It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of our beloved mother Noreen McPhee. This gracious lady passed away on Saturday September 2 at Alexandra Marine and General Hospital in Goderich, at the age of 87. Mary Noreen (McKay) McPhee is survived by her daughters Shelley (Gary Haist) and Judith (Tim Cumming), and predeceased by her son Bruce, husband James and son-in-law David Martin. She was loved dearly by her granddaughters Caylan (Derek Atchison) and Elizabeth Haist and was a beloved Great Grandma GG to Avery and Ben Atchison. Dear sister to Don and Rosemarie McKay, Kenneth McKay and Mona Powers. Noreen is also missed by many dear friends, cousins, nieces and nephews. She is now reunited with her son Bruce, and other loved ones, and is dancing with her husband Jim McPhee. Her wishes were for a private funeral. In lieu of flowers, donations made to Alexandra Marine and General Hospital, ONE CARE Home & Community Support Services or Lakeshore United Church in her memory would be appreciated by the family.
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Shelena Garrick
Shelly and Caylan,
So sorry to hear of the loss of your mother/grandmother. My condolences to your family.
Mark and Trudy Krahn and boys
Dear Shelley and Gary and family:
May special memories of your Mother help you heal through the days ahead. She clearly shared part of your lives that gave you much joy. May you find peace in the love that you shared as a family. Thinking of you. Mark and Trudy and boys
Anne Newington
So sad to hear your news. Frank, Alex, and Anne send all our love.
Karen/Mike Sturdy/Russelo
A great lady-We will miss her.
Our sincere condolences.
Roxanne Kernighan
I extend my sincere condolences to Judith, Shelley and family. Noreen was a beautiful lady who taught me so much when I worked with her at Rosemary’s. She was kind, smart and classy and she wore her clothes beautifully so she was a great advertisement for the store. I will never forget her. I am sure she left you with amazing memories which I hope helps ease the loss of your mother/grandmother.
Judy Jenkins
Dear Judith and Shelley and families:
Yes….your mom was certainly a lady! I will miss her! Please know you are in my prayers.
hugs, Judy
Cecelia Denomme
Dear Shelley, Judith and families- you are on my mind and in my heart – I treasure very special thoughts and memories of a very special lady. Sincerely Cecelia
Judy and John Hickey
Judith and Shelly-Sincere sympathy in the passing of your mom.Cherish the wonderful memories!
Thinking of you and your families.
Rosemary Davison
I was so fortunate to know and have Noreen as a member of my staff for so many years. She was one of the most beautiful and gracious ladies anyone could know. She was so kind to anyone she met and everyone enjoyed her sense of style and fashion. I am so glad she was a part of my life. With sympathy, Rosemary Davison
Dianne Drennan
Sorry on your mothers passing , she was a lovely lady.
Joanne & Winnie Walters
Dear Shelley, Judith & families,
Our heartfelt condolences on the passing of your beloved mother. She was a lovely lady & I hope many happy memories of her give you comfort at this sad & difficult time.
God Bless,
Joanne & Winnie
Dianne Leddy
Dear Judith, Shelley and families
So sorry to hear about Noreen. She was such a super lady and will be missed. Treasure
all the great memories. Hugs to all Dianne
Joan Wood Rolph
Judith and Shelly ~~
Be kind to yourselves as you mourn the lose of your Dear Mother, and remember you are loved by many and we share in your sorrrow.
May your memories bring comfort and keep your loved one close to your heart.
Also , my Chris and Kevin thought your Dad was the greatest guy .. They knew him at High School.
With deepest sympathy . ~~ A friend,Joan
Karen Webster
It was a privilege to know Noreen through our many associations (Colborne School, church and community) throughout the years. She was a real lady in all meanings of the word. Please accept Allan’s and my condolences. Karen