South Dundas, long before the municipality was identified as South Dundas, has for numerous reasons been recognized as a close-to-perfect location to live and raise a family. The almost rural community is chock full of beautiful, historic brick homes, many fronting one of the great, truly spectacular waterways on the planet. And the geographical location is pinpointed between the major centres of Toronto, Ottawa and Montreal. All within a few hours distance.

Residents enjoy choices in almost all aspects of community life. Churches to schools, live theatre to live music stage, motel to B&B to inn, seniors’ residences (plural!), and eateries from fast food to truly home-cooked fare. There are active Legion’s and Lions’ Clubs, Optimists Clubs, IOOF groups, politicians who familiarize with and can acknowledge residents, Food Banks, sports groups and organizations, a rare abundance of waterfront and water accessible parkland including a dog park, and more and more and more.

“Fortunate” would be the descriptor most applicable to the lifestyle enjoyed in South Dundas. Dr. Gerry Rosenquist, "Rosey" as he's locally known to a host of friends, former patients and …show more content…
Lawrence Medical Clinic at the time, Rosenquist also served as the Chief of Obstetrics at Winchester Memorial Hospital and a consultant at the Kemptville District Hospital. He served as a Director and Treasurer at Upper Canada Playhouse, a member of the Board of Directors at Naomi house (Home for Battered Women), a Charter Member and President of the Winchester-Kemptville Branch Society of the Ontario Medical Association, served on the Board of Directors of the Maple Ridge Tae Kwon Do Club, as President of the Morrisburg Lions Club, as a Director of Morrisburg’s Old Home Week, as a Council Member of St. Peter’s Lutheran Church in Williamsburg, and a member of the National Council of Welfare serving as an advisory body to the Federal Minister of