Jinx and Little Kitty. He was a generous and caring guy with a soft heart.
He gained much pleasure in helping neighbours, family, and friends.
Joe enjoyed entertaining family and was often planning annual events to gather everyone and share a good meal. He loved cooking and spent a lot of time in the kitchen creating family meals and baking bread.
A man of many interests, including Hi-Fi audio & music, watching hockey, camping, financial trading, working around the cottage or the house, boating, and fishing. He enjoyed playing cards, darts, and pool and was an excellent golfer since he was 12, when he used to ride his bike to Fanshawe Golf Course with 2 clubs in his bag.
During his career, Joe was a brakeman and conductor for CP Rail, a professional photographer, and more recently a well-respected inspector with The Canadian Wood Pallet & Container Association.
As a family, we reflect on the moments that made him the wonderful Dad, Uncle, Brother, and Friend. Memories of Joe’s kindness will always stay with us. We will miss him deeply.
Family will receive friends at the ELLIOTT-MADILL FUNERAL HOME, 22424 Adelaide Road, Mount Brydges on Saturday, September 12th, 2026, from 11:00am -1:00 p.m., where the Celebration of Joe’s Life will be held commencing at 1pm followed by a reception for family and friends at Elliott Hall. Inurnment Mount Brydges Cemetery.
In Joe’s memory and in lieu of flowers, donations to the Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) Thames Valley, 200 Queens Avenue, Suite 260, London Ontario N6A 1J3 https://cmhatv.ca/ways-to-give/ways-to-give-donate/ gratefully acknowledged.
Online condolences and donations may be shared through www.elliottmadill.com
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