Born and raised in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Mollie married a Navy (later Air Force) pilot at Shearwater, NS, in 1962. They travelled to various locations across Canada on military postings (NS, ON, BC) until retirement in beautiful Victoria, BC. Mollie was a devoted homemaker, wife and mother.
She leaves to mourn her husband of 56 years, Colonel (ret’d) Stanley Brygadyr; daughters, Sheila (Tom Beckley) and Alayne (Connor McCoy) and grandson, Quinn.
Many thanks are extended to the medical staff and volunteers at Victoria Hospice for the excellent care given to Mollie.
A private burial took place at Royal Oak Cemetery in Saanich (Victoria), BC.
Condolences may be offered to the family at below.
McCall Gardens
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38 Responses
Sheila, Stan, Alayne,
I have many fond memories of your mother – her kindness, her curiosity, her smile.
I am sorry for your loss and I send my love.
Stan, You obviosly had a long and happy life together. Liz and I offer you our condolences.
Russ and Dianne Moore
Our sincere condolences Stan.
Sheila:
Sending you my condolences in the loss of your mother, you and I have not seen each other in a couple of years but I think about you often. My thoughts are with you and sending you hugs.
Susan Sullivan
Hi Stan & family
Bud & I were so sorry to hear that Molly passed away. Our deepest sympathy to you all
Bud & Hilda Rocheleau
Dear Stan and Family,
Please accept our sincere condolences on the loss of your wife, mother and grandmother, Mollie. Mollie was a lovely lady – we remember well the good times we enjoyed together in Toronto.
Kathy and Lloyd Barnes
We were neighbours on Strathcona Crescent and enjoyed watching the kids grow up. I’m glad we shared that special time.
Mollie was a lovely, gentle lady. I was sorry to hear of her passing.
My deepest condolences.
Alayne. I’m not sure if you’ll remember me, but we worked together at Coles Book Store when you were in high school. So sorry to read about the passing of your mom. I understand how painful it is to lose your mom and it’s hard to accept. I’m thinking of you in this time of loss.