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Toni Onley was born in Douglas. His father was an english actor. Toni went to St. Mary's primary school, Ingleby Secondary School and at the Douglas School of Fine Arts. In 1948, he came to Canada (Brantford Ontario). He then went to Doon School of Fine Art in 1951. When Toni was at school, he met an art critic and amaeteur painter named Mary Burrows. Toni and Mary had 2 daughters, Jennifer and Lynn. As soon as Mary died,Toni moved to the place his parents retired in British Colombia. He taught classes for children and adults at Penticton High School. Please wait a few days for the rest of Toni Onley's biography.

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