Myrna Roy (nee Ceppetelli)
Posted By Egan Funeral Home On March 9, 2020 @ 2:35 pm In Bolton Area,Obituaries | 34 Comments
We all miss her so much
Celebrating The Life Of Myrna Roy
1940 – 2020
Myrna Roy, (nee Ceppetelli) passed away peacefully in Brampton Civic Hospital on March 7, 2020 after a 15 month battle with pancreatic cancer in Toronto Ontario at the age of 80.
Myrna, cherished mother to Vivian (James), Kevin (Debbie), Christina (Brian) and Nikki (Chris); sister to Gary (Marion) Ceppetelli. Grandchildren, Zak, Troy, Amanda, Alyssa Ainsley, Ashton, Jackson, Erica, Taylor, Dylan and step grandchildren, Alyssa, James Jr, Robert, step great grandchildren, Halle, Olivia, Nathan and Hudson. Myrna is predeceased in death by her parents Elba and Nello Ceppetelli, husband Ralph Roy of Sudbury.
Loving relatives, sister-in-law Jackie Lynch, brother-in-law Aldo Roy (Julia), aunt to Angela, Cara, Meghan, Brad, Natalie, and Bernie.
Myrna was born on February, 23, 1940 in Sudbury Ontario to Elba and Nello Ceppetelli. Myrna was a dedicated mother, an energetic and hard working business women and a founding partner of Yesac Creative Foods; a hospitality company that went on to create such exciting and innovative concepts such as Caseys Roadhouse, East Side Mario’s and Pat & Mario’s restaurants. All brands that would be the catalyst for the casual dining industry in Canada. After moving to Toronto, Myrna began working with the DeerFields Clinic, as a client support specialist. Myrna was an active member of the Rotary Club of Palgrave. Over the years, Myrna touched so many lives, sharing her wisdom. Helping mentee’s to look at life in a kind and selfless manner, defending the true person she was.
Because of Myrna’s network of family and friends, she enjoyed world travel and the hospitality of many. Her 80 years of life is to be celebrated, knowing that our lives have been enriched by having shared her love.
The family would like to thank the doctors and caregivers at the DeerFields Clinic, providing her with the required professional support, hope and inspiration to bring some perspective and optimism to her illness journey.
The family will be holding a private Celebration of Life, to remember the happy times, raise a glass with cheer, celebrating in honour of Myrna’s life.
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Condolences for the family of “Myrna Roy (nee Ceppetelli)”
Jim and Vivian,
We are so sorry for your loss. Our deepest sympathies.
Elaine & John Robertson
What a pleasure knowing and working with Myrna. What a special lady!!!
Sending our condolences to Myrna’s family.
Hope great memories help you through this difficult time.
On behalf of the Rotary Club of Palgrave, I wish to offer our condolences to your family on the passing of Myrna.
I had the pleasure to work with Myrna as a Rotarian and enjoyed the times together on projects. She always had a smile as she went about her tasks. She was missed by our club when illness prevented her from continuing.
Your family will have many wonderful memories of her.
Ian Kittle
President, Palgrave Rotary Club.
Our most sincere condolences to all of Myrna’s Family. Myrna was an inspiration to all and she had that very special personality that encouraged all who knew her to cherish her friendship. The Rotary Club of Palgrave will miss her enthusiasm.
Dale & Bill Clarke
So very sorry to hear the news of Myrna’s passing. Such an elegant and special woman. It was a pleasure knowing her. Condolences to Myrna’s family.
Jim & Viv – Myrn was a fabulous lady! Always so kind and classy and so much fun. We will miss her lots. TOY with much love Jim & Alison
Jim and Vivian – Very sorry for your loss.
Fred Carruthers
So sorry to hear about the loss of your mother. Sincere sympathies to all of your family.
A truly remarkable woman that I will always feel blessed to have known… my thoughts are with you all … ❤️
Our deepest sympathies to all of Myrna’s family.A wonderfull wife & mother .The dynasty created with their restaurants is a credit to business person Myrna was.RIP
Our most sincere condolences. Your mom was such a wonderful person, we’re honoured to have had the chance to spent time together.
Dear family our condolences and prayers Roy and I have known the family for a long time ,,,, bless her and prayers take care love Norma and family
Our condolences to the family, Norma Pidutti and family
So sorry for your loss Chris. Thinking of you & your family.
