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Remembering Sylvia Seymour

July 19, 20264 Mins Read
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In Loving Memory of

Sylvia Corinne Avril Seymour

September 9, 1928 – July 3, 2026

Nephew and partner

Vic says, my aunt Sylvia, my godmother with a British sense of humor always laughed loudly in every conversation. It always came back to the duff being fluffed. I will always miss our many talks.

– Much love Vic

Sylvia was the most inappropriate British woman I’ve ever known and that’s why I loved her.

– Love, Jim.

Nephew and partner

Aunt Sylvia, the last of a great generation who has seen it all and experienced more than her fair share of adversity. Yet she always managed to carry on with such strength, optimism, style, and grace. Never defeated. She was always such good company, very entertaining. Whether it be just having a regular conversation, sharing incredible stories from her life experiences or having a good laugh and being a bit silly. She was so proud of her family. We are all very lucky to have had her in our lives and to have experienced her love and support. Aunt Sylvia was a beautiful person inside and out and a truly “Classy Lady”.

– Love, Donny & Cindy

Grand Nephew and partner

Aunt Sylvia looked like a Hollywood star, lived with passion, and most notably, loved like an angel. Her genuine kindness that she showed at every greeting will be what I miss most from her.

– Love, Reid

Sylvia’s love radiated from her the moment you met her. She had a welcoming way about her that made you feel safe and accepted. Her smile and her genuine kindness will be deeply missed.

– Love, Sam

Nephew

Just lost one of my best friends. All I ever got from her was love. She will be missed and in my thoughts for the rest of my days.

– Love, Matthew

Grand Daughter

For someone of such small stature, Sylvia held an impossible amount of strength, wit, and endurance. To survive and overcome so much throughout her life with such grace, community, and determination just demonstrates what a legend she was. And she did it all without a hair out of place while wearing that warm smile on her face. Sylvia is an inspiration for me, and I love her.

– Love, Natalia

Grand Son

Nana, your warm smile, quick wit, and kind heart made every moment brighter. You had a way of making everyone laugh with your sense of humor. Thank you for the love, laughter, and memories you’ll always leave with us. I’m so grateful I had the chance to spend so much time with my Nana in her final days.

Rest peacefully, Nana. You will be loved, missed, and remembered forever.
❤️

– Love, Gabriel

Son

Mom cared more about others than herself, endless compassion for everyone.

On behalf of myself, my brother, and our departed sister Jennifer who was also a shining star, I would like to thank V. O. N., Paramed support workers, Wesway, D r. Echum, and friends for all the support over the years.

I would always tease mom by yelling out “where is little mumpsy”… she can be found in all our hearts.

-Love , Stu

Son

Small in stature, big in heart.




She was always there when I needed her.
I was lucky enough to spend time with her inher last years of life. Iwillalways rememberthelife lessons she taught, andthewordsof wisdom. She loved Frank Sinatra, andwhen Stuand Iwoulddanceforher. Iwillmissyou repeatingallthestoriesofyourlife. Love you mom, youareinabetterplace. – Craig

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