Ada-Lou Bock
- 72 years old
- Female
- Born Jul 03, 1937
- Died Oct 03, 2009
- Midland, Ontario, Canada
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Notice of Death
Ada-Lou ("Seed") Bock of Midland, Ontario, age 72, died 8:00 am Saturday, October 3rd, 2009 at Huronia District Hospital in Midland from a massive brain hemmorage.
Ada-Lou was born July 3rd, 1937 Rowatt, Sask. and was an area resident in her youth. She moved to Ontario, where she married and had three children. She lead a full life - as a student / songwriter / entrepeneur / mother / grandmother and friend.
She is survived by her three daughters, Bonnie-Lou Bock, Jori Lynn Bock and Kerri Joanne Bock, all of Ontario. Grandchildren are Alex Bock, Steven Dufour, Kyle and Sage Stevenson. She is also survived by her two sisters in Alberta, Doreen Kellock and Glenda Labelle, along with numerous, aunts, uncles, nephews, nieces and cousins.
She is preceded in death by parents, Morgan and Alice Jones of Rowatt, Saskatchewan.
She is to be cremated and memorial services to be held in Alberta and Ontario at a later date to be announced.
Thank you to Nicoll's Funeral Home and Innisvale's Crematorium for all their help to our family in this difficult time. Thanks goes out also to the local Barrie chapter of the CNIB for all their support when Ada-Lou lost her sight and could not do the things her eyes had helped her with in the past. As well, the staff and friends at Villa Care Centre in Midland for all their support with our mother in her fading memory years.
Contributions in memory of Ada-Lou may be made to the charity of your choice.
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Final Resting
Bonnie Oct 23, 2010
Final Resting
Bonnie Aug 08, 2010
Pictures and time
Curtis L Oct 24, 2009
It's good to remember the whole journey and not just the last days of winter.
I cried and I smiled. I wondered what it would be like to be raised on a small farm in Saskatchewan, having only one pair of shoes, a cookie tin for a lunch box, moving out east to start anew, loving, losing and loving again. Giving all and reaching out. Dependable to dependent. Maybe a reminder to embrace every moment. We always search for a qualifier but maybe life just is.
Sincere thoughts of loss
Maggie Jordan Oct 12, 2009
Her devotion to her girls was admirable and her love for life will always be remembered as someone who believed that life was meant to be lived in the moment and laugh as much as possible!
She will be missed dearly.
Love Maggie
Kerri Jo (Oct 13, 2009)