Jean Christina Nattress
Posted By Egan Funeral Home On July 21, 2021 @ 2:56 pm In Bolton Area,Obituaries | 14 Comments
In loving memory of Jean Christina Nattress
Jean Christina Nattress (nee McDonald) – dear mother, grandmother, great grandmother, friend – passed away peacefully, surrounded by her family at Bradford Valley Nursing Home, on Monday, July 19, 2021. She was in her 100th year. Jean was the beloved wife of the late John Andrew Nattress and loving mother of Lynda and the late William Laceby, David and Barbara Nattress. Cherished grandmother of Jeffrey and Lisa Laceby, Kimberly and Scott Gray, Jennifer and Michael Cecconi, Michael Laceby, Christine and Marc Mainguy, Andrew Nattress and Tammy Somerville. Proud great-grandmother of Grace and James Laceby, Braemar, Carter, and Rylan Gray, Connor and Ethan Cecconi, Max and Elliott Mainguy, Keiran and Dylan (deceased) Nattress. Dear sister of Neil, Henry, Bruce, Dora and Jim, all pre-deceased.
Jean is lovingly remembered by her family as “Great” – as she was a cherished great grandmother to 11 great grandchildren (including three sets of twins). It has been a true gift, that not many young people get to experience, for most of Jean’s 11 great grandchildren to truly get to know this incredible woman and to spend time in her company. She was predeceased by her husband Jack in 1974 and continued as a key pillar of family strength, determination, and love for her family. Jean was a gracious, kind, and loving person who loved to travel and worked well into her 80’s. She will be lovingly remembered for her laughter, her deep love of her grandchildren and great grandchildren, and her ever-present independent spirit. We wish for you – dear mother, grandmother, great grandmother – never ending peace and love and light on this next stage of your soul’s journey.
A memorial service will be held at St. Paul’s Presbyterian Church, 5750 King Road, Nobleton, on Saturday, July 24 at 11:00 a.m.. Service will also be live streamed. Please click one of the following links to access the service stpaulsnobleton.ca youtube.com/stpaulschurchnobleton. Interment of cremated remains following at Laurel Hill Cemetery, Bolton.
Donations in memory of Jean may be made to the charity of your choice.
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We offer our deepest condolences and sympathy to you, Lynda, David, Barbara and all of your children and grandchildren on the passing of your Mother and Grandmother. Your mother was always a nice lady to visit with and enjoy a laugh or two. She’ll be missed dearly by all of you. Cameron & Cathy McClure.
Our condolences and prayers to the Family
With deepest condolences to the Laceby family. Wishing peace and love for the family.
Jean,
The friend we loved and knew so well,
The friend with whom we shared so much,
The good times the bad times,
The fun times the sad times,
She will always be with us.
Doreen and Marilyn
Deepest condolences to the entire family.
Our most thoughtful prayers and. condolences are sent to you and your family with the loss of your. Mother, Grandmother and Great Grandmother. What a wonderful history of love and compassion!! Not many family enjoy the longevity of love and and the true compassion of the gift. What a wonderful legacy for the children to remember!! Our thoughts and prayers are with the family during this very sad time . May your memories of the wonderful times keep you strong at this time of sorrow. Thinking of you and the family.
Carl & Doreen Emmerson & Family
My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this sad time.
Sincere sympathy to Lynda and the Laceby family, and David and Barbara and the Nattress family. I remember Jean as my Sunday School teacher, and we sang in the Caven choir together. Thinking of you , and hoping you find comfort in your special memories of Jean’s long life. She always had a smile.
My deepest condolences to the whole family. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Lynda,David and the entire family my deepest condolences
We are sorry to hear of the passing of your dear mother, grandmother and great grandmother. What a wonderful life she lived. She will be greatly missed.
Our condolences to everyone in the Nattress and Laceby family.
David and Karen Bertrand
Thinking of you with sympathy as you say goodbye to your Mom, Grandma and Great Grandma. I always remembered Jean as a gentle soul with a lovely disposition. I know you’ll miss her a lot.
Muriel McClure
To Linda, David,Barbara – Phyllis & I have many many good & joyful memories of your mom(& dad) over the years, at Caven,at their home, & in general since we considerd them to be some of our best friends after we moved to Bolton in 1965. We are sorry to learn of Jean’s passing. She was a kind & thoughtful person with a great smile & always seemed to have a happy disposition. One of a kind! She will be missed. Our best thoughts & wishes to each of you.
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Our deepest sympathy to you Lynda, David & Barb and all of your Children & Grandchildren in the loss of your Mom. That sweet smile says it all. She was a delightful lady so friendly & warm hearted. May you all feel the Lord’s peace as she is with Him now.❤️❤️❤️