Obituary
October 17, 2019
Susan Isobelle Walker (nee Bald) - b. February 9, 1942 d. October 16, 2019
Passed away on October 16, 2019 at Matthews House in Alliston after a long battle with cancer. Loving mother to daughters Kim Lepage, Susan and Alanis Walker. Good-natured antagonist to son-in-law Nelson Lepage and proud grandmother to Greg Lafreniere, Cameron and Andrew Lepage and Jackson, Carson and Addison Ryder. Predeceased by her husband John M. Walker, her parents J.W. and Winnifred Bald, and her older brother John W. Bald. A lifelong animal lover, Susan also leaves behind her cat Jinx, who has agreed to be re-homed with her daughter.
Susan’s quick wit and playful manner will be sorely missed by her many friends in Windsor, Deer Lake Newfoundland and at the Angus Gardens Senior Complex. Susan always had something funny to say, which made her a valuable addition to any gathering and generally beloved in her circle.
Her family would like to thank the wonderful, generous caregivers who helped her and her family over the last few years: the LHIN nurses and PSWs, Dr. Liesbet Jansen, and the excellent and compassionate Matthews House staff. In lieu of flowers, please consider a donation to Matthews House. Susan will be cremated and her ashes spread by her family. Memorial information to follow.
Passed away on October 16, 2019 at Matthews House in Alliston after a long battle with cancer. Loving mother to daughters Kim Lepage, Susan and Alanis Walker. Good-natured antagonist to son-in-law Nelson Lepage and proud grandmother to Greg Lafreniere, Cameron and Andrew Lepage and Jackson, Carson and Addison Ryder. Predeceased by her husband John M. Walker, her parents J.W. and Winnifred Bald, and her older brother John W. Bald. A lifelong animal lover, Susan also leaves behind her cat Jinx, who has agreed to be re-homed with her daughter.
Susan’s quick wit and playful manner will be sorely missed by her many friends in Windsor, Deer Lake Newfoundland and at the Angus Gardens Senior Complex. Susan always had something funny to say, which made her a valuable addition to any gathering and generally beloved in her circle.
Her family would like to thank the wonderful, generous caregivers who helped her and her family over the last few years: the LHIN nurses and PSWs, Dr. Liesbet Jansen, and the excellent and compassionate Matthews House staff. In lieu of flowers, please consider a donation to Matthews House. Susan will be cremated and her ashes spread by her family. Memorial information to follow.