DIETRICH: Mary Clare (Glavin)
Posted By On November 5, 2021 @ 12:00 AM In Dashwood,Exeter,Obituary | 16 Comments
DIETRICH: Peacefully, with family by her side, on Friday, November 5, 2021, at Mount Hope LTC, London, Mary Clare (Glavin) Dietrich, formerly of Mount Carmel, just 10 days after her 99th Birthday. Beloved wife of the late Charles “Charlie” Peter Dietrich (1984). Loved mother and mother-in-law of Rosemary and Dave McCallum of Wetaskiwin, AB, Larry and April Dietrich of Winchester, Eleanor Eckert of Guelph, JoAnne and Richard Muegge of LaSalle, Michael Dietrich of Dutton, Madeline Dietrich of Ottawa, late Mary Catherine Dietrich (1953), Theresa Dietrich of London, Liz Dietrich of Mount Carmel, Joe and Georgina Dietrich of Ilderton, Chas Dietrich of Ottawa and David and Mey Chea Dietrich of Gatineau, QC. Cherished grandma of 20 grandchildren and 22 great-grandchildren. Dear sister-in-law of Hazel Glavin of Mount Carmel and Marcella Glavin of Strathroy. Predeceased by her parents Charles and Mary (Sullivan) Glavin, granddaughter Alice Dietrich-O’Connor, grandson John Muegge, great-grandson Jaxon Breynaert, son-in-law Peter Eckert, siblings Joe and Martina Glavin, John and Teresa Glavin, Fr. Basil Glavin, Madeline Glavin, Pat Glavin, Ray Glavin, Helen and Hanlon McDonald and in-laws Bill and Ann Dietrich, Jerome and Ruth Dietrich, Clare and Dennis O’Rourke, Sidone and Gordon McKeever, Leonard and Dorothy Dietrich, Merle and Claude Gelinas, Earl and Yvonne Dietrich. Resting at the T. Harry Hoffman & Sons Funeral Home, Dashwood with Visitation for Family and Friends on Tuesday, November 9, 2021 from 5 to 8 p.m. (masks and social distancing applies). The Private Family Funeral Mass will be Celebrated at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Roman Catholic Church, Mount Carmel on Wednesday, November 10, 2021. The Rev. Fr. Vince Guilikers Celebrant. Interment Our Lady of Mount Carmel Roman Catholic Cemetery. Mary’s life focus was her faith and her family. She was known for her love of lively fiddle music, reading and her devotion to St. Theresa. She will be fondly remembered for her annual propagation of geraniums, enjoying her riding lawnmower and greeting newcomers at church. It was her faith and family that took her on travels to Columbia, Venezuela, Zimbabwe and France. She was a lifelong member of the Mount Carmel C.W.L. The Family wishes to express our sincere thank you to all of the staff on the 4th Floor, St. Mary’s Building at Mount Hope for all their kindness and caring to our mom. Donations in her honour, if you wish (payable directly) to the Precious Blood Sisters of London, Ontario, the Carmelite Sisters of St. Agatha, Ontario and the South Huron Food Bank.
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You are with the angels now grandma we love you and know you will watch over us all ❤
Thinking of all your family with love.
Susannah Joyce
To all the Dietrich family,
Our heartfelt condolences on the loss of Aunt Mary. She was a kind and gentle soul.
My brother Glenn and I visited her in December 2019, and she was as sharp as ever. She and Glenn were talking about how someone was related, and she corrected Glenn! We laughed about that on our way home.
Although she lived a long life, you’ve still lost your Mom. It doesn’t matter the age, it’s still the same pain.
Thinking about all of you. Sending hugs your way to all.
Mary(O’Rourke) & Jim MacGregor
Eleanor, you have my sympathy on the death of your mother, Mary Clare
Sincerely Barbara Jones
Our thoughts and prayers are with you all. Your mother was a remarkable lady – a role model for all. ❤️❤️
Len and Jane Muegge and family
My sincere sympathies to all your great family.
Thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Chantal Dietrich
Sincere sympathy to all the family, our thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Jim & Linda Dietrich
To the Dietrich and all extended families.
Sending our condolences to all of you.
Mary was already a Saint while she was alive.
Sweetest lady – with her meet and greet smile.
She sure left her mark on us,
Let the world know she was here, with everything she did
Laid a lot of memories down,
that we’ll always carry ’round.
RIP
Mary
The Marrinan family
Our sincere condolences to the Dietrich family.
It’s been a gift to have been included in the warmth of Mary’s smile and her genuine concern for those around her.
She was a beautiful lady and will be truly missed.
Linda Ferguson and the Fleming Family
To the Dietrich family, my sincere condolences. Mary was always such a friendly and welcoming soul. I visited her a few times after my mom passed away and I went to a mass said in her honour at Mount Carmel Church. Mary was always at morning mass and extended an invitation to me to come over for tea before I left to return to St. Thomas. I always enjoyed my chats with Mary as she asked questions and reminisced about past years in Mount Carmel. She had such a lovely smile and manner. I loved how her voice laughed in the middle of her sentences! I’m sure the memories she gave her family and friends will be remembered for along time in the future. My prayers are with you in this time of sorrow.
Wendy (Trainor) Thomson
To all of Mary’s Family and Extended Families,
Our sincere condolences on Mary’s passing. She was a very caring lady, always having time to chat. She is missed by the community since moving to London, and will always be missed.
May your faith and many memories of happy times together comfort each of you always.
Milt and Barb Dietrich
We would like to extend our deepest condolences on the loss of your Mom.
When we moved to Mount Carmel in 1967 it was a bit of a culture shock coming from Toronto but we immediately felt at home by the warm and welcoming residences of this little hamlet which included your mom and the Dietrich family.
Your mom was always so sweet and greeted everyone with a smile, but we always knew not to visit when Jeopardy was on.
The matriarch of Mount Carmel is now gone but we hope the wonderful memories you have of her ease your loss.
From Nik and Marlene Jeromkin and Family.
We couldn’t have had a better neighbour living next-door to your Mom for 15 years.
She was always smiling and if she saw us would stop to say hi or have a chat over the fence on her way to church.
She had the most amazing memory of stories from the past and always thought she could write a book of life in Mount Carmel and the area.
We were always so impressed at her age how she would fire up the ride on and off she went to cut her grass. It appeared this was a task she enjoyed.
We are thinking of you and may the loving memories of your Mom ease your loss and bring you comfort.
Gaby and Scott Darling
Dear Dietrich Family,
We always enjoyed our visits with your Mom. When we think of her each of you will be in our thoughts too. May your many memories help to bring you comfort.
With deepest sympathy,
Bob and Adele McCallum
Liz, So sorry to hear about your Mom. I remember her from years ago when I would come to your house. She was so soft spoken and such a nice lady. Thinking of all of you at this sad time.
Joanne Hodge
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Rosemary- sincere condolences at the passing of your mother. You have many years of memories to help fill the hole in your heart. May she rest in peace.
You are in my thoughts- Marie