Suddenly, at her residence, on Monday, November 29, 2010, Minnie (Rooseboom) Deitz of Bayfield, passed away at the age of 57 years. Predeceased by her husband Gary Deitz (1996). Loving mother of Mark Deitz of Vanastra.. Loved daughter of Martha and the late Hein Rooseboom and daughter-in-law of Edna and the late John Deitz. Sadly missed by her soul mate Brian Chappel and his children Christina and Dave Sturgeon, Kimberley and Murray Jeffrey, Sherri and Sean Kyle and Dawn and John Brown. Dear sister and sister-in-law of Marg and Jim Sweitzer, Albert and Trudy Rooseboom, Martha and Bob Heywood, Shirley and Kevin Nixon, Brenda Rooseboom and Nancy and Mike Hogan. Fondly remembered by her many nieces and nephews and their families and the Chappel family.
Visitation in the Hensall Visitation Chapel, 79 King St. Hensall on Thursday from 6-9 p.m. where the funeral service will be conducted on Friday, December 3, 2010 at 11 a.m. Mr Bob Heywood officiating. Interment Baird’s Cemetery.
Memorial contributions may be made to a charity of one’s choice.
DEITZ: (Rooseboom) Minnie
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Mark & Brian and Families
Mark, what do I say (mmmmmwwwaaaahhh) Pls find comfort knowing your not alone. I had a short time to know your mom and never got to meet your dad. Your mom was truly an amazing woman. Mark you are a reflection of who your mom and dad were. Your mom was so proud of who and what you are today. I will always remember her great smile, bubble personality and the twinkle in her eyes. These qualities would show with great character especially when Brian would put his arm around her OR when you would joke with her and say speak up I can’t hear you. Brian you also are an amazing man and it showed when you and Minnie were together. Brian you sure knew how to put a smile on her face. I will always cherish the times shared with Mark, Minnie and Brian at Sean and Sherri’s we had some great laugh’s.
To Minnie’s sisters, it sure would have been a blessing having a sister like Minnie in your lives. Something that will be cherished by each of you i am sure. Minnie could bring life and energy to a room.
Although Minnie’s life was cut short as a great mother to Mark, a companion to Brian, a great sister, and friend to many, she truly did touch many lives, one being mine. We all carry our own special memory of Minnie that will live on in each and everyone of us. Lean on each other, find comfort in your faith, and also know that she is looking down on everyone. She is probably saying, don’t cry cause I am not that far away. I wish to express my deepest sympathy for the loss of Minnie to Mark, Brian, the Deitz and Rooseboom and Chappel Families. God Bless!!
Condolence From: David Yates
Mark: On behalf of the Yates family, I’m very sorry to hear about your mother’s passing. We’ll be thinking of you this week. David Y.
Condolence From: Ross Alexander Patti Stanley
I was so saddened to here of Min’s passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your families
Condolence From: Wendy and Dave Heimrich
Brian and families
Martha, Mark and Rooseboom families,
Our deepest sympathy with the loss of Minnie. She was a wonderful person and will be sadly missed by all who were close to her. Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this time of sorrow. Love Wendy and Dave Heimrich.
Condolence From: albert Beekman
My sincere condolences to the Rooseboom family. It has probably been 40 years since I last saw Minnie, but it just seems like yesterday,we were young, and in the Rooseboom kitchen visiting with our cousins. My thoughts are with you during this time of sorrow. Albert
Condolence From: Kathy DaSilva
You are all in our thoughts and prayers at this very sad time.
Kathy, Kasie and Kyle DaSilva
Condolence From: Greg, Brenda Dayman & Family
To Mark & All the families connected to Minnie,
Think’n of you all during this sad time…she was so young!! Remember the good times & Cherish the memories as they will last forever. Mark, seems so unfair to have lost both parents at your age. We are here for you if you need anything.
Sincerely, Greg & Brenda
Condolence From: Harry Rooseboom
Thinking of you all during this time. All our Condolence, Minnie’s cousins from the South of France.
Harry, Marielle, William, Mariska and Ameline ROOSEBOOM
Rick is with as well.