Christine, Erica, Jackson, Brian,
Sending our sincerest condolences to all of you and your family. Thinking of you and sending prayers and may you cherish all the memories.
Sandra, John, Giulia & Marco Borrello
Condolences to all the family. She was beautiful and classy. I’m sure she will be truly missed by all who knew her.
Vivian and Family,
We are so sorry for your loss. Myrna was an inspiration to all. She remained so positive throughout her battle and seemed to always wear a smile on her face. Her presence was one that we all enjoyed being around. She will be greatly missed!
I’m so sorry to hear of Myna’s passing. I’m in Florida, unfortunately I had not been in touch with her since Jan. Myrna was so brave, never complained, a gracious hostess when I went to visit her. She was a devoted mother, loved & appreciated her family so much.
I will miss Myrna as a friend, neighbour & faithful Rotarian.
My sincere sympathy to all the family
Marie Jay
My sympathies in the loss of your Mother. I remember working with her at Sears in Sudbury , she was a lovely woman.
Vivian & Jim,
Our condolences in the loss of your “MUM”. Myrna was a classy lady, with true sense of adventure!
When you lose someone you love, you gain an angel you know.
So sorry for your families loss. No words can comfort at this time. Our sympathies to you.
My condolences to your family. She was an amazing boss. She will be greatly missed
Rest in peace Myrna
Andelka and Paul Tuttle
Our sincere condolence to Myrna’s children and their families. We knew Myrna since our teenage years and kept our friendship alive through Myrna’s visits back to Sudbury. We would all get together for lunch or supper and spend hours reminiscing about old times with some great laughs and good memories. We will miss you Myrna. Rest In Peace.
Love from the Sudbury Noni girls.
Doris, Bruna, Cleo and Gloria
What a beautiful life she lived.
We all loved Myrn.
Susan and Tony
So sorry to hear of your mom passing. I have many fond memories of her. Please accept my deepest sympathy to all your family. Sincerely, Audrey Veno – Coniston
So sorry to hear this news, but so happy to have known Myrna and to have enjoyed her company many times. So very many special memories.
I’m very sorry to hear of Myrna’s passing. She was someone who I always remember being very caring and genuine. Truly a special lady that will be missed by all who had the good fortune of knowing her.
Very sorry for your loss Remembering Myrna sincerely very great lady. Love you guys .Bonnie & Baz
I’m heartbroken. We have missed you bursting through the back door of our shop with that smile and high energy, and as soon as we saw and heard her we would sing out “Myrrrrrrnaaaa!” She was truly beautiful and definitely one of a kind.
Rest In Peace Angel
Dear Roy Family
Derek and I were heartbroken to hear of Myrna’s passing. She was such a bright light at Rotary and a delight to get to know in the short time we knew her. She was an IMP. Her humour and and caring for others set her apart from many others. She took a genuine interest in everyone’s life and shared stories of her children and their dogs coming to visit. I always wanted to set her up with someone just to make her laugh and see her face light up with that devilish grin. She was so interested in politics and grilled Derek for the inside scoop at every chance. She supported his campaign and we are forever grateful. Those tiny shoes will be hard to fill and our hearts go out to you. May your memories and the memories of others shared here comfort you in these difficult times.
I wish to offer my sincere condolences to your family. Myrna was an amazing person and she was much loved in our Rotary club. So much fun to work with and she was always willing to help with any project and put so much effort into it. I will miss her laughter and great sense of humor. A true example of Rotary’s “Service above Self”. Even during the time she was fighting cancer, she was always more interested in hearing how YOU were, instead of talking about what she was dealing with. Such a wonderful, loving and caring person. Truly one of a kind. I wish you comfort and peace.
Our hearts have all have been touched by the passing of Myrna, she was a grand lady, and was so loved by her family, and friends, and such a great mother-in-law to my daughter Debbie who loved and admired her with all of her being..and wonderful Noni to my three grandkids, they will always cherish loving memories. To all of the Roy family our deepest sympathy go out to you all with big huggies ❤️ Jeff & Cheryl Fuller
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Our sincere Condolences to all of Myrna’s Family at this difficult time. Myrna was a super Rotarian and it was a pleasure to volunteer with her. Myrna exemplified what Rotary is all about, “Service Above Self”. We will miss you Myrna and it was a pleasure to know you.