Vivian Borg
elevated Yp8iJ September 9, 1945 ~ July 26, 2026
elevated Yp8iJ Visitation
Friday, July 31, 2026
11:00 am – 1:00 pm
Queen of Heaven Catholic Funeral Home
7300 Highway 27, Woodbridge, Ontario L4L 1A5
elevated Yp8iJ Funeral Mass
Friday, July 31, 2026 at 1:30 pm
Chapel of Our Lady of Consolation
Queen of Heaven Catholic Funeral Home
7300 Highway 27, Woodbridge, Ontario L4L 1A5
elevated Yp8iJ For those unable to attend the Funeral Mass please use the livestream link below.
elevated Yp8iJ Livestream will begin promptly for 1:30pm so guests are aske to join the link prior to the start time.
elevated Yp8iJ VIVIAN BORG LIVESTREAM
elevated Yp8iJ Interment
elevated Yp8iJ Friday, July 31, 2026 at 2:00pm
Queen of Heaven Catholic Cemetery
elevated Yp8iJ 7300 Highway 27, Woodbridge, Ontario L4L 1A5
elevated Yp8iJ Reception to follow the Interment
elevated Yp8iJ 7300 Highway 27, Woodbridge, Ontario L4L 1A5
elevated Yp8iJ It is with deep sadness that we announce the passing of our beloved wife, mother, grandmother, aunt, and dear friend, Vivian Borg.
Vivian passed away peacefully, surrounded by her family, in Richmond Hill on July 26 at the age of 80.
Vivian leaves behind her devoted husband, George Borg; her loving children, Mary, Anthony, George (Sally); and her cherished grandchildren, Eric, Dylan, Kole, Noah, Finn, Arielle, and Aliyah, who were all blessed to know and love her.
elevated Yp8iJ Vivian was a strong, kind, caring, and compassionate woman who touched the lives of everyone she met. She loved sewing, took great pride in her cooking and found great joy in celebrating life’s milestones with those she loved.
A woman of unwavering faith, strength, and remarkable resilience, Vivian was the heart of her family. She had a special way of making everyone feel welcomed, valued, and loved. Her love, and gentle spirit will remain with all who had the privilege of knowing her.
Vivian’s legacy lives on through her family and the countless memories they will forever cherish. She will be deeply missed, forever loved, and never forgotten.
Today we say goodbye to my dear aunty, but your love, kindness and the memories you’ve left behind will stay with us forever.
One of the things I’ll always treasure is listening to Mum and Dad share the beautiful stories of the years you all spent together in Canada. They spoke so fondly of those times, of the laughter, the love, and the incredible bond you all shared as a family. Those memories were so special to them, and through their stories, I came to know just how wonderful you were.
You were deeply loved by so many, and your warmth touched everyone who had the privilege of knowing you. Although our hearts are heavy today, I hope you knew how much you meant to your family and friends.
May you now rest peacefully, reunited with those who have gone before you. Thank you for the love you gave, the memories you created, and the legacy you leave behind.
You will be dearly missed, but never forgotten.
With all my love,
Lisa, Andrew, Cruz & Chloe
My deepest condolences to all of you , we lost touch over the years, but when we were kids she was always such a welcoming
sweet lady may she rest in eternal peace , God bless her ❤️
Dear Uncle George, cousins Mary, Anthony, George and family,
We are so sorry for your loss. I will always treasure the wonderful memories we shared. I still remember our holiday in Orlando when I was just seven years old and the joy of watching Mum and Auntie Vivi dancing so happily to a song they liked. That beautiful memory of her laughter and happiness will stay forever.
May she rest in peace and may you all find comfort in the many happy memories you shared together.
With lots of love
Christine, Gabriele, Luigi and Gianni xxx
You are in our thoughts and prayers. We had a mass said for you all.
My deepest condolences to George and children and grandkids, may she rest in peace
To my dearest sister Vivi uho always showed me how to be calm & patience.U will be missed although u will be praying for us in heaven . Josephine John Amy & Serry. Christine Gabriele luigi & Gianni xxx
Dear Uncle George, cousins Mary, Anthony, George and family,
We are so sorry for your loss. I will always treasure the wonderful memories we shared when we were on holiday with Auntie Vivi at Orlando when I was just seven years old. Mum and herself had a great time dancing to a song they liked so much. That beautiful memory of her laughter and happiness will stay with me forever.
