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Marilyn Phillips lit a candle
Wednesday, September 11, 2013
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Ellen will forever be in my heart. The years we lived on the farm with them were the best years of our life. Both Ellen and Roger taught me such positive lessons I still practice today. I will remember always.
With Love...
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Michelle Daley-Martin & Family lit a candle
Saturday, October 20, 2012
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Everyday in some small way, memories of you came my way. Even though I did not know you passed, I will always treasure every moment you spent in my life. God blessed us to have known someone like You, Mrs Vincent! For me and my family your colour-blind heart will be a treasure in our hearts, Forever! Love Michelle, Robert, Rochelle, Toni-Marcelle, Terese & Marcus Martin.
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NADIA ISKANDER lit a candle
Tuesday, September 25, 2012
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Those we love and respect leave an everlasting effect,
Their memories never fade,
They are never gone, they just move on.
May she rest in peace.
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Paul Magowan posted a condolence
Tuesday, September 25, 2012
My memories of Ellen (only!!) go back to the early 1980's when I was introduced to her by her Australian friends Bill and Rhonda Blackshaw. Ellen was always the consumate hostess, and provided many great meals both at Avoca and at her beloved Granite Club. I shall always remember, with great fondness, her 90th birthday celebration when I found myself seated at one of the head tables, and then found myself seated immediately beside her. It has been a great honour and privelidge to have known her. With great fondness from the Magowans of Toronto and Hillsborough.
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Bob & Pauline Poxon lit a candle
Saturday, September 22, 2012
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Our sadness is tempered by fond memories of happy visits from the UK, spent with Ellen & Roger at 10, Avoca Avenue.
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Bob & Pauline Poxon lit a candle
Saturday, September 22, 2012
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Our sadness is tempered by fond memories of happy visits from the UK, spent with Ellen & Roger at 10, Avoca Avenue.
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Linda Butler posted a condolence
Tuesday, September 18, 2012
I have many good memories of Ellen. She was a dynamic woman, a leader in the congregation of Bloor Street, a trailblazer for women in business. It was only natural when Ellen moved to Belmont House that she would also offer leadership there. I so appreciated her hospitality after Sunday evening services. She was the consummate hostess, making everyone feel at home, and gently guiding the conversation. Especially when I was just beginning my ministry at BSUC, I appreciated her wisdom and guidance. A very classy lady!
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The Labbett Family, Junior and Senior lit a candle
Saturday, September 15, 2012
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Ellen crossed generations with love, consideration and generosity for all. We are so thankful to have known her and Roger and to have shared so many good times with them both, and also through them, have come to know Mary, Edward, Christopher and Anna.
Our thoughts and prayers are with the family.
with love,
Wendy & Derek Labbett, Siobhan & David Labbett
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The Labbett Family, Junior and Senior lit a candle
Saturday, September 15, 2012
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Ellen crossed generations with love, consideration and generosity for all. We are so thankful to have known her and Roger and to have shared so many good times with them both, and also through them, have come to know Mary, Edward, Christopher and Anna.
Our thoughts and prayers are with the family.
with love,
Wendy & Derek Labbett, Siobhan & David Labbett
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JOSEPH SOULIERE posted a condolence
Saturday, September 15, 2012
DEAR FAMILY MEMEBERS,FAMILY FRIENDS.....IT IS IN COMFORT TO KNOW, WE SHARE EMPATHY KINDNESS COMPASSION HOLDING FEELING FOR YOUR HEARTS. OUR CONDOLENCES TO ALL OF YOU. IT WAS AN HONORABLE PRIVILEGE COURTESY EMPLOYMENT DUTY TO VALUE CARE FOR MRS. VINCENT(ELLEN)OVER 18YEARS SPAN. SHE WAS BRIGHT BRILLIANT ENLIGHTENED, CAPTURE SENSE OF INTEREST UNDERSTANDING IN PEOPLE WHOM SHE ENGAGED MUCH JOY. MRS. VINCENT ALWAYS GAVE TRIBUTE TOWARD FRIENDS FAMILY WITH APPRECIATION, HIGHEST RESPECT GRACE IN A GARMENT OF HONOR. IT IS PAINFULLY HEAVY WITH IMMEASURABLE LOSS OF MRS. ELLEN VINCENT, WHOM I RENDER HONOR TODAY. THEIR IS SOMETHING GIVEN IN TRADITION, A GIFT OF LOVE. THANK YOU FOR THE MANY CONVERSATIONS TO THE LIBERTY OF CHANCE, OCCASION, BEING PART OF MY LIFE MRS. ELLEN VINCENT. KNOW THAT YOU WILL ALWAYS BE EMBRACED HELD WITH RESPECT NOW AND FOREVER. TILL WE MEET AGAIN......JOSEPH
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Nean Hobbs posted a condolence
Saturday, September 15, 2012
My son, Andrew, and daughter, Heather, join me in passing on our sympathy to Ellen's family and friends. We knew Ellen through my mother-in-law, the late Dorothy Hobbs -- both were members of that redoubtable institution, the Geneva Group, which had its origins, I believe, in a CGIT group of decades ago. Dorothy valued Ellen's friendship greatly.
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Mary Jane McBride posted a condolence
Saturday, September 15, 2012
Ellen Vincent was one of the finest people I have ever had the privilege to know, When I fisrt met Ellen in 1965, she was fifty years old and I was twenty-one. She was incredibly important to me as a friend, mentor and a model of wise living. My son, Roger Vincent Hardy, is named after Ellen's beloved husband, Roger Linfield Vincent, my daughter Michaela is Ellen's Godchild. Both of these are testaments to my admiration for her and our close bond. My favorite memories of Ellen include times spent together at Brockton Farm near Georgetown, often in the company of Norma Dickson. These memories include joyful gatherings for Thanksgiving and Christmas dinners (which we cooked together in the large kitchen). Ellen would often enrich this time with marvellous storytelling. Later there were also very happy vacations together at Hoyt's Neck, Biddeford Pool in Maine. Ellen was an extremely successful and admired business woman who mentored many other women in her accelerated career at A.C. Nielson Market Research where she went on to become a Director of the company. For this I admired her enormously. Her stewardship in the United Church of Canada, particularly at Bloor Street United Church was exemplary. As a woman, Ellen epitomized strength, generosity of spirit and service to others. Farewell dearest friend; you will be missed.
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Marilyn Phillips posted a condolence
Monday, September 10, 2012
Marilyn Phillips made a donation to BELMONT HOUSE FOUNDATION
Ellen was the most compassionate and giving person I have ever met. The 15 years we lived on the farm with them were the best years of my life. She will truly be missed by many. My deepest sympathy to Christopher and family.
