McPhee, Marie (nee Moffatt)
McPhee, Marie (nee Moffatt) – It is with a heavy heart, that Jude McPhee announces the passing of his beloved wife Marie McPhee on June 26, 2015 at Anson Place in Hagersville. Devoted Mother of William Kerr, Carol Kerr, Robert Kerr (Simona) and Nancy Kerr (Jim). Proud Grandma of 12 grandchildren and 20 great grandchildren. Remembered by her sister Marcia Kinrade (nee Moffatt) and her sister in law Ina Moffatt and Joan McPhee. Pre deceased by her sister Joyce Wilkinson and Brothers Ron and Bill Moffatt, as well as Brother in law Donald McPhee. Cremation has taken place has taken place. A celebration of Marie’s Life will be held onSaturday July 11, 2015 from 2-5 p.m. at the Caledonia Legion, 29 Caithness St. E. If desired Memorial Donation may be made to the Alzheimers Society.
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To Jude and family:
I am so sorry to learn of your loss.Please accept my condolences. I worked with Marie at Seneca Unity and I recall a dedicated, caring teacher and infectious laughter. Marie touched many lives and will be greatly missed by all.
My mother (Helen MacKenzie) was a close friend of Marie’s on earth and now they are reunited in heaven. Mom left for heaven 25 years ago. I know that I will see them both one day. My husband, Rob and I met through their friendship. We send our love to Jude, Carol, Bob and Nancy and all the family who are missing this wonderful, kind and gracious woman.
Love from Rob and Lise Young
Kitchener, Ontario
McPhee and Kerr Families:
Bob and Simon, Carol, Nancy and Jim, and Jude, please accept our heartfelt condolences on the loss of your mother, mother-in-law and wife. Also we want to express our sorrow and condolences on the passing of Bill, brother, brother-in-law and step son.
It has been many years since I last saw your mother, but I remember fondly how friendly and welcoming she was whenever I came out to the farm to visit Bill in our younger days. She was a wonderful lady.
Regards,
John