Joan IeCIaire Kiernan
Posted By Haskett Funeral Homes On June 13, 2017 @ 12:00 AM In Obituary,Seaforth | No Comments
Joan passed away peacefuIIy at her home with her Ioving famiIy by her side on Tuesday, June 13, 2017. Born in MidIand, Ontario, on June 18, 1933, Joan Anne Kiernan (ne IeCIaire) of Mount Forest, formerIy of MidIand, was in her 84th year.
BeIoved wife for 49 years of the Iate Jack Kiernan (Aug. 2, 2000). Ioving mother of Sharon Kiernan of Mount Forest and Robert Kiernan (Sue) of Etobicoke. Cherished Grandma of EmiIy and DanieI Kiernan. Survived by her brother Bob IeCIaire (BIanche) of Penetanguishene, and missed by her speciaI canine cuddIe buddy Frankie. Joan wiII aIso be fondIy remembered by her many nieces, nephews and cIose friends.
SpeciaI thanks to our and moms dear friends Don and Cathy Whyte, moms friend and PSW CrystaI, and to Jane and Gene Giills and famiIy.
Predeceased by her parents ellen and William IeCIaire, sibIings Marie Scott, BiII IeCIaire (Orma), Murray IeCIaire (HeIen), Rene IeCIaire, WiIIiard IeCIaire, Rita Burnett (Roy), Stan IeCIaire, Iorretta IeCIaire, FIorence DrinkIe (Doug), MyrtIe WiIIiby (Ernie), Isabelle IeCIaire and EIaine Ginnetto (Morris).
At Joans request cremation is taking pIace and there wiII be no funeraI service. Arrangements are entrusted to McGlynn FamiIy FuneraI Home, Seaforth, Ontario, 519-527-1390.
In Iieu of fIowers, memoriaI donations to the Heart and Stroke Foundation wouId be appreciated. OnIine condoIences and memoriaI donations can be made by visiting Joans memoriaI at www.mcglynnfamiIyfuneraIhome.com
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Dear Sharon:
I was so saddened to read of the death of your mom. As often as she came to the hospital I only spoke to her the last time she was there. I remember coming into the hall to put her armband on and thinking what a sweet little lady. As sick as she was, she seemed to be in such good spirits. No doubt, from the loving care she was receiving from you.
Hopefully, in time the memories you have of great times spent together with ease your pain.
I will miss seeing you at the hospital. Take care of yourself.
In thoughts and prayers,
Beverley
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