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The Grand Falls Advertiser
August 2016

 

CUMBY, Isabel (Byrd)
Born In: Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada
Born: April 5th, 1937
Passed in: Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada
Passed on: August 26th, 2016

Passed peacefully away at home on August 26, surrounded by her loving husband Eric of 56 years and all of her 5 children - Judy, Barbie, Mike, Jill and Brenda. Isabel was a gentle, loving soul who always found good in everyone and all who met her felt her warmth and acceptance. Family was always the centre of Isabel's existence. She was born in Grand Falls, NL and grew up believing she had the best family and the happiest life.
After graduating from Notre Dame Academy, Isabel embarked on her first of many adventures and headed to Mount Saint Vincent University in Halifax, NS where she studied Secretarial Science. Upon completion, she returned to Grand Falls and took up employment at the mill.In 1960, she married Eric and they decided to pull up stakes and move to Indiana for Eric to pursue his engineering degree. It was here that their first child, Judy, was born. From there, they moved on to Illinois where they added both Barbie and Mike to their fold. Eventually, the call of home became too strong to resist and they headed back to Newfoundland where they completed their family with Jill and Brenda. They remained in Grand Falls for 20 years where Isabel focused on raising her family, totally enjoying her job at the Roman Catholic school board and actively participating in St. Gerard's Guild. In 1987 they moved to St, John's, where she worked at the Cabot Institute of Technology (now CONA) and remained in NL until Eric's retirement in 1992. They then decided to embark upon yet another adventure and headed North this time, to Inuvik in the NWT for 3 years where again, they made many new friends and lasting memories.
After re-retiring back to NL, Isabel enjoyed shallow water fitness, bridge, Catholic Women's League and more travels to visit family and vacation spots. Isabel's faith was the foundation of her being and it gave her great comfort and strength to face whatever challenges arose in her life. Her raison d'ĂȘtre was her family, always her family; she truly was the family's heart, compass and anchor.
Left with cherished memories and a lifetime of peaceful guidance are husband Eric; children Judy of St. John's; Barbara (Ian) MacLean of Fall River, NS:, Mike (Lisa Hickey) of Greenville, South Carolina; Jill of Halifax, NS; and Brenda (Steve) Wall of Kensington, Connecticut; grandchildren Danielle (Prashanth) Ramanathan, Alyssa, Kevin, Karina and Amelia MacLean, Sam, Luke, and Emma Cumby, Zack and Amy Wall, and great-granddaughter Kaila Isabella Ramanathan. Isabel also leaves brothers Gerald and Dennis (Bev) Byrd, brothers-in-laws Eldon (Maggie) and Kevin (Kathy) Cumby, many nieces, nephews, and many caring friends. She will be especially missed by lifelong friends Colleen (Murphy) Crawley and Yvonne (Down) Lang. Isabel was predeceased by parents Daniel and Mary (Lewis) Byrd, brothers and sisters Jack, Art, Rita Eisenhauer, Marguerite Linney, Marie, and Danny Byrd, grandson Eric MacLean, mother-in-law, friend and mentor Mabel Cumby, and special sister-in-law Mona LeDrew.
Funeral Mass took place at Mary Queen of the World, Topsail Rd. Mt. Pearl on Tuesday. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Bliss Murphy Cancer Care Foundation or St. Vincent de Paul Society at Mary Queen of the World Parish.
Thanks to all the friends and family who have called, written, visited, sent messages and food and shared your love in any number of ways. Heartfelt gratitude to nurse practitioner Carmel Collins, Dr. Stewart Rorke and Dr. Roger Butler for extraordinary loving care, and to Kathryn Clark of Community Health for easing the final stages of Isabel's journey.

NEWHOOK (nee Keats), Beatrice Margaret
Born: September 2nd, 1923
Passed on: August 16th, 2016

Passed peacefully away at Lakeside Homes, Gander, on Tuesday August 16, 2016 at 92 years of age. Predeceased by her husband Vey and daughter Marie Evans. Leaving to mourn with loving memories are her children Ewen (Monica) and Cynthia (Lorne Barbour); son-in-law Stan Evans; grandchildren Susan Evans (Norbert Cheeseman), Linda Durnford (Brian), Steve Evans (Janice), Jill Eisan (Chris), Ric Newhook (Brittany), Meghan Newhook (David Watton), Dano Soucy, Terry Soucy (Kristen) and Erica Soucy (Ryan Coady); great-grandchildren Rebecca Rowe, Ireland Evans Mudge, Miles and Michael Eisan and Derek and James Newhook. Also left to mourn sister-in-law Daphne Newhook and many cherished relatives and friends. Beatrice was born, raised and married in Newtown, Bonavista Bay and lived most of her life in Millertown where she was a dedicated volunteer and community leader who had a smile for everyone. An accomplished organist, she played for the United and Anglican Churches in Millertown for over 50 years, taught Sunday School and was active in many other ways. She spent the last six years living in Gander at Nightingale Manor and her family would like to thank the staff there and at Lakeside Home for taking such great care of her. Resting at the Millertown Community Church on Thursday, August 25, 2016 from 2-8pm. Funeral service to take place at the Millertown Community Church on Friday, August 26, 2016 at 11 am with interment to follow at the Millertown Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the Millertown United Church. The imprint Beatrice left on our hearts will be treasured forever. Please visit staceysfuneralhome.ca to sign the Memorial Guest Book.

TREMBLETT, Maisie
Born In: Norris Arm, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada
Born: August 8th, 1933
Passed in: Grand Falls-Windsor, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada
Passed on: August 6th, 2016

It is with sadness the families of the late Maisie Bernice Tremblett announce her passing at her residence in Grand Falls-Windsor age 82. Maisie leaves to mourn with fond and loving memories her children, Joy (Dale) Moss, Tom (Kate), Dave, Judy (Terry) Tattrie, Brenda (Bud) Hayley, Carolann, Rod (Phoebe); 10 grandchildren, Vicki (Larry), Candace, Jamie, Randi, Tommy, Cory, David, Jenelle, Colton & Dylan; five great-grandchildren Angelica, Lucas, Codey, Alivia & Warren; sister Pearl Goulding; several nieces, nephews, relatives & friends. Maisie is predeceased by her parents John & Meta; husband George; 2 daughters, Sharron & Georgina; granddaughter, Brittney; sisters Pearl, Dorothy, Isabelle & Vera; brothers, Gordon & Leo. The public visitation took place on Monday, August 8, 2016 at Sunset Memorial Funeral Home. The funeral was held on Tuesday August 9, 2016 at 2pm from The Salvation Army Park Street Citadel. Interment followed at The Salvation Army Cemetery, Caribou Road. As expressions of sympathy, donations in her memory can be made to The Salvation Army Park Street Citadel. Funeral arrangements have been entrusted to Sunset Funeral Home, 10 Bayley Street, Grand Falls-Windsor, NL.For condolences online visit www.sunsetmemorial.ca

 

 

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