Elizabeth (Betty) Cornish
Posted By Haskett Funeral Homes On November 28, 2011 @ 10:22 AM In Exeter,Obituary | 5 Comments
CORNISH, Elizabeth (Betty) – Quietly, on Thursday, November 24, 2011 at the Blue Water Rest Home in Zurich, in her 93rd year. Born in Wellingborough, England on February 20, 1919 to Major Richard and Marion Brown the first part of her life was devoted to the study and teaching of ballet and dance, culminating in the founding of the Kilburn School of Dance in 1937. In June 1944 she married Ralph Cornish of Elimville, Ontario, then stationed in England, After the war, they settled near Bayfield and in 1987 retired to Exeter. She is survived by her sons Victor S. Cornish, wife Geraldine and grandchildren Jennifer and Gwen of Langley, British Columbia; and C. Robert Cornish of Exeter, as well as may nieces and nephews, especially her dear niece Jennifer Hall of Pulborough, England.
The family wishes to thank the volunteers and staff at Blue Water Rest Home for making the last years of her life as comfortable and content as they were.
Cremation with a private family graveside service at Exeter Cemetery is planned for a later date.
Donations to the Alzheimer Society would be greatly appreciated.
Elizabeth (Betty) Cornish
Condolences for the family of “Elizabeth (Betty) Cornish”
Rob and family
On behalf of my family and staff please accept my deepest condolences at this difficult time.
Tom Hartai
Brigitte’s/ Thomas H Fine Menswear
Exeter
Robbie I just want to send my sincere sympathy at the loss of your mother I loved her dearly and loved looking after her. Her good humor and wit never left her and she used to make me laugh. I will miss her. Sincerely Angie ( Bluewater Rest Home)
Rob and family..
Sincere sympathy in your loss…I remember your Mom so well when you would bring “Chin Chin” in to the vet clinic. Treasure the memories…
take care..
Elaine (South Huron Vet Clinic)
Rob: When I checked Haskett’s website today, I was sorry to hear of the death of your mother.She sounds like a most interesting person. Regardless of how long our parents are with us, it is always a wrench when they die and it brings back a flood of memory. I know you will miss her and especially your daily tea ritual. May God send you comfort and peace.
Dorothy Henderson,
Minister, Caven Presbyterian Church
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To Betty’s family
Sincere sympathy in your loss. I remember your Mother with fondness.