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Evelyn Kirk

October 27, 2010

KIRK, Evelyn – Of London and formerly of Toronto passed away peacefully at home on Wednesday, October 27th, 2010 in her 92nd year. Beloved wife of Norman for 62 years and dear mother of Dr. James Kirk (Rose) of Ingersoll and Lynn Kirk of London. Loving grandmother of Sean (Julie), Marla (Richard), Brendan and Jacob. Step-grandmother of Ted Glass, Mary Roy, Raymond Roy and Mallory Patlan. Great-grandmother of Bryanna, Makayla, Taya, Sarah, Jadyn and Ryan. Evelyn (Pilkington) was born in Lancashire, England just after World War One ended in November 1918 and emigrated to Toronto in the early 1920’s. She was the beloved only child of the late John and Lena Pilkington. Evelyn and Norm met at Canada Packers (Maple Leaf Foods) in Toronto where she was a payroll officer and he a safety engineer. Cremation has taken place. A memorial service will be held at the WESTVIEW FUNERAL CHAPEL, 709 Wonderland Road North, London, on Saturday, November 6th, 2010 at 1:00 p.m. with visitation one hour prior to the service. In lieu of flowers, donations may be sent to the Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus Association of Ontario, 1-800-387-1575 or >www.sbhao.on.ca  Online condolences available at >www.westviewfuneralchapel.com

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Dr. Kirk and family We are thinking of you and sharing in the sadness of losing someone so special in your life. She will always be a precious part of your memories. Sincerely Mary Ann, Joe and Eric Kuczko

~ Mary Ann Kuczko

My thoughts are with the Kirk family. I really enjoyed getting to know all of you, and had great respect for Mrs. Kirk. Sincerely, Jennifer Missere

~ Jennifer Missere

Dear Lynn, Jim & Family: I was very sad to hear of Evelyn's passing. Yesteday I was mourning the 30th Anniversary of my father's death October 30th, 1980 at 72. Now back living in Wasaga Beach, my wife and I pass by your old cottage and the 'Big Rock' each day when we take our dog Gracie for a walk. I can still hear your Mother's distinctive laugh and voice and I know that Evelyn, Gord, Edith, Grieve and Isabelle are sitting in the 'dip' out of the wind enjoying a good conversation and Gord is pointing out and laughing that my father's 'morning dip' is occuring past noon most days. Those were the good ole days. I know Lynn that you were there when it counted to help your parents and I know you will help Norm through these difficult days and months ahead. Love & Best wishes, John & Marjorie Robinson

~ John & Marjorie Robinson

Dear Norm, Lynn, Jim and Family, Evelyn's passing has brought back so many fond memories, both of her and of our years together at Wasaga Beach. It seem back then like we had so many parents. I read John and Marjorie's condolence and I hope that Evelyn is joining the others for a chat in the dip. I'm sure Harold and Marjorie are there with them, laughing and enjoying them. My thoughts and prayers will be with you on Saturday. Love Maureen Magee

~ Maureen Magee