In Celebration of

Helen Frances Hunt

March 17, 1930 -  July 18, 2019

Born March 17, 1930 in St. Catharines, Ontario. Helen passed away peacefully on July 18th, 2019 in Toronto after a long battle with Alzheimer’s. Predeceased by her beloved husband of 59 years Donald and survived by her children Patricia, Cameron (Elizabeth), Andrea (Randy), Ian, and Paula (Dale). She is remembered fondly by her ten grandchildren; Christine, Kyle, Robert, Sarah, Rachel, Michael, Spencer, Christian, Trevor and Nicole. Her memory cherished by her five great grandchildren; Caleb, Mila, Daenerys, Forbes and Josephine.

Helen was a graduate of McMaster University’s School of Nursing and enjoyed caring for people in life as well as in her chosen field. She helped many as well by volunteering to care for the less fortunate. Helen loved continuing her education, dabbling in art and reading all kinds of literature- so much so that she usually had several books on the go at the same time. Forever curious about the world and open to new experiences she travelled the world with Don, always having a special fondness for France and all things French.

She lavished her retirement years in the warm sun of Florida where countless memories were made with her children and grandchildren. In her final years, Helen was blessed to have had loving caregivers, especially Dolma and Juanita. The family is eternally grateful for their love and care. In lieu of flowers the family asks that donations be made in Helen’s name to the Alzheimer’s Society of Canada. A service to honour Helen’s life will be celebrated at All Saints Anglican Church, 2850 Bloor Street West Etobicoke, on Thursday July 25th at 1pm.

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Entered July 22, 2019 from nice

Very often I think about Helen and Don and the great moments we had in tuscany and france and Florida, she has been a great friend and helped every time I needed her and I will always cherrish her memory, my sincere condoleances to her familly

Cynthia & Rick Decaire (Friends)

Entered July 23, 2019 from Rochester Hills, Michigan

Dear Christine & Kyle,

The best way to remember someone you love is with a smile on your face. This may be impossible for now, but at least try. Your grandmother’s soul will be happy to see you smiling as you remember her memory. Although it is difficult to see beyond the sorrow, may looking back on memories of her comfort you in your tomorrows.

We extend our deepest sympathies to you and your grandma’s family.

Cynthia & Dad

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