In Celebration of

Elizabeth Louise Hamilton

August 13, 1938 - February 10, 2026

On Tuesday February 10, 2026, Elizabeth Louise Hamilton passed away peacefully with
her two nieces Cynthia and Lisa by her side. Predeceased by her sister Mary Zimolong
and her late husband David Zimolong. Sister of Nancy Patton and her late husband
Stephen Patton. Remembered by nieces Laura Morgan, Melanie Patton, Cynthia Miller,
Lisa Eisensmith and their families and nephew Joseph Zimolong and family. Fondly
remembered by cousins and friends from across the country.

A celebration of life will be held on March 12, 2026, at 11am at Church of St. Brides, 1516 Clarkson Road North, Mississauga. Reception to follow. In lieu of flowers, donations to a charity of your choice.

Guestbook

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Lynn Watson (Cousin)

Entered February 18, 2026 from London, Ontario

RIP cousin Liz. You have always been so supportive of your cousins. I can remember when you turned up at Jane's art show in Sarnia, much to her surprise and pleasure. You travelled to Vancouver and spent time with Nancy. When I was singing the Faure Requiem at St. Paul's in London you surprised me by coming for the event and bringing a lovely present for Nancy. We will miss you. Lynn and Keith

Mary Eleanor Charbonneau (acquaintance)

Entered February 18, 2026 from Grimsby

My condolences to the family for their loss. Elizabeth welcomed me to Trinity St Paul when I lived in Port Credit. she also shared her vast knowledge of history of the area with me. May she rest in peace.

Margaret Young (Work colleague and friend to the end)

Entered February 18, 2026 from Bracebridge

Liz was a graduate of Oocupational and Physiotherapy from The University of Toronto in 1962, and was the first therapist hired by the new children's rehabilitation facility, The Ontario Crippled Children's Centre ( now Holland Bloorview). She had the opportunity of working with interdisciplinary teams of orthotists, prosthetists, rehabilitation engineers as well as teachers, and occupational therapists to assist children to live as independent lives as possible. She was in the forefront when working with kids with limb deficiencies ( including those affected by thalidomide), and Spina Bifida. Well respected as a teacher by therapists who came from across the country to learn, she was also an international speaker as her expertise grew. In extra curricular time, Liz was a valued member of Off Centre Productions, singing and acting in many plays. After retirement she worked in the Centre's Volunteer Department for approximately ten years. As she and I were work colleagues from 1963, we had the opportunity to work and sometimes travel together, and remained friends throughout these many years. I miss her already...

Thomas J Sciolino (Family Friend)

Entered February 18, 2026 from Orchard Park NY

My deepest sympathy...I know what it is to lose an Aunt..I've lost 4 of them and each of the 4 spoiled me way more that I need but I was theirkonly nephew I know your aujtband I know she loved all of you and she was damn proud of you all and so am I....My prayers are with and I actually for a very close friend us a priest,,,,I see to iitbhe says a mass for Auntie. After all we Catholics might done day soon might need a prayer from you all God Bless us everyone. Lov Uncle Tom