February 8, 2019
The family of Margaret Rennick (nee Neil) announces her passing on Thursday, January 24, 2019. Margaret was in her 91st year. Predeceased by husband, George (2011).
Margaret is survived by her loving daughters, Sandra Rennick and Susan Naylor; loving son-in-law, Tyrone Naylor; grandchildren, Tristen Naylor and Shannon Naylor; brothers, Edward Neil (Kathleen) and Murray Neil (Diane); nephews, Terry, Bob, Andrew and Matthew and niece, Linda.
She is also lovingly remembered by Nancy McNeill and Betty Naylor. Margaret was predeceased by her sister, Lenore; her brother, William Neil and nephew, David Neil.
She was born and raised in North Bay, Ontario. In 1959, Margaret and George moved to Capreol and then to Oakville, Ontario in 1969. After George’s passing in 2011, the family moved Margaret to Victoria, B.C. where she remained until her passing.
A private family service will be held at a later date.
Those wishing may offer condolences to the family below.
McCall Gardens
www.mccallgardens.com
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Fay & Geoff Copland
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Judy February 8, 2019Dear Susan and Sandra
I am sorry to hear about the passing of your Mother. We had many great chats when she and your Dad visited the office.
Sincerely
Judy (dr. Phillips office)
I assume you are all out west ?
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Lynda Kozak February 7, 2019So very sorry to hear of your Mom’s passing. Thinking of you all with fond memories from Oakville.
Big hugs,
Lynda
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Bob & Elsie Black February 4, 2019Bob & Elsie Black extend our deepest sympathy on the loss of your mother. We have many good memories with her & George.
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Joan Ford February 4, 2019Sandra and Susan and family
My sincerest sympathies in the death of your dear Mom – Paul and I knew your Mom and Dad as neighbours on Seabrook and members of St Paul’s – whenever we chatted the main topic of conversation was their grandchildren – they were so proud of then and everything that they did. They are missed.
Joan Ford
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Lexie Chamberlain February 1, 2019I wish to offer my condolences to you and your family on the death of your mother and grandmother. I used to be the minister at St Paul’s where your parents were so active AND I was their neighbor living on Seabrook Drive. I remember your mom being so kind to our children. When visiting in their home Margaret was always a gracious host. I remember her telling stories of living in Capreol as well as stories of babysitting her grandchildren. She so loved her family. May you find comfort and peace as you say goodbye to a wonderful person. Rev. Lexie Chamberlain and family
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Freda & Lynn Beauchamp February 1, 2019Susan, Sandra & Family
Condolences on the passing of your Mom. We have a lot of good memories of times with your Mom and Dad in Oakville.
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Cynthia McAlindon February 1, 2019Hugh, Erin and I send our condolences on the passing of your Mother. she was a lovely person I only got to know through stories Sue and Tyrone shared over dinners and/or drinks. We’re thinking of you.
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Richard Peterson January 31, 2019My good friends, Murray, Diane and family. It was with deep sadness to learn of your dear sister, Margaret Rennick (Neil) passing. We always enjoyed her friendship and good conversations. She will be sadly missed by all. Richard Peterson
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Toivo and Rae Saari, North Bay Ontario January 30, 2019We did not know Margaret personally but we heard many glowing comments about her from her brother Murray. We wish to express our deepest feelings of sympathy to all the family members, but especially to our personal friends Murray, Diane, Andrew and Matthew. Our thoughts are certainly with you at this difficult time.
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Sonia Reddie January 30, 2019Saying a final goodbye to a lovely lady with deepest sympathy and love, Sonia
Susan and Sandra, We send our heartfelt condolences to you and all the family on the passing of your dear mom. She and your dad were a devoted couple who were easy to make friends with and love. We have missed both of them at St. Paul’s; your dad so full of mischief and fun and your mom so sincerely devoted to her family, friends and church. I loved listening to the stories they would tell about their lives in the places they lived and they could always see the funny side to daily occurrences. We are blessed to have known both of them. Take care of yourselves in the days and weeks to come, as I know they would want you to.