MACINTYRE: Glory Marion (Fenwick) of Toronto
Posted By Haskett Funeral Homes On April 5, 2024 @ 9:46 PM In Exeter,Obituary | 10 Comments
February 5, 1925-March 30, 2024
Glory, a remarkable woman, passed away peacefully with family by her side, at the age of 99 in Strathroy Middlesex General Hospital. Beloved wife of Alexander MacIntyre (1992). Loving mother of Carol and son-in-law Sam Wakeam. Born and raised on a farm located in what is now Mississauga, she later moved to the city after marrying her beloved Al. Following Al’s passing, she relocated to downtown Toronto, fulfilling her lifelong dream of living by the waterfront. The vibrant downtown atmosphere resonated with her spirit, and she embraced it wholeheartedly.
Glory was an independent, tenacious, and beautiful person. Her keen intellect and curiosity made her an interesting conversationalist, and she cherished connecting with people. She held leadership roles, serving as the charter president of the Pilot Club, Scarborough and as a member of the Order of the Eastern Star. Throughout her career, she excelled as a professional executive assistant, supporting several company presidents.
Married to Al for 44 years, their love story was enduring. Al’s untimely departure left an indelible mark on Glory’s heart, and she spoke of their wonderful life together with unwavering fondness. Early in their marriage, she saved diligently and purchased a property lot on Lake Dalrymple. Together, they built a cozy cottage, a haven where family and friends gathered for countless joyful days.
Glory’s pride and joy was her daughter, Carol. Their close bond brought immense comfort, and Carol’s unwavering support sustained Glory through life’s challenges. Even when she lost her sight in her later years, Glory’s resilience shone brightly.
She leaves behind a legacy of kindness, generosity, and love that her family and numerous friends will remember her for. As Glory embarks on her final journey, reunited with Al, her spirit remains in our hearts. Rest in peace Mom.
Proud Gramma of Jason (Helen), Michael, Jamie (Cheryl), Steven (Caitlin). Adored Great-Gramma of Carson, Riley, Owen, Kaitlyn, Spencer, and Dylan. Fondly remembered by Jennifer, and Lindsay and many nieces and nephews. Predeceased by her parents Thomas and Bertha Fenwick, brother William (Frances) Fenwick and Alexander’s siblings and their spouses; Robert (Doris) MacIntyre, Margaret (William) Orser, George (Rachel) MacIntyre.
Keeping with Glory’s wishes, cremation has taken place. Our family would like you to join us for her Celebration of Life on Friday April 19th from 2:00 to 4:00pm at St. John’s Dixie Cemetery and Crematorium Reception Hall, 737 Dundas Street East, Mississauga, Ontario.
In lieu of flowers, the family would appreciate donations be made to West Neighbourhood House, CNIB or MS Society.
Condolences for the family of “MACINTYRE: Glory Marion (Fenwick) of Toronto”
Glory was a noble lady of distinction and dignity. As fellow residents at Queens Harbour since 1999, we formed a camaraderie that lasted through the years. We were always ready and available to assist her at home when her eyesight began to fail. We will miss her but never forget her legacy. John & Teresa Needham
Carol, I am so sorry for your loss. I can see you in her. She had an incredible life, and will be missed. You have many memories to help you at this time, and, in the future.
Sandy N
To Carol, Sam & Family. Deepest sympathy for your loss.
I will always remember Aunt Glory very fondly.
She and Uncle Al hosted many memorable, fun family week ends at Lake Dalrymple.
She is at peace.
With love, Sharon, Jim and Family
Carol I am so sorry for the loss of your Mother. It sounds like you had a beautiful relationship and I’m sure you will miss her deeply. My condolences to you and your entire family
Carol and Sam. So sorry to hear of the loss of your mother. Losing a loved one is never easy. She sounded like a wonderful woman just like the one she raised! May only the tears and not the memories fade with time.
Hugs to you Carol.
Trina and the Chickenman.
Carol, Sam and Family,
Our deepest sympathy and caring thoughts to you all. Your memories will always keep her with you.
Love,
Whitey and Jane
Carol & Sam ,
Glory’s memory and cheerful kindness will always be remembered. She was a wonderful woman and we cherish our memories with her & with your family at gatherings over the years. Our thoughts are with you in this difficult time. We smile to know that she & Al can be reunited peacefully now.
Love, Heather & Josh
Carol , Sam and family
We are so sorry for your loss. Carol, your mom was a very special person. Aunt Glory will definitely be missed. Loved sharing stories with her and her zest for life always made us all smile!
Sending you and your family strength during this difficult time.
Never forgotten & Forever in our hearts.
Love, Lynn Fenwick & Family
I was Glory’s concierge for a number of years. Glory was the defintion of grace, kindness, compassion and spirit. I had the absolute pleasure of our conversations- she was truly an amazing human being and was lucky to be in her orbit. I will absolutely miss her and am truly sorry for your family’s loss.
Burt Mason
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Carol, Sam and Family,
Please accept our Deepest Sympathy in your loss . She sounds like a lovely lady and despite having her for so many years, you will miss her deeply.
Treasure your many memories of her and hold them close to your hearts where she will always remain and remember that LOVE never dies.
RIP.
Sincerely,
Edward and Linda Fox