In Celebration of

Margaret Anne Wyatt

March 17, 1941 - July 29, 2020

Passed away at home with family by her side on July 29 at the age of 79. Born in Cape Breton and moved to Toronto at the age of 18 where she met her beloved husband Frederick. Loving mother of Lisa (Gregory), Leslie (Thomas) and Bradley (Sandra) Much loved Nana of Taryn (Alex), James, Jordan, Brianna and Caileigh. Foster mother to Scott and Julie. The eldest daughter of Rod and Mary (Rucy) MacDonald. Big sister to Rod, Pat, Allen, Angus, Anne, Gerry, Bryden, Michael, Kevin, Rose, and Greg. Cherished Aunt of her numerous nieces and nephews.

A public celebration of life to be held at a later date.

If desired, donations may be made to Dorothy Ley Hospice.

Guestbook

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Tony Curcic (Friend of Brad)

Entered August 2, 2020 from Toronto

We never met in person but we spoke many times on the phone when I was booking appointments with Brad. She was always pleasant and lovely.

Cory Bouzalas (Friend to Leslie)

Entered August 2, 2020

Leslie

So sorry about your moms paasing:) it has been quite the journey and I thank you so much for being so vulnerable and sharing some very personal moments with me at work! She would know that you were an awesome daughter and helped her as best as u could!
I send you a big hug and love during this difficult time! Xoxo

Tracy Fawcett (Friend of family)

Entered August 2, 2020 from Innisfil, Ontario

My sincere condolences to the Wyatt family. I have great memories of Marg going back to our teenage years. She was avery kind, courageous and funny woman who would always go the distance for her large extended family. Rest In Peace!🙏💔

Rebecca McCullough (Friend)

Entered August 2, 2020 from Mississauga

An amazing woman. She will be missed by all.

Ian and Georgina Sanderson (Past neighbours)

Entered August 2, 2020 from Milton

Our thoughts and prayers are with you all. She was a woman of steong conviction, who wouldnt let anything get in herway.

The world has lost a family matriarch.

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