In memory of

Dorothy Jane Redman

December 28, 1947 -  November 28, 2025

It is with heavy hearts, that we announce the passing of Dorothy Jane Redman, age 77.
Her life taken peacefully on November 28, 2025 while in Centenary Hospital (Scarborough Health Network).

Dorothy was born in East York Township, Ontario on December 28, 1947.

Dorothy will be missed dearly by her immediate and extended family.
She leaves behind her children, Wayne (son), Gail (daughter), Erik (son-in law), grandchildren; Ryan, Alex and Emma. Her absence also felt strongly by ex-husband, Cliff of over 40 years of marriage.

Dorothy was a wonderful, kind quiet soul with a beautiful smile.
She was most happy and fulfilled being around her family, friends and pets. Her love of animals; with her devotion to her cats of over the years, the late Fluffy and later Tiger, and past dog, Faith.

She always enjoyed music; and would be found humming and clapping to the sounds around her.

She was a breast cancer survivor; who had suffered a long term struggle with Dementia from 2015.

She lived most of her life at her own home in Scarborough; before relocating to Abbeylawn (Retirement home) in 2019. Abbeylawn was her final home; that provided a secure, supportive compassionate environment providing excellent care to her everyday needs. The staff of Abbeylawn have been greatly saddened by her loss.

In honour of her passing; a funeral service has been arranged on Friday December 5, 2025 at Pine Hills Funeral Centre and Cemetery at 2:30 p.m.

All friends and family are welcome and appreciated.

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Paula Waheed (Friend)

Entered November 29, 2025

Sincerest condolences for your loss Gail and family. May she rest in peace and in the arms of God. Thinking and praying for the family. May God provide the strength and comfort you need at this time.

Helen Thorn (Friend)

Entered December 1, 2025 from 168 Bonis Avenue, Unit 409, Scarborough, Ont. M1T 3V6

Dorothy was my very dear friend for close to sixty years. I remember all the fun times we shared. We always were laughing. She was a very special person and very kind. I will miss her. All the times we went shopping, having lunch she especially liked Mandarin and playing cards with her and Cliff and spending time at the cottage. So many wonderful memories. I loved her and will miss her greatly. Rest in peace.
Love Helen😘

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