In Celebration of

Norah Pearson

October 12, 1929 - July 16, 2018

Passed away peacefully in her 89th year. Devoted wife of the late Lawrence Pearson. Loving mother of Jamie, Michael, Dana (Jennifer). Cherished grandmother of Sean, Andrew, Hollis, Sylvie, Brandon. Great grandmother of Liza Jane, Grayden, Bennett, Christian, Xilonen, Jacob, Ronan. Predeceased by her parents Walter, and Margaret and sister, Nancy. Norah will be remembered for her infectious laugh, great sense of humour and endless love for her family. A celebration of Norah’s life will be held in October.

Guestbook

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Trish

Entered July 21, 2018

A drink on the dock with Auntie Norah was always a treat.
I loved her artwork and her beautiful living room. She was very artistic.

Cathy

Entered July 22, 2018

Jamie, Mike, Dana, Tim and families,

I'm so sorry on the loss of your Mum, my Aunt. She was always such an upbeat and positive person (like Gammy) who was always happy to see you! She had so many amazing talents from her cooking to her art. She loved life and especially loved all of her family. I know her spirit will always be with you and that she is at peace now looking at the sunset over Lake Kawagama...

Bob Irwin, UK

Entered July 24, 2018

I'll always remember the warm welcome, smiles and laughter at #28 Sedgebrook when ever Magie and I were back in the old neighbourhood.

MARY DINSDALE (FRIEND)

Entered July 25, 2018 from GUELPH,ONTARIO

I RECOGNIZED THE SMILE BEFORE I READ THE OBITUARY AND HAVE BEEN VISITING HAPPY MEMORIES SINCE---- ST.CLEMENT'S SCHOOL DAYS,WEEK-ENDS AT WASAGA BEACH, MY BRIDESMAID, BABIES ARRIVALS AND MANY MORE.
NORAH WAS A GREAT FRIEND AND KNOW HOW MUCH SHE WILL BE MISSED BY ALL OF THE FAMILY AND MANY FRIENDS.

Vicki

Entered July 30, 2018

Many fond memories of my times with Auntie Norah especially summers at Kawagama and family gatherings where we would share laughs and the latest news. I admired her many artistic accomplishments and also enjoyed the great recipes she shared with me. Her welcoming smile and wave from the dockhand door will be missed!

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