MOYER: Dawn Nora (Harris) of London
Posted By Haskett Funeral Homes On July 13, 2026 @ 10:58 AM In Lucan, Obituary | 11 Comments
In Loving Memory of Dawn Nora Moyer (née Harris)
It is with deep sadness that we announce the passing of Dawn Moyer at the age of 73.
Born in Toronto, Ontario, Dawn dedicated 36 years of her life to caring for others as a nurse. Her compassion, kindness, and unwavering commitment to helping people left a lasting impact on countless patients, colleagues, friends, and family.
Outside of her career, Dawn was a talented seamstress whose creativity was reflected in everything she made. Music was one of her greatest passions. She loved to sing and shared her beautiful voice as a member of her church choir and with a barbershop chorus. Whether she was singing, dancing, or simply sharing her infectious smile, Dawn brought joy wherever she went.
Above all else, Dawn’s greatest happiness came from being a grandmother. Her beloved granddaughter, Vaughn, was the light of her life, and the love they shared was immeasurable.
Dawn was predeceased by her loving parents, Warren and Loretta Harris, and her sister, Connie Ward.
She will be forever missed by her son, Scott; her daughter, Shammi (Allan); her cherished granddaughter, Vaughn; her brother and sister-in-law, Len and Colleen; her nieces and nephews, Lorianne and Peter, Chad, Jennifer, and Lee; her dear lifelong friend, Rae; her former husband, Jack; and many extended family members and friends whose lives she touched with her warmth, generosity, and gentle spirit.
Dawn’s legacy is one of compassion, music, laughter, and unconditional love. Though she is no longer with us, her songs, her smile, and the kindness she shared will continue to live on in the hearts of all who knew and loved her.
She will be deeply missed and lovingly remembered always.
Condolences for the family of “MOYER: Dawn Nora (Harris) of London”
She was a lovely person and I am sure will be sadly missed. On behalf of the Clarkson family we would like to send our condolences to the family.
Vaughn, Al and myself miss you so much!!! Sure is an emptiness at home.
Dawn will always have a special place in my heart for her love of music and her church. May she rest in Peace now.
Good bye my dear Auntie and Godmother.
Even though we lived an Ocean apart you always were there for me and like a second Mum to me.
You flew over for my Christening to England in 1977 when I was one years old as a proud Godmother.
Have amazing memories of 1996 when me and Mum (your Sister Connie) coming over at a very tough time having Lost Dad the month before. But you helped make some great memories in the month we was over. Notable ones Me and you clubbing and bar crawl in Toronto via a school bus tagging onto a stag party. Also remember going to Medievil Times with the family. In early 2000 you come over with Gran and Len to England; So many great memories with you all on that trip and pub crawls in England. Also in 2005 you flew over to support me when my mum died (Connie your Sister) Also have amazing memories of when i live in Canada between 04-06 you always made time for me notably us going Clubbing in London Ontario and meals together. And again in 2010 you come to England for my wedding and sang at my wedding and supported through planning of the wedding. In 2012 your final visit you come over to see my son David as a baby with Shammi and i know Shammi also shares so many lovely memories of that trip. Sadly this was the last time I physically saw My Godmum but we used to speak and message regulary over the years. Until sadly your illness took above I still spoke on occasions but could see you drifting from you loved ones. I have to say a big special thank you to Shammi you and Al deserve so much credit making dawns end years supported and loved. Go be with my Mum (Connie your Sister), Grandad and Grandma and all our other lost family this is not the end we will reunite all of us when it is our time. Much Love forever in my heart my dear Aunt.
Dawn had a beautiful smile and caring heart. She will be missed. It was a privilege to have crossed paths with her. Sending hugs to the family.
My condolences to you Shammi as well as the rest of your family. It’s so hard losing a parent. Enjoy the sweet memories she had with your darling daughter Vaughn.
Heartfelt condolences to you Shammi, Scott, Al and Vaughn. Dawn was a lovely person, a wonderful singer and also helped me decorate the church for Christmas when she was able to. Loved it when she sang the “Holy City” among many other favorites. She had a great smile. I remember how proud she was of her new granddaughter and showing us her pictures. Memories keep her near to us. Hugs, thoughts and prayers to you all.
So sorry for your loss, we missed her tremendously in our church choir, we loved her solos especially at Christmas. Ida Traxler
So sorry for your family’s loss. I worked with Dawn in dialysis for many years. She altered a dress for me for a friends wedding. I ran into your mom a couple years ago at the park in wortley village. She always was smiling. May she rest in peace. Was a pleasure knowing your mom. God bless. Mary Sickles
Dear Moyer Family,
I just found about the passing of Dawn. My sincere condolences on your loss. Dawn was a wonderful lady and a pleasure to have known.
Take Care
Dr. Jack
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