After a long journey with dementia, Cathy passed away on February 2nd, 2025, three weeks shy of her 65th birthday.
Cathy was born in Scarborough on February 23, 1960 to David and Carole Noble. She leaves behind her husband, Dan, her daughters, Kimberley (Aaron) and Jackie (Eric), her grandchildren, Bailey and Henry, and her siblings, Debbie and Keith. She is predeceased by her son, Steve, her sister, Sandy, as well as her parents.
Cathy was an eccentric soul who always rooted for the underdog. She could connect with people in ways no one else could, never making anyone feel lesser than.
She was a trailblazer for women in athletics, championing many different sports in the 60s and 70s when it was “not ladylike” to do so. She wanted women to know they could do anything and instilled this belief in both of her daughters.
She was a lover of nature, whether it be spending her days in the garden or bringing in wildlife and stray animals. Her children fondly remember watching a tadpole transform into a frog and a caterpillar into a moth, and helping Hootie the owl heal.
As she would say, she is as free as a bird now. Reunited with her late son, Steve, her dear sister, Sandy, and all the dogs who brought her so much joy (Buddy, Sheena, Tito, and Tucker).
In lieu of flowers, please consider donating to Huronview Home for the Aged or the Alzheimer’s Society Huron Perth. The family will be celebrating Cathy’s life privately at a later date.
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Phyllis Radchenko
Cathy was a dear friend from back in our Saskatoon days. She loved people, was so caring and had a great sense of humour. Our paths parted after Saskatoon but I never forgot what a character she was with that infectious smile & laugh. My most sincere condolences Dan + her babies were the love of her life – truly. Rest in peace Cathy.
Anna and Mike NEEDLES
Our sincere condolences Dan, Jackie and Kimmy.
Rob Jones
Our thoughts are with you Dan and your family. Ev and Rob Jones
Mary Wise
Thinking of you Dan at this sad time. May your wonderful memories be a comfort to you and your family.
Mary and Pete Wise
John Kersnik
We are sorry to hear of Cathy’s passing, Our deepest condolences to Dan and the Loebach family and friends. We will always have her in our hearts and memories…… From your Muskoka family John, Solikha, Boris, and Lily
Amanda Baker
So sorry for your loss. I remember Cathy as being such a creative, intelligent and fun person. As a kid, it was always a joy to visit her home that had multiple pets, art, forts and baking projects on the go. She was a beautiful person inside and out. Sending all our love to you at this difficult time.
Rod and Jean Jervis
Dan and family – sending our very deepest sympathy to all of you. May your memories of happy times together bring you comfort.
James Loebach
Dan, Kim and Jackie. Marlene and I are deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Cathy. We fondly remember Cathy as a kind and warm person who put her heart into most every thing she did, whether family, gardening, sports and all.
Bert Sjaarda
It was good to meet Cathy and the Loebach family, they have enriched my life and now Cathy is at peace. Thinking of the entire family at this time.
Joanne Graf
Dear Dan
Our sincere condolences to you and your family.
Paul and Joanne Graf
Ray Jones
Dan and family, Nancy and I are both very sorry to hear of Cathy’s passing. Although her time in life was too short, it sounds like she had a compassionate heart to people, animals and nature. Heaven has received a beautiful soul. I’m sure she will be missed. Thinking of you and your family.
Amy Fat
Thinking of all of you and sending my condolences
Michele Bean
Cathy was a joy for me to spend time with. As a psw where she was, I seemed to be drawn to her because of her beautiful smile. Thanks for sharing her with me . Michele.
Lesley Profit
I remember meeting her many years ago. She was always very nice to me. Thank-you.
Sorry for your loss.
Ron Sowerby
So sorry for your loss Dan and all your Family. Sincerest condolences to all. Tag and Heather.
Rex & Mary Ann Johnston
Thinking of the Family at this sad time .She was a lovely person who will be missed by many..
May she rest in peace .
Diane and Paul Loebach
Cathy always had a story to tell. I remember her beautiful smile and infectious laugh. She was an amazing mom who adored her children. She was so very proud of all of them. Rest in peace Cathy. You will be missed by many.
Diane and Paul Loebach
I remember dear Cathy always had a good story to tell. Always a smile and a laugh. She loved her children more than anything and was so very proud of all of them. Rest in peace Cathy. You will always be remembered as an awesome mom and a caring and compassionate lady.
Senga Smith
To Dan and family so sad to hear the news of Cathy’s passing. We remember Cathy as a free spirit full of joy and love for her family. She always reminded me of the singer Michelle Wright as she bore a strong resemblance to her. We will remember her laugh, her love of gardening and renovating homes as she was so good and talented at it. We wanted to express our sincere condolences to all of you at this difficult time. With much love ❤️ Earl and Senga Smith
Gard moulton
I am deeply saddened by the loss that you and your family have encountered. My condolences.