Condolence From: Linda (nee Sangster) Traquair
As a former ‘Tinkertown’ girl, myself, I clearly remember when the Rooseboom family moved to our quaint Hensall neighbourhood. ‘British Flags’ and ‘Red Rover’ after supper, collecting chestnuts from Grandma Lee’s tree and waxing the leaves for our school projects… there was always something going on and it was so cool to have these very pretty new girls (with the “hunk” of a brother) to hang out with. Minnie was in my grade. She was always asked to be the class secretary because of her beautiful penmanship. Her totally cool parents let Minnie host a going away party for our friend,Susan Broadley. It was a great time in our lives. When our high school courses differed,we just saw each other after school at ‘the Burkley’. It was the best after school hang out … with the back room reserved just for students. We grew up, went our different ways, but stayed connected through family milestones and community events. These events, like her marriage to Gary and Mark’s birth gave us all satisfaction…there WAS something to read in the local paper that week and we knew the happy people involved… when something great happened to one Hensall kid, it’s like we all “done good” . I guess that’s why Minnie’s passing is such a sorrow. It’s a tremendous loss to Mark and the immediate family … to the kids from Tinkertown in the 60’s, it’s a link in our childhood chain of friends that has been lost … a piece of who we were and are. Rest in peace Minnie … you were loved and will be missed.
Condolence From: John & Steph Towton
Too Mark..Sorry to hear of your mom passing our thoughts are with you in these tough times. Hold on to the great memories as they do last forever…Keep in touch buddy!!!!
Condolence From: Margaret Pauquet née Rooseboom
Dear Roosebbom and Deitz families, You are in our thoughts and prayers as you say goodbye to Minnie. May you find comfort and strength through your families and friends. Christian and Margaret Pauquet and family
Condolence From: Tena & Jeff McKay
To Mark…..Edna, Nancy, Margaret So sorry to hear about the passing of Minnie. Our memories of going to the Deitz house (the farm) include and always will Minnie. And all the fun that was had there. For you Mark….words cannot express the loss for you of both your parents. Our thoughts are with you. Our sincere condolences to you. Tena & Jeff McKay
Condolence From: Kathy Mason and Dennis Martin
To Marg and Jim and their families…So saddened to receive the news of Min’s passing. Our hearts and prayers go out to you. Scoup up those memories and hold on to them tight…. they’re so much more special now. We’ll never forget her…Hugs to you all…
Condolence From: Scott and Tammy Harris
Sherri, Sean, Dawn, John, and family You are in our thoughts and prayers at this very difficult time. Cherish your memories with her and rely on them to help you through this difficult time.
Condolence From: Mike and JoAnne Pickering
Marg,Jim and family so sorry to hear of Minnie’s passing. Our deepest Condolences. At times like this we all need to lean on each other for support. Hold your memories close to your heart. Again our deepest sympathies. Mike and Jo and Family
Condolence From: Dan Durdin
I am so sorry to hear about minnie Please accept my deepest sympathy to all of the family.My thoughts and prayers are with you all.If there is anything I can help with please don’t hesitate to ask.
Condolence From: Dan Durdin
I,m so sorry to hear about Minnie,she will be deeply missed.Please accept my deepest sympathy to all of the family.My thoughts and prayers are with you all.If there is anything I can help with please don,t hesitate to ask,
Condolence From: Nina Knee
Brenda and Family, Please accept our sincere sympathy on the passing of your sister. Our thoughts and prayers are with you always. Nina Knee and Family
Condolence From: Bill Tinney
Gary and Martha and families Sorry to hear the passing of Minnie,I can remember the day Minnie started school it seems like only yesterday.Please except my deepest sympathy.
Condolence From: Eugene & Linda Webber
To the entire Rooseboom & Chappel & extended families We didn’t personally know Minnie, but do know the rest of the girls and also Brian and his family…….We wish to express our deepest sympathy to all and to let you know that you are in our thoughts and prayers as you go through this most difficult time… “One Day At A Time”
Condolence From: Evelyn Steckle Vincent
Minnie’s family, Sincere Sympathy in your GREAT loss. My thoughts and prayers are with each of you. May God grant peace in the midst of this storm.
Condolence From: Roxanne Bloomfield (Lavery)
My sincerest condolences to the entire family on the passing of Minnie , I have many fond memories of all the Rooseboom kids growing up in Hensall with Brenda as my best friend for many years! Please know I am thinking of you all at this sad time. Sincerely, Roxanne Lavery Bloomfield
Condolence From: Tracey Gearlds (Daughter of Neil & Wilma Taylor)
It was with great sadness I learned of Minnie’s passing. She was greatly loved by the Rooseboom and Deitz families. My thoughts and prayers are with Mark and all of Minnie’s friends and relatives. With warmest regards, Tracey