Janet Connor formerly of Ingersoll passed away suddenly at her Ilderton home on September 9, 2022 at the age of 91.Beloved wife of the late Ken Connor (1989). Cherished mother of the late Richard Connor (1992), the late Larry Connor (2004), Linda McRae and her husband Ron, and Mark Connor. Proud grandma of Jennifer (Dan), Steven (Darcy), Kevin (Olivia), Emily, Elisha (Mark), and Dylan, and great-grandma of Mackenzie. Dear sister of Ken Moore, and Marlene Minogue. Missed by many nieces, and nephews. Predeceased by parents Bessie (MacDonald) and Hugh Moore, infant sons Jeffery and Paul, daughter-in-law Denise Connor, brother Jim Moore (Jean), sister-in-law Jenny Moore, and brother-in-law Eric Minogue.
Janet was very caring, and nurturing to everyone she met, especially her sons in their final years. Janet was a secretary for Laurier Secondary School, London for many years. She enjoyed her time as part of the Outreach Singers, from Chalmers Presbyterian Church in London. Janet was a talented seamstress who enjoyed crafting and sharing her creations with loved ones. She was loved by many and will be missed by all who knew her. Thank you to the Vintage Green Community, Ilderton for becoming her family. A special thank you to her PSW’s Mai, Kesha, and Claudette for their compassionate, loving care.
Visitation will be held at Haskett Funeral Home, 223 Main Street, LUCAN on Wednesday, September 14 th from 11:30 – 12:30 PM, where the funeral service will be held at 1 PM. Interment Forest Lawn Cemetery, London. For those unable to attend the service, the family invites you to join with them from your home. Stream the service live or at your convenience by visiting www.facebook.com/haskettfh.
Donations to ALS Canada and the Heart & Stroke Foundation.
Kim Bidwell
This is an extremely delayed message. I was searching for someone else and came across Janet’s obituary.
I was the Program Co-Ordinator at the Ingersoll Senior Centre, where I first met Janet. Janet was so enthusiastic about the Centre and all its programs and the importance of our Centre for our Community.
She was a member of our Members Council, played an integral role in establishing the Centre “Bell’s and Bows Bazaar, painted our ‘One” room, re-covering chairs, cooking meals, planning and being a participant in our Annual Christmas Floats. She was enthusiastic about moving to our new and larger location to expand our growth. She was a constant in so many programs and Special Events.
We were sorry to see her move to Ilderton, but she hosted our Walking Club there and members were envious of her new apartment and what it offered, as Ingersoll lacked anything like that.
Janet was always kind, gracious and diplomatic in all matters. I have since retired from the Centre, but when I think of my years there, special members always come to mind and Janet was always one of my favorites.
My sincere condolences, and hope you celebrate all her wonderful memories.
Kim Bidwell
Judy & Harry
Our deepest condolences go out to Janet’s family. She was a caring and loving lady and Harry & I thought the world of her. RIP Janet
Harry & Judy Bond
Jessica and Richard Bloomfield
We send our love to the family as they navigate through this loss. Will be thinking of all of you as you celebrate Janet’s life on Sept. 14 and onwards.
Terri & Rob Freeman
Our deepest condolences at this difficult time Linda and family.
Barbara Chilton
My deepest condolences to you and your family at this time. Many fond memories of the Laurier Ladies!
Beth Cake
To the McRae family,
I am so sorry to hear of the passing of Grandma Connor. My thoughts and prayers are with you all during this difficult time. I hope your beautiful memories, of such a wonderful lady, bring love and comfort for the days to come.
Sending all my love.
Beth
Doug & Linda Scott
Linda & Ron, Mark & extended family members.
Our deepest sympathy at this very sad & difficult time.
We will miss having a visit with her in the atrium at Vintage Green.
Doug & Linda Scott
Tom Telfer
Sending sincere condolences at this sad time. Janet was an excellent secretary at the Forest City School. Her smile was very special.
Bob and Nancy Manning
Sorry for your loss. Take time to treasure all those family memories.
Joan Robson
Although I only knew Janet for a short time in Vintage Green, I felt like she was a true friend. We saw her at coffee last Wednesday! Treasure your memories.
Claudette
I am sending my condolences to you Linda and your family. Your mother was so loved and cared for by you and your family. It was a gift to my life to have met her.
Karen Dube
My deepest condolences on the passing of your amazing Mother. I treasured seeing her every week, and had a wonderful chat with her on Friday. Family was extremely important to her. Cherish the memories.
Marg Harris
Thank you, Janet for being a friendly neighbour and leaving me with fond memories.
Ilderton Agricultural Society
Ron, Linda & Family;
Our deepest condolences to you at this difficult time.
Excel Pharmacy
Our Sincere Condolences
The Staff at Excel Pharmacy
Ruth Carter
In more than ten years that I was acquainted with Janet, I was impressed by her grace, elegance, friendly hospitality and intelligence. If possible, I would have enjoyed spending more time with her getting to know her even better. My sympathy goes out to her immediate family and her brother Ken Moore, his family and her sister Marlene and her family. May Janet rest in peace!
Barry Carson
Janet was a very nice lady and I enjoyed our discussions. She will be missed. May she rest in Peace!
Gerald and Brenda Lenders
Ron, Linda and family,
We wish to pass along our sincere condolences to all of you on the passing of your dear mother, grandmother and just recently a great grandmother. My mother, Jean Cook, also sends her heartfelt condolences. Janet was a good neighbour of hers during her three and a half years at Vintage Green. May the many wonderful memories each of you has, surround you like a warm hug, full of love and laughter.
Sincerely,
Gerald and Brenda
Laurie and Brent Fowles
We will miss you so much Grandma Connor. You were the best friend to Mom and Dad and a wonderful Grandma to our kids even though you weren’t really their Grandma. You were always interested in what the kids were doing and such a warm, kind presence in our lives. We love you. All our love to Linda, Ron, Jenny, Dan, MacKenzie, Steve, Darcy, Kevin, Liv and Emily.
Ellen Bowman
My deepest sympathy to all of Janet’s family. I worked with Janet at Laurier and had many enjoyable meals with her over the years with our dinner group. She will be sadly missed by us all. We’ll raise a glass of wine to toast her amazing life when we next meet.