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IRENE MAY MCGHIE
Date of Passing: Aug 05, 2020
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IRENE MAY MCGHIE
She is survived by her two sons, Gregory Lorne (Edna) and James Douglas (Nadia); grandchildren, Sarah, Daniel, Carla, Genevieve and Gabrielle; great-grandchildren, Kendal, Isabell and Emily.
Cremation has taken place. In keeping with mom's wishes, no service will be held.
Family and friends may sign a Book of
Condolence at www.glenedenmemorial.ca
Glen Eden Funeral Home
204-338-7111
As published in Winnipeg Free Press on Aug 08, 2020
Condolences & Memories (5 entries)
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I used to work for as her husband Lorne as HCA years ago and that’s how I met Irene. While I was providing care for her husband during respite twice a week she makes sure that I also provided a meal before she left for shopping or errands. At times I don’t eat the food she has for me she will scold me and tell always that I am shy on why I didn’t eat that. Through her kindness and warm hospitality I used to call her Mom while my son call her grandma. Because my real mother is overseas and every time my son needs to bring a grandparents to school I will give her a call and she will always willing to come. Her kindness and generosity will always lingers in my mind. More so missed her forever. Thanks a lot my Mom and my you Rest In Peace in the arms of our Lord. See you again someday. - Posted by: Elmer (Friend ) on: Aug 26, 2021
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Our condolences. I have many good memories of Irene (and Lorne), and in particular I will miss having sushi with Irene. God Bless. Jay & Andria - Posted by: Jay Ross (Cousin) on: Aug 15, 2020
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I met Irene when she walked her dog Bailey. We became friends. My dogs name is Bailey also. When she had to put her Bailey down we would often stop by. She loved to get my Bailey going asking where his treats were. He knew exactly where she kept them. When we go by her house he wants to stop there, She was a very special friend. I think she still has treats for there. I would pick them up for her. We will miss her very much. Sorry for your loss. Take care. - Posted by: helena poschner (friend) on: Aug 09, 2020
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So many good memories and laughs of our many square dancing trips, train rides, and vacations together. Irene and Lorne were very good friends and always there to help out when needed. Rest in peace you are in a better place now Irene. - Posted by: Marj and Ted Ganske (Friends) on: Aug 09, 2020
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My condolences to JIMMY and Gregory and family I grew up with JIMMY and Gregory Neighbourhood buddies in our younger day One quick pleasant memory I have of Mrs Mcghie is she had given my brother Ron dishes For his camper, in which in turn, Became mine for my camper, still to this day, those plates are my favourite. I always enjoyed Our conversations With a laugh or two when she rode my bus back in the day, Mrs Mcghie would always scold me For not calling her by her first name Irene. in which I Would reply I wasn’t brought up that way We would laugh as she would tell me her story of her adventure on the 77 route to polo park Not knowing that it would take a day to get to polo park she didn’t know she had to pack a lunch and sleeping bag never to make that mistake again Mrs Mcghie will be dearly missed Rest In Peace gentle soul - Posted by: Bill Tretiak (Friend of sons ) on: Aug 08, 2020