In Celebration of

Ingrid Fedak

May 19, 1937 -  October 30, 2021

Peacefully, on Saturday, October 30, 2021 at the age of 84. Beloved wife of the late John. Adored mother of Michele Passler (Greg). Loving Omi of Nicole (Spencer) and Michael. Devoted sister of Gunther (Erna). Dear daughter of the late Oskar and Margaret Hubel. Ingrid will be dearly missed by her many nieces and nephews. Friends may call at the Turner & Porter Yorke Chapel, 2357 Bloor St. W. at Windermere, east of Jane subway, on Sunday from 2-3 p.m. A private family service will be held with a Celebration of Life Service to be held at a later date. Interment Park Lawn Cemetery. As per the family’s request, all guests must be vaccinated. Due to the limitations still in place surrounding COVID-19, space is limited, and all guests must register in advance. Donations in Ingrid’s memory may be made to the Canadian Cancer Society.

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Cindy & Larry Thorn (Family friends)

Entered October 30, 2021 from Cobourg

Michele, Greg, Nicole & Michael,

Please accept our heartfelt condolences. We are thinking of all of you during this difficult time.

Cindy & Larry Thorn

Kelly Pearson 

Entered October 30, 2021

Oh Michelle, I'm so sorry to hear about your Mom!! Our deepest condolences to you, Greg and the kids!

Amy Mclaughlin (Family Friend)

Entered October 30, 2021 from Waterdown

Michele, Greg, Nicole & Michael,
So sorry to hear about your loss, I am thinking about you all .. and sending love and hugs. Your mom was a special women and will be greatly missed. Love Amy, Andrew & Addison Mclaughlin

Dianne and Steve Dancy (Friends of Michele and Greg)

Entered October 30, 2021 from Mississauga

Michele, we were so sorry about your Mom's passing. She was always kind to us. May she rest in peace and happiness.

Marc Hubel (Nephew)

Entered October 31, 2021 from Mulmur

It is with surprise and sadness that I hear of and start to process the passing of my dear aunt Ingrid, who to me will always be “Giggi”, I and/or maybe my brother Andre couldn’t say Ingrid, the closest we could get was Giggi and it ‘stuck’ and became her nickname. I remember Giggi as always being cheerful, with a glowing smile and having a little laugh at the end of some of her sentences even if she was talking about something not so good, she would still find the humor or absurdity in the situation or in life. And even as lived with her fateful diagnoses she was always cheerful when I spoke with her. She was a great and loving mother, grandmother and wife to Johnny and will be so very missed by all of her family. She was always fun to talk to and to be around. I remember so many great and fun Christmas’ and Thanksgivings together with great food and always a truly beautiful, warn comfy atmosphere and decorations. The best Holiday and family memories that I have included Giggi, Johnny, Michi (Michele), and also Ingrid’s (and my dad’s) mom and dad, my Omi and Opi. I’m so thankful for all of that and all of those memories! I am so lucky to have that. I’m also thankful of the beautiful lunch and afternoon Giggi and I spent together in Bloor West at the Green Mango and then coffee and cake at Islington, back in the fall before Covid. I wish we had repeated our lunch date again more recently, especially since it was her turn to pay  I tricked her, pretending to go to the washroom so I could secretly pay the bill because I knew there was no way she would let me. Also, I will always cherish (and service when needed) the old Nordmende tube radio that Giggi gave me after Jonny passed. “I will keep it until it’s my turn to depart. I use it at least every week Gig and will always think of you and Johnny when I listen to it”. Love Marc

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