Yvette Redman
elevated N59vi March 28, 1927 ~ June 16, 2020
elevated N59vi Obituary
elevated N59vi Redman, Yvette
elevated N59vi It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Yvette Redman (nee Paquette), in her 94th year, on June 16th, 2020. Devoted and loving wife of the late Bert Redman. Beloved mother to Deb (Joe), and cherished Grandmother to Melissa (Brent) and Daniel (Mikaela).
elevated N59vi Predeceased by all her brothers and sisters, she will be missed by all her nieces and nephews, and lots of friends and family, from Bermuda, Victoria and Toronto.
elevated N59vi Special thanks to the staff at Delmanor Elgin Mills, and Mackenzie Health.
elevated N59vi There will be a private funeral for the immediate family, followed by entombment at Holy Cross Catholic Cemetery.
elevated N59vi A memorial donation may be made to the Alzheimer Society Ontario.
Deb and family as you know Yvette was a great friend to the bowlers of Leaside Lawn Bowling Club for many years. Adele and myself particularly enjoyed bowling with your mum. Please accept our condolences.
Regards Phillip and Adele Francis
Thank you Philip and Adele for your kind words!
Our sincere condolences to Debbie, Joe and the family. Debbie, your Mom was so beautiful at the Delmanor party last year. She is definitely in a better place. So sorry for your loss. God bless.
Debbie, We hope you find comfort and support, laughter and love…from those around you during this difficult time…your mom was amazing! Just like you.
Sorry to hear of Yvette’s passing. I bowled indoor and outdoor’s with Yvette for a few years. I picked her up and drove her to the club and on the way she talked about her wonderful family. We have missed her.
Thanks Diane for your kind words
I always enjoyed visiting your family Deb and your mom always made a room available for my stay. Her cooking was one of a kind and always open to playing a game of cards. Her memories will always be cherished and we will miss her during our next visit. We send our love during her celebration of life and knowing she’s at peace in heaven. Hugs and kisses from me and the girls!
Thanks Rheal for your kind words!
We remember Mrs. Redman at many Carey occasions and also enjoyed seeing her around Bayview and Eglinton. What a wonderful long life she led! May she Rest In Peace and May your wonderful memories of happy times together sustain you.
Thanks Ginny for your kind words!
Deb,
Condolences from the Bothello family in Bermuda. My mom Margaret and Uncle Gene send their thoughts and prayers.
Thanks Mark! Please give our love to Margaret and Gene!
Our heartfelt condolences to you and your family.
May your fondest memories of Yvette be a comfort to you in the days ahead.
We enjoyed bowling with her at the Leaside Lawn Bowling Club in Toronto. Yvette was a very enthusiastic and excellent bowler.
Her memory will always remain in our hearts.
Sophia & Bill Phillips
Thanks Sophia & Bill for your kind words!
My Condolences to the families of Yvette. We watched her come to Mass every Sunday smiling, proud and determined.
Mike and Paola Marconi
Thanks Mike & Paola!
Brian and I share in your heart felt sadness of the loss of a fine mother and Grandmother Yvett.
Thanks Suzanne & Brian!
Deb sorry to hear your news. Loved bowling with your Mom and working in the kitchen at the club. She loved her family and talked about you a lot. She will be missed.
We will most definitely miss her presence, her warm smile and her laughter. May God grant her eternal rest.
Dear Deb and Joe
Our hearts go out to you in sympathy as you mourn the loss of your precious Mom. We could see how much you loved each other and how proud and happy she was to be at Mass with you every Sunday. We are with you in our prayers.
Deb and family, your mom always made me smile when I saw her come in the door at church. Her beautiful love for love was so evident and it was a blessing to have met and get to know your mom. May she Rest In Peace and enjoy a heavenly banquet feast with her loved ones in eternity.
Deb I was so sorry to hear about your mom. I bowled with her often at Leaside and I considered her to be a great role model. I will be baking her scones this weekend.
My condolences to your family.
We are very sorry for your loss. Deb, your Mom was so beautiful on the evening of the Delmanor party last year. She will be sadly missed my you, Joe and the family. Sincere condolences to all. She’s definitely in a better place. God bless.
Deb, so sorry her hear about your mom. What a long life she had. We had a lot of fun bowling with her at Leaside and it was always a treat when she brought her scones. I’m sure you have many good memories to sustain you. She will be missed.
Cathy Wright
Dear Deb and Joe,
You and your family are in our prayers on the sad passing away of Deb’s mum.
It was so nice to see her at Sunday mass loving cared for by you all.
Keith and Joyce
So sorry to hear about Aunt Yvette. She made an impression on me as a young girl and I think of her often. I’m so sorry for your loss.
Mom (Blanche Cuillerier-Swanson) also passes on her condolences.
Take care
Marie Swanson & family
Our heartfelt condolences go out to you Deb, Joe and family on the passing of Yvette. May fond memories of good times spent together help to comfort you during this sad time.
Blessings
Dear Deb, You and your family are in our hearts and mind.
Our deepest condolences on the passing of your dear mom.
Deb. So Sorry to hear about your Mum. She and I played together at the Leaside Bowling club. In fact we won the club women’s double tournament one year! She was a fine lady and so proud of her family. I will remember her fondly.
Deb and family…Treasure the memories of her laughter, her joy, and her love…Tante Yvette was a wonderful soul and she will always be in our hearts. May you always remember how it felt to laugh with her and be loved by her; I will always remember her smile and her spirit…she was a joy to know. The lessons your mom taught you, the love she gave, the way she cared for people…all those things live on in you Deb. Although we are apart in miles, we are together always in heart and spirit for you. Much, much love, Denise and Claude.
I was so sorry to hear about Mrs. Redman’s passing.
I looked forward to seeing her at Mass on Sunday.
She seemed like such a lovely lady. I would often see her at DeManor when I was there for the Historical Board meeting.
My sincere condolences to you, Joe and your family.
Kevin Dark