Obituaries

There was no other way to describe Aunt Ethal, but by sitting around Nana Monies kitchen table laughing and carrying on all while telling Uncle Mep that she was always smarter then he was. 🙂 She was so strong and inspirational to us all. She was lived to no end and will be missed by all. We love you Aunt Ethal Love Jenn

I am very sorry to hear of Ethel's passing. I was fortunate to have worked with her, for a time, in the Gift Shop at the Dartmouth General Hospital. Ethel was a very kind and caring person and a pleasure to work with. Family was extremely important to her. My sincere condolences to her family.

I met Ethel at Bells in Cole Harbour. She was very friendly, making us laugh at her stories and I am sure her family will miss her dearly. God Bless You.

So sorry to hear of Ethel's passing, she was always so friendly and welcoming,I knew here from the emergency department of the Dartmouth general hospital. She helped train me, and took great pride in volunteering there,always so eager to help everyone.

Ethel and I grew up together on the same street in Halifax and have been best friends throughout the years. My first phone call of every day was from my dear friend and we would talk about our plans for the day. We were both members of the Dartmouth General Hospital Auxiliary and the TOPS chapter in Cole Harbour. Before Covid, we enjoyed being season ticket holders at Neptune Theatre. Ethel was a remarkable woman loved by so many and who touched so many lives including mine. I would just like to say that there are so many people we meet in our lifetime but only a few make a lasting impression in our hearts and minds. Love and warm hugs to Ethel's family - take comfort in the gift she was to us.

Wayne and Family Ethel was a valued member of the Dartmouth General Hospital Auxiliary for many years, serving as President for a period of time as well as volunteering in our Gift Shop and in the Emergency Department. Ethel so loved working at our various fund raisers such as a the Holly Tree Bazaar and Saint Patrick Day Bake Sales over the years, we could always count on her. She will be greatly missed. Rest in peace Ethel, you were well loved by so many of us.

I met sweet Ethel through Hillside and attended a few Bible study classes with her. She was always so upbeat with a fantastic sense of humour, so giving and so faithful to God. I remember walking with her on the walks that you organized Paula back in the day and going to coffee with her and Wayne after church some Sundays. Always so much fun. RIP my friend and I know you're in God's care now, pain free. My condolences and hugs to Ethel's family. . .she will be missed by all who knew her. ❤️🙏❤️

Dear Wayne and family, I only met Ethel when we moved into the same apartment building 2 years ago. One day we converged at the elevator and from there we became friends. Everyone that met Ethel became her friend...It was impossible not to be, as she loved people and genuinely cared about others. As short of a time as I had knowing her, I will never ever forget her, and will look forward to meeting her again in Heaven someday. (You are strolling with your precious Jesus now, dear Ethel! 💕)

So very sorry for the loss of Ethel. She was always so happy to see you, have a chat, make you laugh. Such a sweetheart She was always so happy to talk about her family - always beaming with pride about every single one of them She is so missed Praying for peace and comfort to the whole family Lisa Law

Dear Aunt Ethel, Your infectious humor, boundless love & unwavering faith were a gift to everyone you touched! While tears fall for your earthly absence, our hearts soar at the thought of you reunited with your family in the heavenly kingdom. May your laughter echo through eternity & your memory continue to inspire us all! Sending hugs & comfort to your beautiful family - with love from The Zwicker Family (Earl, Anne, Dylan & Lindsay)

I had the pleasure of having Ethel being part of our Tops chapter for many years. Ethel welcomed me with open arms when I started going 10 years ago and loved on my family so much. She had a special friendship with my Grandmother Emma. Ethel was such a wonderful lady who loved her family and friends dearly. She will be missed by all of us at Tops.

I had the great pleasure of being Ethels friend and neighbor, she is such a wonderful person and caring. Her and Wayne were an ideal couple. She always had a smile to give you and was just a truly genuine person. She will be missed. Loved dearly by her Wayne, Paula, Rhonda and grandchildren. RIP my friend

I am so thankful to God for the walk with Ethel in my faith journey. Her laughter and love were so welcoming. She loved her family and friends and wanted them to know Jesus. She was an amazing woman in so many ways. Christmas Eve she asked me to sign her up for Alpha in January 2024. She is now in the arms of Jesus. Rest with him. My love and prayers are with the family and all that knew her. Blessings Cindy

I've known Ethel since 1968 from working at MSI, she was a great friend and Co-worker, always laughing, one of our Christmas parties we were discussing if we would be going, either of us had dates at the time, going to the fleet club I introduced to Wayne previous, I suggest she invite him she said oh I don't think he will go he seems so shy, I said try and she did lol and behold he accepted it was the start of a great relationship that brought them both much joy. RIP Ethel, condolences to you Wayne, Rhonda, Paula, and Grandchildren, She loved you all, most conversation's at least one of you were mentioned. Hopefully the memories you have of Ethel will get you through this difficult time.

I've only known Ethel for a short time. A time in which I've seen how much she loved God and her girls, grandchildren and of course Wayne. Rest in Peace my dear friend. Goldie

Wayne, Paula, Tristan & Payton, Rhonda, Dave & Hunter and the Oliver family, I'm sending love, thoughts and prayers to you all at this difficult time. Ethel touched so many lives in the very best way and I am so grateful I got the chance to know her as a dear friend. I pray your loving memories and knowing she is at peace will bring you comfort in the days ahead. I know she will live on in my heart forever. Until we meet again my sweet friend, Rest In Peace.