Mom was born in May 8, 1929 in Harrogate, North Yorkshire, England. She and her family – sister Evelyn; parents Herbert and Elizabeth Reynard, immigrated to Canada in 1947. They opened and operated The Oak Bay Fish & Chips on Oak Bay Avenue. The best fish and chips in Victoria. She went on to marry Frederick Rogers in 1953 and they had two daughters, Wendy and Marjie. She was predeceased by her daughter Wendy in 2009. Later in life, she worked at the Gorge Road Hospital. She was an expert knitter from age 5, and loved her kitty Tinky Wink.
Thank you to nurses and staff at the Glenwarren Lodge.
No service by request.
Love from Marjie (Michael) Melissa (Brody) Linda (Pete). Ta Ra Love, ‘ Till we meet again.
Condolences may be offered to the family below.
McCall Gardens
www.mccallgardens.com
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Barb Young and Donna Gilchrist
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Jean Tom Murdoch So sorry to here of Marj’s passing. I remember her stories of the fish and chips and how much fun was had, and how she loved going back to England for her holidays. May the Lord bless her and keep her. Sincerest condolences from the Murdochs.
Jean and Tom Murdoch.
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Laurie Maloney So sorry to hear about the loss of Marje. She was such a wonderful and kind lady and I enjoyed many wonderful outings with her and loved hearing the stories about her life. She will be missed. My sincerest sympathy. Laurie Maloney and family
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Nicole May family and friends cherish the precious moments shared with Marjorie, while allowing the promises and comfort found in God’s word the Bible to fortify during this difficult time. Revelation 21:4, 5;
Isaiah 41:10,13. You may also find comforting information on jworg to help you cope with your loss.
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Glenda mckenzie I was so sorry to read about your mom, Margie. I used to work at the fish and chip shop with Susan gilchrist around 1963 to 1965. I remember you as a very cute little girl of around 5 years old. Your mom was such a lovely, kind and fun lady. I am really sorry to have lost being in touch with her. My sincerest sympathy, Glenda Mckenzie.
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Mickie Holt So sorry to hear of the loss of Marg. I worked with her at the Gorge for many years, and kept in touch long after we retired. She was the sweetest most caring woman ever, and am happy to have been her friend. Sshe was much loved. I will think of her forever. Mickie
Marjie and Melissa, what a wonderful woman your mum and grandma was. Wonderful childhood memories of our mum giving your mum a perm at our house and having tea. I am sure they are chatting up a storm now. We are so sorry for your loss. She will always be loved and remembered.
Barb and Donna