Marlyn Livermore (Collins)

July 13, 2021

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Peacefully, at Victoria Hospital in London, Dr. Marlyn Livermore (Collins), passed away on Tuesday, July 13, 2021, in her 88th year. She will be reunited with her beloved husband, Robert Collins (2020); as well as her parents, Gladys and Frank; and brother, Chuck (Lorraine). Marlyn was born in Toronto and as an adult, worked at the St. Thomas Psychiatric Hospital. She loved being with her friends, family, hiking and traveling. She will be missed by her children, Allen, Steven (Margie), Cathy, Wendy, Tracy (late Joe), and Nancy. Marlyn will also be deeply missed by grandchildren, Wiley, Bailey, Jessica, Rachel, Sheldon, Zachary, Carter, and Jen; great-grandson, Benjamin; and godchildren, Tanya (Jennifer), Anthony (Jennifer), and their boys, Aidan and Liam. A Celebration of Life will be held at a later date.

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Marlyn will be deeply missed by all of us who had the privilege of working with her at St. Thomas Psychiatric Hospital. She was a superb clinician and a wonderful friend. Jo

~ Dr. Jo Ann Silcox

My most sincere condolences to Marlyn's family at this difficult time. Marlyn's warmth, generosity, gentle humour and kindness will be forever remembered -- and treasured -- by all who had the pleasure of knowing her.

~ Neil Hrab

Dr. Marlyn Livermore blessed my life for several decades, both as my dearest friend and an esteemed colleague. Her boundless compassion meant she made invaluable contributions over many years to her chosen profession, one which involves confronting and challenging the most painful forms of human suffering. Marlyn's love for her husband and dear children, grandchildren, great-grand-child and god-children was similarly limitless. My family and I deeply will miss her beautiful smiling eyes and angelic kind heart.

~ Dr. Toghra GhaemMaghami

Marlyn was one of the most caring, conscientious psychiatrists I have known, and she wrote the most comprehensive, detailed patient histories in STPH. May God bless her family at this time!

~ Dr Don Galbraith

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