Alice Martha Walsh
elevated R1cpA Born: March 9, 1941
elevated R1cpA Died: January 26, 2021
elevated R1cpA We are deeply saddened to announce the passing of Alice Martha Walsh on Tuesday January 26, 2021 at North York General Hospital, in her 80th year. Alice faced her battle with cancer with bravery and grace.
elevated R1cpA She will be greatly missed by her children, Amy Profenna and Andrew Croutch (Anna), her grandchildren, Thomas, Sarah, Katie and Anthony, her brother Henry Walsh and by many friends and neighbors.
elevated R1cpA Alice was one of a kind, an independent woman and a class act. She exemplified elegance and grace from her beautiful penmanship to her sophisticated sense of style.
elevated R1cpA Alice pursued knowledge of the world around her and enjoyed current events and politics. She always had her nose in a book and was a music lover. On dark dreary days, her advice to those feeling down was to turn on all the lights and turn up the Dean Martin.
elevated R1cpA She will be remembered as a great listener who offered heartfelt and caring advice. She lived in the moment, appreciated the small things life had to offer, and lived life according to her own rules.
elevated R1cpA Alice was very proud of her children and grandchildren’s accomplishments.
elevated R1cpA Her level of charity and empathy for the poor and those in need was second to none. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to The Scott Mission. www.scottmission.com/donate/
elevated R1cpA Alice will be missed terribly, but we will carry on with the beautiful memories she has left us. A memorial gathering will be held at a later date.
elevated R1cpA “The loveliest masterpiece of the heart of God is the heart of a mother.” –St. Therese of Lisieux
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Amy your family is in our prayers.
Alice will be missed. I will do my Xmas tree for her every year because she liked it so much!
Aunt Alice. She was smart, never afraid to speak her mind, and always good to me growing up. Taken too soon. She will be greatly missed.
Alice was a beautiful lady who was truly the best most interested listener in what you had to say. She was kind and caring and loved deeply to her end.
Her beautiful soul lives on with her children and grandchildren. Soar, be free and spread your beautiful wings! ❤️
So sorry for you loss, no matter how old we are, it is never easy to lose a parent. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your Family! Your mom was such an incredible person.
Alice was a woman who had gumption. Always said what was on her mind and not afraid to say it.
She adored her children and grandchildren. We are wishing you peace. May you find comfort in knowing you are not alone, we love you.
Amy i am so sorry for your loss, no matter how old we are, it is never easy to lose a parent. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your Family! Your mom was such an incredible person.
Dear Amy,
Please accept my deepest condolences on the passing of your beautiful mother. She was beautiful both inside and out.
The world will not be the same without her.
I will miss our conversations and her wonderful sense of humour.
Her children and grandchildren were always the source of great pride and joy for Alice.
May her soul rest in eternal peace and may all the wonderful memories of good times spent with her bring comfort to you and your family during this time of grief.
Sincerely,
Liz
December was always made brighter by one of her gorgeous “one of a kind” Christmas cards.
A caring listener, a loving Mother, a friend. She will be missed.
I am proud to call Alice a friend of mine. She was as good of a conversationalist as she was an avid listener. Thus I’ll always remember her taking her time to speak and I loved the way she’d throw in some light hearted laughter in doing so at the same time. It could be said she had thoughts and feelings on a number of topics but did so not being over opinionated. I will miss our chats. God Bless Alice and may she Rest in Peace.
I want to Express my sincere Condolences
I am deeply sorry for your lost, to you and Sarah.
My thoughts are with you.
Caroline
My dearest Amy
“You will know them by their fruits”
I never had the pleasure of meeting your mom. But, I do know you. And you are the fruit of this incredible woman that you were blessed to call mom.
Soar to your Heavenly home Alice, A banquet has been prepared.