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Glynda Elizabeth Lax

 

It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of our beloved mother Glynda Lax, age 80, of Kenora Ontario. Glynda passed away peacefully on Sunday, August 21st, 2022, at Lake of the Woods District Hospital.

Glynda was predeceased by her husband Wayne Lax, mother Elizabeth Amos, father Gordon Comber, stepfather Doug Amos, brother Ralph Conner, brother in laws Harry Chmeliuk, Louie Bourcier, Allan and Merril Lax and Herb Roller, sister-in-law Joyce Roller, mother and father in law Maude and Arvid Lax. Nephew Terry Roller and great nephew Steven Hajdinjak.

Survived by her children: Michael, Gaelyn, Joyelle (Dan), and Melody. Grandchildren: Charity (Darrick), Alexa (Jamie), Tano (Mariah), Jade, Brodey, Lillie, David-Wayne, and Avery. Great grandchild, Connor Wayne. Her sisters: Eunice Bourcier, Leatrice Chmeliuk, brother Patty (Glenda) Comber and many nieces and nephews that she cherished dearly.

Glynda was born and raised in Kenora Ontario as a faithful and devout Catholic. As a child, she had a love for figure skating, dancing, music, and sports. She attended Mount Caramel School and the convent at St. Jean Baptiste. She was a member of the Catholic Women’s League and the Kenora Legion where she was an avid player in darts taking home numerous awards.

She was a member of supported services such as KACL, Sunset Psychiatric Survivors, and the Challenge Club where she overcame mental health struggles while also becoming a support to others. She was a compassionate, thoughtful, and kind person who loved her family deeply. Leading up to her last days she showed us great strength and optimism.

We would like to thank Lake of the Woods District Hospital Doctors, nursing staff, dietary staff, and attendants that provided exceptional care for her. As well as Paramed and a special thanks to Rose and her friends she made while living at Park View apartments.

The funeral service will be held at Notre Dame du Portage Roman Catholic Church, located at 222 First Street N. on Saturday September 10th at 11:00 a.m.  In lieu of flowers a donation to our local animal Charity, “A Dog’s Life Fostering Network” would be kindly appreciated.

 

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