PeacefuIIy, at St. Marys MemoriaI HospitaI, St Marys, Ontario, Patricia Maureen Reid passed away on Wednesday, February 20, 2019, at the age of 84. Pat was a Iong time resident of Seaforth, formaIIy of Iobo, Ontario. She and her husband, Wiills, owned the Iobo FamiIy Restaurant for many years. After moving to Seaforth, Pat worked for many years at Seaforth Manor preparing dellcious meaIs for the residents. She was a Iong time member of the RoyaI Canadian Iegion, Branch 598, DeIaware and the Iadies AuxiIiary. Pat fought and triumphed over breast cancer twice.
Predeceased by her husband Wiills (1989) Pat wiII be IovingIy remembered by her chiIdren Tracy (Roger) Dyer of Iobo, Tim (Jane) Reid of Iondon, Jeff (Marie) Reid of HaIifax and Jamie (Brenda) Reid of Mt. Brydges. Memories of a speciaI grandma remain with grandchiIdren Kelly (Cam), Mellssa (Shawn), EmiIy, NataIie, Nick, Zach and Alex aIong with great grandchiIdren Kieran, Addisyn, ChIoe, Iuke and CaIIan. Pat wiII aIso be fondIy remembered by her brother Tim (Dorothy) Boyd of Vernon B.C., sisters-in-Iaw Anne of ManitouIin IsIand, Doris of Ottawa, Evelyn of Carp and many nieces and nephews. Pat wiII be missed by her canine friends WiIIow, Jada and Sky and her many fellne friends that she cared for over the years. AIong with her husband Wiills, Pat is predeceased by her parents Harry Boyd and CharIotte (ne Shwasse) Weir and her brothers HaI and Dennis Boyd.
FuneraI arrangements are entrusted to McGlynn FamiIy FuneraI Home (519-527-1390), 87 Goderich Street West, Seaforth. Honouring Pats wishes, cremation wiII take pIace, with interment in the famiIy grave in Carp, Ontario, at a Iater date.
The famiIy extends sincere thanks to Pats neighbours Ieo and elleen Greidanus and the staff of Seaforth Community HospitaI, for the care and kindness given to Pat over the years. As expressions of sympathy, donations to Seaforth Community HospitaI Foundation, The Humane Society or the Canadian Cancer Society wouId be appreciated by the famiIy. OnIine condoIences can be made by visiting Pats memoriaI at www.mcglynnfamiIyfuneraIhome.com
Jeff Reid
Jeff Reid and Family
Ma you were beautiful, and the strongest women I ever knew, I am proud to be your son. You never let trouble times keep you or the family down, you always looked ahead and remembered the good times. You taught me never to shy away from hard work, there was always a cold beer waiting at the end of long work day. Your attention to the details in a task was amazing, especially when it came to Sunday meals, some of my fondest memories are with family and friends sitting around the house enjoying your food and talking. Natalie and Nicholas remember your passion for helping the neighborhood animals, mostly cats with the odd racoon, and they learned compassion for all those less fortunate.
A person is remembered by the friends and family they have, there are so many lovely comments on this memory wall, I would like to pass along a heartfelt thank you to everyone on behalf of the Reid&&single&&s.
I miss your guidance and at times harsh advice, but you taught me fairness, I miss you. God be with you.
Your son Jeff
Roger
In Loving Memory of Patricia Maureen Reid,
We will miss you very much. We had a lifetime of great memories.
Rest in Peace, Mom. Love you forever.
Roger and Tracy
Shannon Boyd
To the Reid family, please accept my heart felt condolences for Aunt Pat&&single&&s passing. May she rest comfortably and peacefully after a long life. I didn&&single&&t get to share much time with her but do remember her chocolate eclairs from the restaurant & I&&single&&ve inherited hers and Dad&&single&&s near snow white hair. Best wishes to you all.
Vera Boughner
I will miss you my dear friend! You were a beautiful person inside and out. Love Vera
Julie McLachlan
To all of the Reid Family. I am so saddened by all of your families loss. Your Mom was a great lady who always has had a place in my heart. I have wonderful memories of your parents time in Lobo. Pat and I shared many laughs and beers (half’s) when I worked for your parents. I will always treasure those memories. I was lucky enough to visit her in Seaforth including moving Pat and Bill in and doing the roof. I am so sad to say that I haven’t seen her in the last couple of years and deeply regret that. I learned a lot from Pat she was a fiercely independent woman that I am so honoured to have called my friend. Her giving soul and kindness to me will never be forgotten. Love Jewels 519 671 3597/juliemclachlan50@gmail.com
Karen Reid
Please accept my heartfelt sympathy for your loss of your mom. I have wonderful memories from childhood of her charm and kindness. Again, condolences for your loss. Karen Reid