Lizette passed away peacefully at Sunnybrook Hospital, Palliative Care Unit at 06:45 pm on Sunday, March 5th 2023. Lizette was extremely well cared for and adored by the Doctors and Nurses there. She was either visited or called daily by Loving Family and Friends. Lizette graduated from the American University in Cairo, Egypt, where she spent many memorable weekends with her Aunt Malaka and their daughters Magda and Raga’a. She survived her older sister and life-friend Marika. She was survived by her Loving cousins, George, Nawal, Charlotte, Joseph, Katy, Evelyn, Anna, Laurence, Nabil, Fadia, Kamil, Roger, Lillian, Magda, Raga’a, Julie, Vivien, Erika and their Families in Canada, Europe, Egypt, USA and her Godson Nabil Jr. After University, Lizette accepted a position in Morocco and worked her way up to the Deputy Director of CAFRAD position in Tangier, Morocco in the early 1960’s, where she spent more than 50 Years prior to retiring in Toronto with her Sister, Cousins and their families. Lizette will be remembered for her worldly knowledge and recollection of our Family’s History, through Pictures and the creation of Family Trees, helping us, her cousins, to pass the Family heritage on to future generations. In that respect, she was the glue that held our Family together. Her impeccable memory and story-telling abilities made her conversations extremely interesting and exciting. No matter the subject line, it always felt like you were there. After our Parents and elders passed, Lizette became our guiding light, giving us advice with all of our problems and issues of the day. She kept her Cousins close to each other by arranging the infamous weekly Bayview Village ‘for Coffee’ gatherings. Lastly, Lizette’s generosity towards Family and Friends was unsurpassed. At Christmas, Easter, Birthdays and all other occasions, you know that you’ll be greeted with a gift in hand from Lizette. We will love, cherish and fondly remember you for as long we live. Until we meet again Dear Lizo.