In memory of

Yvonne Eugenie Cook

July 30, 1926 -  December 3, 2018

It is with gratitude for a life well lived that we announce the passing of our dear Mother, Yvonne, on December 3, 2018 after a brief illness. She was surrounded by her loving daughters Amanda and Julia. Loving wife for 63 years of the late David John Cook (2013) with whom she emigrated to Toronto from England 1954. Beloved Grannie of Lee, Kelly and Jill. Survived by loving sisters Pamela and Sonja of Southsea, England and many extended family members. Yvonne will be sadly missed but never forgotten as she has left a legacy of love and kindness in us all. A Funeral Mass will be held at MERCIFUL REDEEMER Parish, 2775 Erin Centre Blvd, Mississauga, Ontario L5M 5W2 on Wednesday December 12, 2018 at 10:30 a.m. In lieu of flowers memorial donations to Doctors without Borders would be appreciated by the family. Arrangements entrusted to the SIMPLE ALTERNATIVE Funeral Centre, Mississauga.

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Gary Bennell (Friend)

Entered December 9, 2018 from Mississauga, ON

Rest among the angels. You have earned it.

Amanda Stinson (Daughter)

Entered December 9, 2018 from Mississauga

Rest In Peace my lovely, brave, kind, optimistic, steadfast and beautiful inside and out Darling Mama. I loved you so much.
I am so grateful for the blessing of such a great Mother. I will miss you but you’ve left your love in my heart forever. 💕

Dee Inkersole (Neice)

Entered December 9, 2018 from Chelmsford, Essex, GB

Although we lived on different continents I have many wonderful memories of Yvonne from her visits here and a brief visit to Toronto in the ‘70s. Warm, generous, a good sense of humour and the ability to be positive and upbeat; these are some of the things I associate with her.
RIP, Aunt Yvonne x x

Celia Rich (Niece)

Entered December 10, 2018 from Portsmouth, UK

Always a smile, always so gentle, happy and inquisitive of our lives. Yvonne, although living such a distance away managed to make a lasting impression from her visits to the UK. To a very young niece, her Canadian accent seemed so glamorous and her vocabulary so confusing; sidewalk, candy!! But the time between visits just slipped away, once in her presence, as we re-connected with each other. over the decades. She seemed to have such energy and a vitality and lightness of step. Goodnight, Aunt Yvonne. Much love Celia

Anne Crook (Friend)

Entered December 11, 2018 from Vancouver BC

My first friend in Canada 1954, our lives were intertwined for many years. I am so glad I was able to see her in October . Love to Amanda & Julia from Anne

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