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Marilyn Joan Collier (nee Harvey)

March 14, 2018

Passed away peacefully, surrounded by her family, on Wednesday, March 14th, 2018, in her 86th year. She will now be reunited with the love of her life, her husband, Bert Collier (2016). Loving mother of Kevin (Lesley), Brenda Davie (Perry), Becky Hulley (Jim) and David (Peggy). Proud Gramma Nama of Andrew, Mathew, Jennifer, Jacob, Mitch, Amy, Elizabeth and Brett and great-Grandma of Sammy and Alison. Predeceased by her parents, Austin and Madeline Harvey, as well as her brother, Jack and sister, Beverly (Ozzie) Wort. Marilyn started ballet at a young age and continued up until she went to school to become a nurse. She worked as a nurse until she became a mother. She was so proud of being a nurse. The family thanks the staff at peopleCare Oakcrossing for the care and kindness they gave to Marilyn, especially during the difficult time during her palliative care. A private inurnment will take place at Woodland Cemetery at a later date. Anyone wishing to make a donation in memory of Marilyn are asked to please consider the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Ontario. 

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I had the pleasure of knowing both Marilyn and Bert prior to their move to Peoplecare. I have fond memories of them, they were always smiling and laughing and it was beautiful to see just how much the loved each other. They even trusted me to take care of their beloved cat Casey when they had to move and it was a honour that I will cherish always. Happy to know Marilyn is now with Bert. I am keeping the family in my thoughts and prayers.

~ Alex M

To the family of Marilyn Collier, On behalf of the Wray, Ufford and Hawkins families, I offer sincere condolences to the family and friends of Marilyn. My mother Loreen (Wray ) Ufford was the daughter of Laura Collier and a first cousin to Bert. Growing up in London /Byron, my brothers and I remember Bert and Marilyn from numerous family functions and get-togethers over the years. As contemporaries and first cousins, Bert and my mother Loreen and her sister Ellen (Wray) Hawkins shared many experiences in their childhood and youth, including each others' weddings, family baptisms, etc.. Bert was my brother John's godparent along with Marion Collier Hopefully you can take comfort from the very long and good life that Marilyn and Bert shared. Sincerely, Paul Ufford

~ Paul Ufford

Dear Marilyn We will miss you at our 65th class reunion but you will certainly be in our thoughts . The nursing class of Victoria Hospital 1953 is a special group of ladies. You were one of the best and more sane ones in a class that enjoyed fun and laughter. We loved it when we were able to get you to dance for us . It has been a joy to be your class mate and friend. May your family be supported by many happy memories of your parents Lucy Williams

~ LUCY WILLIAMS

Becky, my sincerest condolences to you and your family.

~ David Seymour

Becky, so sorry to hear the news about your mother. I hope memories of happier times help you during these tough times. You're in my thoughts and prayers. Sandi

~ Sandi Channing

Dear Collier Family, We were neighbors and friends for many years and I still cherish the fun times. Marilyn you taught our daughters to play the piano an asset that they enjoy to this day. Try to remember your wonderful family life ,and that will help your grieving process. Sincerely,Lois

~ Lois Corney

My condolences goes out to you Becky and your entire family on the passing of your mother. You are in my thoughts and prayers. Dana

~ Dana Lariviere

Dear Brenda and Family, Yesterday I found out that Marilyn had passed when I went to visit her at Peoplecare. I am so sad and am sorry that you have lost your dear Mother. We had a really nice visit during her Massage in February. She was having a very good day. Marilyn was a thoughtful friend to many at the Home. I will miss her. Thinking of you, Nancy

~ Nancy Gauld

Our condolence to the Family: God well knows the pain we suffer and he cares. Exodus 3:7; 1Peter 5:7 Look forward to the future with confidence, Acts 24:15 says, ..."there is going to be a resurrection...". For more comfort please visit our website: jw.org and view the faith strengthening video: Is There Hope for the Dead? 🌼

~ W. J.

(Donated to The Heart and Stroke Foundation of Ontario )

~ Douglas Easter

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