STEINBERG: Lloyd Gordon of Zurich
Posted By Haskett Funeral Homes On August 7, 2011 @ 1:10 AM In Obituary,Zurich | 1 Comment
Lloyd Gordon Steinberg of Zurich, who was born on January 6,1926 passed away surrounded by his family on Sunday Aug 7, 2011 at Bluewater Rest Home, Zurich. Beloved husband and best friend of Leona Mary (Druar) Steinberg. Dear father of Mary and Louis Bender of St. Clements, Susan Hergott of Kitchener, Deborah and Bruce Beirnes of Elmira, Pat and Clayton Lienhart of Kitchener, Paul and Nadia Steinberg of Alton and Catherine Steinberg of R. R. 2 Zurich. Loved by his 14 grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren. Sadly missed by his brothers Donald and Walter and his sister Doris and their families. Predeceased by his mother Agusta Steinberg, brothers Albert, Ralph and Douglas. Lloyd was a naval veteran from the second world war, a 4th Degree and Past Grand Knight of the Knights of Colombus and and an avid Blue Jays fan.
Visitation in the J. M. McBeath Funeral Home, 49 Goshen St. N., Zurich, on Tuesday from 6-8 p.m. The Funeral Mass will be celebrated on Wednesday, August 10, 2011 in St. Boniface Roman Catholic Church, Zurich, Ont at 10 a.m. Fr. Graham Keep celebrant. Knights of Colombus and Parish Prayers will be said at 7:45 p.m. Tuesday evening.
Memorial contributions may be made to the C.N.I.B. or St. Mary’s Hospital Kitchener. The family would like to thank the entire staff of Bluewater Rest Home, Zurich for their Dad’s excellent care and a special thank you to Dwayne and Theresa LaPorte and family and Gord and Cecilia Smith for their devotion to their parents care.
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Condolence From: Bill and Carol Schultz (BFG Credit Union)
Words always seem like futile things at such a time as this, but please know that this heartfelt message brings our deepest sympathy. Our loved ones are forever with us in our thoughts and cherished memories. We know that you will miss Lloyd, this gentle soul, but always remember that he will be watching over you from above.
Condolence From: Christopher Tomlin
Aunt Leone, Mary, Susan, Patti, Debbie, Paul & Catherine,
I can’t begin to express my sadness to you at the loss of Uncle Lloyd. My heart and my prayers are with you always but particularly now during your grief.
I know that Uncle Lloyd is in a wonderful place right now, enjoying the love, warmth and happiness at being at Our Father’s side. A prince among men on earth and a Knight for his Maker in heaven. Even in sadness, find comfort knowing that your husband and father is home.
I love you all very much! My prayers are with you as are my thoughts. I will say a special Novena for Uncle Lloyd and ask my priest here to say a mass in his honour.
God Bless and keep all of you.
Eternal rest grant unto him, oh Lord,
And may your perpetual light shine upon him.
May Lloyd Steinberg’s soul and all the souls of the faithfully departed
Through the mercy of God
Rest in peace.
Amen.
With all my love,
Chris.
Condolence From: Jean Kochut, Susan Brunk
Our prayers are with you in your time of sorrow.
Condolence From: Carl and Jean Steinberg
Condolences to you Lee and all others grieving;
As one of the senior members of the Steinberg family I have seen many strong and sound members of our family depart. Such is life’s journey. I think the best of solace I could offer would be to trust our youth. We all try to pass on the best of our self and our own linage to our children with hope they forward on to their own what is the best of us. So I hope that the best of who is Lloyd Steinberg will live on in your memories and life. May Lloyd’s best wishes for his heirs be fulfilled even in the absence of his physical presence. May your peace and joy return swiftly.
Sharing the lose,
Carl and Jean Steinberg (Windsor, Ontario)
To the remaining Steinbergs I forward on the quest and hope of our (mine and Lloyd’s) grandmother Eliza (Goertz) (1868 – 1953), wife of Johan Steinberg,
“Whoever you are, be noble. Whatever you do, do well.
Whenever you speak, speak kindly. Spread joy wherever you dwell.”