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Dorothy Agnus Seymour,

DOROTHY AGNUS SEYMOUR,

2021

SEYMOUR, Dorothy Agnus (Clark) 1913-2017 – age 104, of Larder Lake, Ontario passed away on Monday, October 2, 2017.  She was born on January 16, 1913 in Inchkeith, Saskatchewan to the late John and Martha Clark.  She was preceded in death by her husband Fred Seymour and 8 siblings.  After locating to Larder Lake, they became devoted parents to Lois and Ted Seymour, as well as 4 grandchildren Michelle, Shawn, Patricia, and Marnie Ryan and 4 great grandchildren Patrick, Megan Ryan and Parker and Avery Ennis.  Mom enjoyed gardening, curling, sewing, etc. as well as being a loving wife and mother.  There will be no visitation.  Her ashes will be taken down to Barrie to be scattered with her spouse Freds’ at a later time.Aquacremation
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deepest sympathy, hoping warm memories sustain you as you grieve.

Janet Ludlam, March 1, 2021

Our deepest sympathies for your loss. Your parents were a huge part of living in Larder Lake,

Claude and Lynda Garneau, March 1, 2021

My deepest condolences on the loss of your Mom Ted. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family

Paul Kelly, March 1, 2021

Dear Lois, Terry, “Teddie” and family- So sorry to hear of your Mom’s passing but am sure that her very long life continued to be eventful over those years. I often think back to our high school days at KLCVI, skiing at Larder Lake, your Dad’s Munari ski boots that I bought and enjoyed for years. I remember your Dad as being the consummate gentleman, Lois and your Mom being this very pretty lady with a great sense of curiosity which was likely partly responsible for her longevity. I get up to K.L. from time to time as my eldest brother, sister-in-law and family are still there. It is still “home” after all these years of living in the south, Oakville, for the past 35 years and Montreal before that where 2 of my three daughters were born. I have 2 grandsons (the young Pollocks) and one granddaughter (the young German) as 2 of my daughters married Europeans. My youngest has been with her boyfriend ( Vic Hadfield of the New York Rangers, grandson) for years with no sign of any marriage yet, but they seem very happy together. Myself, I left banking after many years and went into real estate which still keeps me busy, am divorced, but am still good friends with my Ex and have done a fair amount of travelling around the world in the last 25 or so years. I’ve been on the Board of the local historical society for many years as well and that also keeps me busy. Life is good and everybody is well at the moment. Hope that the Ryans and the Seymours are also doing well. Would love to hear from you sometime. Again, my condolences at the loss of your Mother, Lois and also for the recent loss of your Mom, Terry. I was glad to hear that she had a long and happy life as well. I thought that she was a great lady and a wonderful mother to the Ryan clan. Cheers, Jim Young.

Jim Young, Oakville, Ontario, March 1, 2021

Condolences to the Seymour family for their loss

Louis Kotlarek, March 1, 2021

Dear Ted and Lois, We want to send you our deepest sympathy for the loss of your mother. Our thoughts are with you two and your family. We remember your mom while living in Larder Lake. Take care.

Raymonde and Donat Bourgeois, March 1, 2021

Lois and Ted You were all so blessed to have your Mom for such a long time. I knew her very well years ago. May she rest in peace now. Hugs to all of you at this time.

Gail Murdoch, March 1, 2021

Condolences to Ted and family for the loss of your mother

Louis kotlarek, March 1, 2021

I knew Mrs. Seymour when I was growing up in Larder Lake in the 1940s and 1959s. She was kind and often welcomed me into her home. Those were the good old days as I remember them. Condolences to the family. Penny Richardson

Penny Richardson Ghartey, March 1, 2021

My deepest condolences on the loss of your Mom. Fond memories. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family

Colette, March 1, 2021

To Lois and Ted, families and friends: Please accept my sincere condolences in the loss of your mother and friend. Living a long life as Dorothy did, does not come without God’s blessings and unconditional Love from above. She must have been a remarkable women who has left her Loved ones with so many fond memories. Cherish those and allow them to help relieve the pain of your loss. To Dorothy, Eternal Rest grant unto her, Oh Lord, and may Your Perpetual Light shine upon her. God bless.

Doug Barker, March 1, 2021

Dear Ted, Lois and family, sorry to hear of your loss my thoughts and prayers and my sincere condolences go out to all the family on this sad day I remember Mrs Seymour growing up In Larder Lake and she was truly a very nice lady. R.I.P Mrs Seymour.

Denise Grenier, March 1, 2021

So sorry to hear about your mom. What an amazing life she had. Such fond memories of her & your dad growing up. The Swayne family.

Allen Swayne, March 1, 2021

Our condolences Ted. Sorry to hear of your loss. Dave French and Bonnie Devine

bonnie devine, March 1, 2021

Dorothy alway made me feel welcome in her home. Condolences from Peggy and I.

David Millar, March 1, 2021

Ted and family. So very sorry for your loss. Barrie & Connie (Blais)

Connie Norman, March 1, 2021

My Deepest Sympathy Ted & Families. May She Spread Her Wings Into The Home If Jesus. R.I.P. Mrs Seymour Julie (Brook) Foss

Julie Foss, March 1, 2021

Lois and Ted and Family, My deepest sympathies to you both, she was a lovely lady and lived a long life, if sure she is up there singing and dancing with the ones she loves

Lynn Stabryla, March 1, 2021

My sincere condolences to Ted and Lois and ,. Dorothy enjoyed her friends, and all events in Larder lake. May she rest in peace.

Judy Kerr, March 1, 2021

Ted and family Our thoughts and prayers are with at this time!

Dan, March 1, 2021

My deepest condolences on the loss of your mom, Lois

Sherry, March 1, 2021

Remembering Mrs Seymour from my childhood days in Larder. My sympathies to her family.

Jana Blackburn, March 1, 2021

Sorry to hear this Ted……condolences Mike Gelinas

Mike Gelinas, March 1, 2021

wow 104 years old remember her well and Fred also. RIP Dorthy and condolences to her family

myra mccarthy(simmons), March 1, 2021

So sorry for your loss Ted your mom was a wonderful lady remember her well.

Debbie and Aime Morrissette, March 1, 2021

Our sincere condolences to you, Ted and your family! Your mom was an absolute treasure!

Carmen and Roger, March 1, 2021