VIRGINIA WILSON (BRADSTOCK)

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VIRGINIA WILSON (nee BRADSTOCK) October 19, 1910 - April 6, 2006 It is with heavy hearts and deep sorrow we announce the passing of our beloved mother and grandmother. Mom was surrounded by love and family at the time of her death. She was predeceased by her husband Dave in 1993. They were married for 56 very happy years. Mom was also predeceased by her two brothers, John and Jim Bradstock and her parents, Martha and Ralph Bradstock. Mom is survived by her children, Lynn Cascisa (Sam), Dave Wilson (Jodey) and Sandra Simpson (Terry); her grandchildren, Sammy, Garner, Todd (Tamaura), Tiffany, Tyler (Lori), Cassie, Tanya (Dave), Kirk (Shirley), Ashley (Bill), Shauna; great-grandchildren, Hunter, Anthony, Mackenzie, Jackson, Callum, Delaney, Gabby, Joseph, Seamus and Emma. For many years, Mom and Dad enjoyed their cottage at BelAir and loved nothing more than when their family arrived. They travelled to Hawaii a few times, Florida, California, Arizona and had many special summers in Banff. Mom worked as a secretary for St. James Collegiate and the Provincial Government. Mom will always be remembered for her strength, her loving heart, her happy nature and the wonderful outlook she had on life even through the tough times - the death of her mother as a young child and the dementia she struggled with at the end. Always there to help when her children or grandchildren needed her, a very generous person. Mom saw the beauty in all of nature and had a great love of animals. We will miss you so much Mom, but you are with Dad now and we knew you were ready, even though it hurt so much to let you go. Many thanks to Mom's special nurses at Vista Park for all the wonderful care and affection given to Mom. Special mention to Theresa. A family service was held on Monday, April 10 at Vista Park. Cremation has taken place. Interment to be held at a later date. The Coutu family in care of arrangements: E. J. COUTU CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 680 Archibald St. 253-5086

As published in Winnipeg Free Press on Apr 11, 2006