In Celebration of

Emma Krohm

August 2, 1924 -  August 25, 2020


It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of our dear mother Emma Krohm on August 25, 2020 at the age of 96.

Beloved wife of the late Richard Krohm, and dear sister to Meta and Oscar. She will be greatly missed by her children Renate (George), Erica (Mike), Harry (Mary), Paul (Muguette), and Helen (Joe). Loving Oma to 13 grandchildren, and 16 great-grandchildren. Emma will be fondly remembered by everyone who knew and loved her. We thank everyone who cared for our Mom during her final months.

If desired, donations may be made in Emma’s memory to the Canadian Cancer Society, The Heart and Stoke Foundation, or The Church of the Holy Spirit of Peace.

A private ceremony with the family has taken place.

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Yolande Leroux (Very Good friend)

Entered August 27, 2020 from Richmond Hill

I will miss her for all the special occasions we always enjoyed to be together with the family and grand kids we had so much fun I will miss her dearly.
Yolande
RIP

Diane Watters (Friend)

Entered August 27, 2020 from Fonthill Ontario

My deepest condolences to all the family and friends
I loved Oma (Emma) so much. I have so many wonderful memories of her. And I loved our chats every Xmas. Forever in my heart ❤️ RIP

Bev. Rowe (Friend of Renate)

Entered August 29, 2020 from Mississauga

Wish that there words to make you feel better but it will take time to just remember all the good times. I will always remember your mothers smile. She was a warm and loving lady.
Our condolences, Jim and Bev

Christine & Bill Goodyear (Friend)

Entered August 29, 2020 from Mississauga

Such a wonderful lady. We will miss her very much.

Trudy & Marvin Davis (Niece)

Entered August 29, 2020 from Edmonton

Condolences to all the family on the passing of your Mother, Oma and Great-Oma.

There are so many happy memories we have of Tanta Emma. The earliest is when my family returned from Germany and lived with Tante Emma and family for several months. The cream corn soup is something I remember and I can still open a can of cream corn and eat it all by myself. I also remember Tante Emma getting upset when the cat would walk around her feet almost tripping her.

Tante Emma would often retell the story of how she became sick during a visit to Edmonton and Clayton took care of her by bringing water; later Clayton became ill himself.

Tante Emma and Uncle Richard were my godparents and throughout the many years I would always receive a birthday card with a gift inside. Later we both would get a birthday phone call. She never forgot.

Tante Emma was always so calm and relaxed and I’ll always remember her laugh.

Trudy & Marvin Davis
Charlene, Paul, Jayden & Tyler Ellison
Clayton, Lauren & Isla Davis

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