Birdetta May (Pedler) Gagan
Posted By Haskett Funeral Homes On April 28, 2010 @ 5:05 PM In Lucan,Obituary | 12 Comments
Gagan, Birdetta May (Pedler). At Wildwood Care Centre, St. Marys on Wednesday, April 28, 2010 of St. Marys and formerly of Lucan and Prospect Hill in her 91st year. Beloved wife of the late Thomas Alfred Gagan (1986). Dear mother of Glen and Marg Gagan of London, Mary May and James Smith of Rock Creek, B.C., James and Bev Gagan of Scarborough and George and Louise Gagan of Stratford. Dear grandmother of Kimberley and Carl, Jennifer and Darren, James and Carmela, Jonathan and Margo, Tim and great-grandmother of Max, Marc-Alexandre, Victoria, Nicholas and Evan. Dear sister-in-law of Shirley Pedler of Ailsa Craig. Predeceased by her brother Charles Pedler and her sister-in-law Verona (Gagan) Brunswick and her husband Robert.
Cremation. A graveside service will be held at Prospect Hill Cemetery on Thursday, May 6th at 11AM with Rev. Kathy Wreford officiating.
Donations to the Alzheimer Society or Wildwood Care Centre would be appreciated by the family.
Birdetta May (Pedler) Gagan
Condolences for the family of “Birdetta May (Pedler) Gagan”
We send your family our sympathy at this time. Having been regular visitors to Wildwood for the last year and a half with Dad, we know your Mom now rests at peace.
Our sympathy on the passing of Mrs.Gagan. I cherished the days as a child that we would go on our horses to your parents restaurant in Prospect hill and have lunch out.It was a real treat -both the meal and a visit with your Mom and Dad.(and your Mom’s pie)Treasure your wonderful memories and know that others have you in their thoughts at this sad time.
The Gagan Family
We were so sorry to hear of the passing of your Mother. She was a wonderful lady. We especially remember the times at the resturant in Prospect Hill and the delicious meals your Mother would serve.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time.
We have so many fond memories of Prospect Hill, Gagans’ Truck Stop and Birdettes cooking. Our thoughts go with you in this time of sadness. Please accept our condolences.
What a great lady. Of course, we will miss the wonderful pies.
But whose sofa are the amaryllis going to creep out from under now? Thinking of you.
I worked at the Wildwood Care Centre a few years back when Birdie was a resident in the retirement section. I always enjoyed looking after her and listening to her stories. May Birdie rest in peace and her family cherish their many memories of her.
Condolences to all of Birdetta’s family. I worked for her and have wonderful memories of that time.
The Gagan name is always remembered. Many many years ago when your family lived in Parkhill we visited your farm.. Buck Gibbs visits with us and we remember the “good old days”. We hope you will cherish your memories of your mother. I remember her being at the barn helping to milk those cows!
Dear family Members,
We offer our condolences in the passing of your Mother, grandmother.
We have many fond memories of “Bertie” and her delicious hamburgers, one of our favorite eating spots when we were growing up.She was always so pleasant and such a hard worker.
May your memories be of comfort at this time.
Thinking of You,
Bob and Anne [Hardie] Pincombe
To The Gagan Family,
We are all sorry for your loss. Please know that you are in our thoughts and prayers.
Our deepest sympathy on the passing of your mother.
I remember going into the restaurant as a child after the milk truck run to St. Marys and getting a coke. This is when I got to sit on the seats that spin. Your mom would always stick her head out of the kitchen to say “Hi”.
May you cherish the memories and know that we are thinking of you during this sad time.
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Jim & Bev:
Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. We will never forget Birdetta and her pies.