COOK: Anita (Hildebrand)
Posted By On March 16, 2023 @ 12:00 AM In Dashwood,Exeter,Obituary | 6 Comments
COOK: Anita (Hildebrand) Cook, formerly of Grand Bend, passed away peacefully, on Thursday, March 16, 2023 in Toronto, in her 97th year. Anita spent most of her life living in Hensall and Grand Bend, Ontario and was predeceased by her husband, Robert Henry Cook (2013). She will be deeply missed and lovingly remembered by her daughter, Carolyn Czincz of Toronto, her grand-daughters, Jennifer Czincz (Mike Zimm), Kate Meinert (Adam) and her great-grandchildren Maddie, Noah and Elliot. Predeceased by her parents Nick and Maria (Riediger) Hildebrand and her son-in-law Bob Czincz (2021). At Anita’s request, cremation has taken place. A private family service will be held at a later date to honour her life. Interment Exeter Cemetery. Arrangements with T. Harry Hoffman & Sons Funeral Home, Dashwood. For those who wish, a donation in Anita’s memory may be made to a charity of your choice.
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Carolyn and family….so sorry to hear of your Mom’s passing. I remember when she was our brownie leader. There were many days we spent playing at Gramma Cook’s house with you & Beth, My thoughts and prayers are with you all.
My deepest sympathy in the loss of Anita, She was truly one wonderful lady and sure did contribute a lot to to Hensall and district for a lot of years
Bill Gibson
My best memories of Anita are those as my Brown Owl in Hensall…..she was so kind and patient and we all loved her. My thoughts are with her family at this sad time.
Joan Goddard
Arriving to live in Hensall in the early 60s, I was keen to attend the local Brownie Group, along with my classmates. I was new to the Guiding Movement, while my peers were soon ready to ‘fly-up’ to Guides.. Mrs. Cook offered to tutor me privately, to have me ready to ‘walk up’ to Guides, along with my friends.
Dad was renovating the Cook’s country estate home at the time and while he worked, I would enjoy the special attention that Mrs. Cook bestowed on me.
It was obvious that she loved children and I was so in awe of her beauty…she glowed in happiness…a wonderful example to the many young ladies she led.
Our sincere condolences to Carolyn and her family and to all who loved Anita Cook.
Dear Carolyn and family,
My sincere sympathy on the passing of Anita. She was a wonderful lady and I know she will be missed greatly. I remember all the wonderful get togethers at Mary’s farm and even a visit with Anita and Bob in Florida. I’m sure you have many wonderful memories to hold close to you at this very sad time.
Cathie Alexander
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We enjoyed many visits with Anita & Bob when they brought clothes for alterations. We always had tea or coffee & some sort of sweets…they would bring donuts or something I had here. Bob would tell stories of their early years, Cooks mills, different things every visit and never a dull moment!
We have missed seeing them.