
KUNTZ: Angela (Schwehr) Kuntz of Grand Bend, peacefully, in her Beach O’Pines dream home, with her Loving family at her side, on July 24th, 2022, after a courageous battle with pancreatic cancer for 17 months. She was born in Carrick twp, (Mildmay) Bruce County.
She is survived by Linus, her loving husband of nearly 58 years, daughters Karen (Kurt) Davidson of Amherstburg, Arlene (Rob) Bryson of Dashwood, and son Kevin (Chere Davidson) of Guelph. Proud Grandma to Trevor Bryson, Brett Bryson, Tyler Davidson and Brendan Davidson.
Dearly missed by her brother Gerald (Mary Anne) Schwehr and sister Margarita Lipskie of Mildmay, In-laws Harvey (Dianne) Kuntz of Wingham, Dorothy (Lloyd deceased 2008) Kuntz of Waterloo, Norbert (Patricia) Kuntz of Port Elgin, Joseph Kuntz (Elaine deceased 2012) of Mildmay, Ruth (Ronald) Gordon of Kincardine, Helen (Donald) Meyer of Walkerton, James (Marlene) Kuntz of Sequin, Carol (Hal) Dietrich of Kitchener and many nieces, nephews and their families.
Predeceased by her parents Joseph & Margaret (Schumacher) Schwehr and In-laws Jerome & Vera (Goll) Kuntz.
Angela attended Sacred Heart High School, Walkerton.
After high school, she was employed by Dr. Bill & Sheila Lobsinger, Walkerton. Subsequently moved to Kitchener working at Weston Bakeries for several years.
Following marriage she moved to Niagara Falls, as Linus’ banking career required frequent relocations including Aurora, Fort Erie, St. Catharines, Kitchener, Woodstock, Chatham, Grand Bend, back to Kitchener and then retired to their permanent home in Grand Bend.
After being a stay at home mom she returned to work in Chatham in retail ladies fashions and footwear stores.
Following the move to Grand Bend was employed with seasonal ladies wear, maintaining spring/summer employment while residing in apartment in Kitchener during winter. Retired after birth of her first grandchild.
Angela had been active in numerous community and charitable organizations including fundraising for Canadian Cancer Society, Heart and Stroke, and Community Living, former member of Beta Sigma Phi Woodstock and Chatham and Social & Recreation committee in Southcott Pines Park Association. Active curler for 25 years, including Chatham Granite, Exeter, Guelph, Kitchener Granite and Forest clubs.
Angela was Eucharistic Minister at Immaculate Heart of Mary Church Grand Bend (30 years), active member CWL for over 30 years. She was founding member Ladies Probus Club of Grand Bend. Volunteer, past director & Life member in Grand Bend & Area Horticultural Society, Life member Southcott Pines Park Association (volunteer recognition) and member Beach 0’Pines Association. She was an avid gardener and recipient of numerous garden awards.
Travels took her coast to coast in Canada, Nassau Bahamas, Cuba, Alaska, California, Europe, northern United States and had been a snowbird in Florida for numerous years.
Her greatest enjoyment was being with family, the outdoors, walking, and gardening.
Special Thanks to the Doctors at London Health Science Centre CLIPS program, Dr. Glen Maddison, Medical Director, St Joseph’s Hospice and his associates, the Nurses with Bayshore Healthcare and PSW’s with VON Erie St. Clair District Home care for the compassionate Care and empathy they exhibited while Angela was under their Care. To the Grand Bend Community, family and friends for their prayers, soups, flowers and well wishes during Angela’s fight to survive.
Resting at the T. Harry Hoffman & Sons Funeral Home, Dashwood, with Visitation on Wednesday, July 27, 2022, from 2 to 4 p.m. with CWL Prayers at 3:45 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. with Parish and Family Prayers at 7 p.m.
A Celebration of Angela’s life and Mass of Christian Burial will be held at Immaculate Heart of Mary Roman Catholic Church, Grand Bend, on Thursday, July 28, 2022 at 11:00 a.m. with Rev. Fr. John Comiskey Celebrant.
Internment in Pinery Cemetery, Klondyke Road, Grand Bend
In lieu of flowers, if desired, memorial donations can be made in Angela’s name (payable directly) to London Health Science Foundation CLIPS, Cystic Fibrosis Foundation or Crohn’s and Colitis Canada would be appreciated by the family.














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Fred Cook
Sincerest condolences to Lin and family for their loss.
Fred & Norma Cook
London
Linda Dietrich
Sincere sympathy to Linus & Family. our thoughts and prayers are with all of you.
Linda & Jim Dietrich.
Ginger and Bill Weber
Dear Linus and family
We were so saddened to hear about the passing of Angela. We met during the Communities in Bloom project and enjoyed many conversations since that time. Together you made Lambton Shores a better place. She will be missed by so many people. Thinking of you at this time. Love Ginger and Bill xo
Jim Chapman
Linus and Family;
My deepest sympathy !
Many good memories from times at the Exeter Curling Club.
Steve and Ann Robertson
Dear Linus and Family, Both Steve and I were saddened to hear of the passing of your sweet Angela! Remembering back to the wonderful times we shared together when we all lived in Southcott Pines…..so many marvellous memories! Please know that our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this most difficult time. Love, Ann and Steve
Jean Mason
My sincere condolences to the Kuntz Family.
I meant Angela when I joined the Probus Group in Grand Bend 15 years ago. What a dear and sweet lady is was to all of our members. Always greeting you with a friendly smile and a hello.
Rest In Peace my dear friend.
eric brown
Sorry for your lose our thoughts and prayers go out to you and your family
Barb and Eric Brown
Nancy-Rae and Bob Lovie
Lin and Family:
So very saddened to hear of Angela’s last 17 month journey..She was such a kind, generous and happy woman before her illness…I will always think of her everyday when I look out at all my hosta gardens that she gave me the plants many years ago…She was one of the best volunteers I have ever known especially from her membership at SPPA and the Grand Bend CWL…She was always there to help with anything she was asked to do…I’m really going to miss her!!!!
Our prayers and thoughts are with you all..
Valerie & Graham Whitehead
Valerie and I were saddened to hear of the passing of Angela. She was a special lady that always made you feel welcome in her home, and made it special to be part of Beach O’ Pines. To Linus and family. We hope that, from time to time, you will find yourself smiling , as you think back on the great memories you all shared.
richard jennison
Linus and Family,
Sorry to hear of your loss , our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time.
Rich and Wendy
Doug and Debbie Procter
So sorry to hear of Angela’s passing. She always had a welcoming smile whenever we saw her. We met Angela and Linus soon after moving to Grand Bend 19 years ago and have cherished their friendship ever since. Our sincere condolences to Linus and family. Doug and Debbie Procter
Theresa & Randy Ryan
So very sorry for your loss. Aunt Angela was a wonderful Aunt and Godmother who enjoyed being with family. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all during this difficult time. Sincerely, Randy & Theresa (nee Kuntz) Ryan & Family.
Chris Litschko
We sincerely send our condolences to the Kuntz family. Angela was a special person who welcomed and entertained us many years ago as part of her family. She was a joyful person that made everyone around her happy. Our thoughts are with the entire Kuntz family.
Sincerely,
Juliette & Chris Litschko
Peggy Thompson
Sending heartfelt condolences and prayers to the entire family.
Peggy, Greg, Patrick (Emily) and Michael (Kait) Thompson
Doug and Joyce McBeath
We are so saddened to read of Angela’s passing. Our sympathy and prayers to you Lin and Karen, Arlene and Kevin and your families. We will always remember her warm welcome and her smile when in her presence. Let your memories sustain you