May she rest in peace and may you all find comfort in the many happy memories you shared together.
With lots of love,
Christine, Gabriele, Luigi and Gianni xxx
May you rest in peace, Aunty. ❤️ You will always be remembered, and I will never forget the beautiful memories we shared in Canada when we came over for our holiday.
Forever in our hearts. Until we meet again. 🙏💐
So sorry for your loss Mary.
Sending our deepest condolences and keeping you and your family in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.
To the Borg families, It is with saddened hearts we heard of the recent passing of your beautiful mom Vivian. We first met the Borg family when we moved next door to them on Brandon Gate back in the 70’s. We have watched this beautiful family and children, Mary, Anthony and George Jr. flourish into successful adults with families of their own. Sundays were family days and we could hear the hustle coming from the kitchen where George and Vivian planned their most delicious Maltese meals and always welcomed us into their home to share food together. George and Vivian were loving, kind hearted and always welcomed everyone who came into their home with open hearts. We will always remember Vivian with her magnificent smile and gentle demeanour. Vivian would always call to check on us and update us with news of her beautiful grandchildren. We will miss her very much. To our beautiful friend Vivian, May you rest in eternal peace, you will be forever missed and never forgotten in our hearts🙏❤️
Betty, Pat Celestini and families
I feel like a need to add an additional little story about Vivian that probably not many knew about her. Vivian was head strong and determined to finish whatever she started whether it was a small accomplishment or something overwhelming that no one would have ever thought Vivian could complete and make her wish come true. Vivian always wanted to learn to drive so she would not have to be dependant on others to drive her around. Vivian’s determination to prove she could learn to drive was empowering. We all encouraged her to try, there was nothing to loose in trying. Well, she booked her driving lessons with an instructor, and to everyone’s amazement, Vivian passed her driving test! We were all so very proud of her. One day she wanted to take the car out. There was a huge hydro box to the side of her driveway, unfortunately she backed into it. This could have happened to anyone, but this shows you that Vivian’s strong determination to prove to everyone that she could learn to drive, pass her test and get her drivers license is truly an undefeated accomplishment.
I’m sure George Sr remembers this all too well and so do her children, Mary, Tony and George Jr. You will need to share this story with your families. I was especially proud of Vivian, because my dad did not drive until he passed his driving test on the first try at age 65!!
Our deepest condolences to the Borg family.
May she rest in peace.🙏🏼🕊️💐
With love,
Anabela & Carlos Loureiro
My deepest condolences to the Borg family. May Vivian rest in eternal peace 🕊️💐
Dear uncle George, cousins Mary, Anthony, George and family, we are so sad to hear about our loss.
We are sending all our love to you from London. Even though we are far apart, our love and support are with you every step of the way.
I will always hold onto the sweet talks whilst on holidays, the warm hugs, and the happy laughter we shared with aunty Vivi.
Rest in peace, dear Aunty. Your kind heart and warm smile will stay with us forever.
With all our love, Amy & Sheragime x
Anthony, I’m so sorry for the loss of your mom. Over the last ten years, she faced so much with her cancer battle, living with an amputation, and all the challenges that came with it. Yet she carried herself with such quiet strength and dignity. I’ve always admired how unassuming she was, even when life handed her the hardest things. She and your dad raised three wonderful kids with so much love, and that legacy is clear in all of you. I recently dealt with some health challenges of my own. During a very difficult hospital stay, I found myself thinking of your mom often. Her strength gave me hope and reminded me that things are possible—that if she could keep going with such grace, I could too. Please know I’m holding you, George, Mary, and all your families close in my thoughts. I’m so grateful to have known of her and the remarkable person she was.
Sorry for your loss. Our deepest condolences to the Borg family. May she rest in peace🙏
Sending our deepest condolences to George, children and grandchildren . May she rest in peace🙏💔🌹
Rose and Joe Zammit
Gozo Malta.