In memory of

Audrey Florence Welch

January 11, 1928 - May 14, 2017

Peacefully at East General Hospital Toronto on Sunday, May 14th with her loving family by her side. Audrey Florence Welch in her 89th year. Beloved wife of the late Albert Hall Welch. Loving Mother of Bruce Albert Welch and Daughter in Law Linda Welch of Campbellford, Ontario. Proud grandmother of Crystal and Kevin. Great Grandmother of Owen, Norah, Lilly, and Colton. Survived by her brother Syd Gasson. There will be no visitation or service as her request was family only. Arrangements: Pine Hills Cemetery and funeral centre. Donations Heart and Stroke and Canadian Cancer.

Guestbook

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Linda and Bruce (Son and daughter in law)

Entered May 18, 2017 from Campbellford

Rest in peace mom your greatly missed already...we still can't believe your gone we hope your at peace with all your family around you.
Those we love don't go away
They walk beside us every day
Unseen, Unheard, but always near
Still loved, still missed and very dear.....

Crystal Smith (granddaughter)

Entered May 18, 2017 from Newcastle

Grandmother you will be missed dearly by me and your great grandchildren Owen 8 and Norah 22 months. Owen will remember you and think of you often as will I. May you rest in peace with grandpa and Buster your favourite pet.
God has you in your arms, We have you in our hearts xoxoxo

Pamela Monson (Friend)

Entered May 18, 2017 from Toronto, Ontario

Great Lady and nice to be her presents. Rest in Peace.

Claude @ Gloria Landry (Friend)

Entered May 18, 2017 from Lewiston Maine

So sorry to hear of your loss. Our condolences

Jeanne Ann VanFossan (Long family friend)

Entered May 18, 2017 from Toronto ohio

So sorry to hear of this great ladies passing. What wonderful memories I have from all the years we were together up in Canada. Many prayers to all of you. Love you all.

Life Stories

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Crystal Smith (granddaughter)

Entered May 18, 2017 from Newcastle

my grandmother was a beautiful woman. She loved to look pretty and she took pride in how she looked.
My "nanny" as my brother and I called her spent many days watching over my brother and I as we were growing up. She especially enjoyed taking us to her cottage and making sure we always had a salmon or tuna sandwich for lunch!

She took pride in her home where she lived for 68 years! wow! she also volunteered her hours at the local school near by helping with lunch duty and never missed an episode of "General Hospital", both grandma and I loved to watch scary or thriller type movies together, she was never scared even though I was!
I am going to miss you dear nanny as you always cared so deeply and worried about us with so much love. We cannot image a day without going to Toronto and visiting you while we are there.
You were totally independent until two weeks until the day you died at age 89. No walker and no help! you truly inspire me as a woman. Love you lots

Crystal Welch-Smith