In memory of

Herta Ezers

August 28, 1920 - April 30, 2020

Passed away peacefully on April 30, 2020 at the age of 99.
Beloved wife of Leons (deceased). Born in Latvia but had to leave in 1944, eventually arriving in Canada in 1950.
Predeceased by her son Vilnis (Gita), she will be dearly missed by her son Guntis (Inara), her daughter Edite (Ojars), and her grandchildren Rolands (Kristina), Sandra (Arnis), Peters (Tina), Pauls, and Laura. Also loved by 10 great-grandchildren Eriks, Viktors, Alda, Matiss, Inara, Violetta, Aleksia, Alena, Tomass, and Maksimilian.
Many thanks to the staff of Kristus Darzs Latvian Home for their dedication and care.
If desired, donations in her honour may be made to St. Andrew's Ev. Lutheran Latvian Church (www.standrewslatvian.org) or the Kristus Darzs Latvian Foundation.
Burial to be held privately at York Cemetery.

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Peter Bindemanis & Judi Wallace (Great Aunt)

Entered May 2, 2020 from West Palm Beach, Florida

Herta helped me when I was young and working through some issues. While straight forward with her opinions, her kindness took me through that time. I have loved and appreciated her my entire life. I think of her often.

Peteris

Benita un Janis Bilinskis

Entered May 4, 2020 from London, Ontario

We extend our deepest sympathies to you and your family.
Benita un Janis

Rolands, Kristina, Viktors, Violetta (Grandson and Family)

Entered May 4, 2020 from Toronto, Ontario

Herta, who is known to us as Vecmam or Vecvecmam, will always have a special place in our hearts. Our hearts are with you.
Rolands, Kristina, Viktors and Violetta

Dzintra Lahay

Entered May 4, 2020 from SCARBOROUGH

Vieglas smiltis!

Rasma Caune (long time family friend)

Entered May 4, 2020 from Scarborough

"Tā nu paliek ticība, cerība, mīlestība, šās trīs; bet lielākā no tām ir mīlestība." 1.Kor.13:13
Izsaku dziļu līdzjutību jums visiem.
Sirnībā,
Rasma Caune

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