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Wednesday
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November
Celebration of Life
2:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Wednesday, November 19, 2025
Thompson Mott Funeral Home
62 Main Street N, P.O. Box 70
Waterford, Ontario, Canada
519-443-5332
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Brian Knight posted a condolence
Tuesday, December 30, 2025
I was privileged to work with Fred as a resident in anaesthesiology first as a co resident and later with her in her first year as staff. My condolences to her family.
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Mary Rathlou posted a condolence
Tuesday, December 30, 2025
Our sincere condolences to her family. A donation has been made to the Canadian Cancer Society.
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Brian Gifford posted a condolence
Sunday, November 30, 2025
Winifred was one of the 20 or so cousins who gathered with our uncles and aunts for Boxing Day at the Lloyd-Smith home several times in the ‘60’s. It was always good fun, with charades (yes I actually liked charades), great food and a general hoopla all round. I didn’t stay in touch, except I think Fred (who I remember as Win in her younger years as I gather others do too) joined a rare zoom call on Boxing Day in 2020, organized by David Oliver. Win was part of the general sense of warmth, wider family, Christmas traditions and good spirited fun in those earlier Boxing Day parties. It’s sad to know she has died, the first cousin since my brother Chris died over 30 years ago, I believe. Nephew Jamie’s email to her was very touching and evidence of a rich life and impact. I send my deepest condolences to her children and her siblings and their families. Brian Gifford, Halifax
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Theo Lombard donated to Hobbitstee Wildlife Refuge
Wednesday, November 26, 2025
To Wes and Alana, my sincere condolences on your Mom's passing. It was a privilege to work with her and be called her friend.
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Alan & Cathy Sutton uploaded photo(s)
Saturday, November 22, 2025
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We offer our sincere condolences to Alana, Wes and family.
We first met ‘Fred in 2003 when we adopted Shannon from her. Shannon was a gentle dog and we believe she held the record for longevity at Bracadale. We had her for 17 years.
Over the years a friendship formed through our mutual love of Gordon Setters and we adopted Shannon’s half brother Sage. Four years later he was joined by Sage’s nephew Rex.
We had wanted a “Small girl” but ‘Fred had Rex earmarked for us. We happily took him home. On a subsequent visit to the farm with Sage and Rex, I remarked on how much larger Rex was than his siblings. ‘Fred grinned and said “Well you should have known how large he would grow. I told you we named him “Big Foot” as soon as he was born”.
That was ‘Fred with her practical sense of humour we loved.
(Rex is now 85lbs….he grew into his feet).
Over the years I would send ‘Fred updates on the dogs from their point of view on grooming, vet visits and their latest antics. I didn’t know until fairly recently, ‘Fred had enjoyed reading the updates so much, she had shared them with family and friends.
‘Fred we will miss you and we thank you for all the joy you have given us through Shannon, Sage and Rex.
It was a privilege to call you a friend.
The world is a better place because you were here.
Farewell with much love and respect.
Alan and Cathy Sutton.
Photographs….
Memories of ‘Fred.
Shannon, Sage and Rex.
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Peter and Alma Scovil posted a condolence
Saturday, November 22, 2025
Peter and Alma Scovil donated to the Canadian Cancer Society in memory of Winnifred. We live nearby in Waterford, and we also have a family cottage on Muldrew Lake, Muskoka, not far from her cottage. She graciously rented her cottage to friends of ours from England for many years.
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Highview Residences Kitchener donated to Canadian Cancer Society - Société Canadienne Du Cancer
Friday, November 21, 2025
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Alan and Catherine Sutton donated to Hobbitstee Wildlife Refuge
Thursday, November 20, 2025
We offer our deepest sympathy to ‘Freds family. She was a remarkable lady and will forever hold a special place in our hearts.
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Graham L-S posted a condolence
Wednesday, November 19, 2025
Win started my love for dogs and got me into riding. Her calmness and collectedness helped me through many a trying situation. I have many great memories of Win - from Easter at her place, to competitive crokinole at the lake, to her visits to Montreal. She always had an interesting perspective on things that really got me to think.
One of my favourite memories of Win is from riding for the first time. My horse's trot was slower than the others, I squeezed with my legs a bit too hard, and came tearing past Win and my sister before somehow managing to come to a stop. Win burst out laughing - we all know her great laugh - before explaining what had happened, and telling me how great I had handled the situation.
When our daughter was born, she was kept in the hospital for several weeks, a very scary time. The doctors were not communicating much. Win was there for us, and talked us through things over the phone, explaining every detail. She gave us answers that helped keep us calm through it all. I can only imagine how different things would have been without her caring support.
Laura really connected with Win at the lake, and will never forget her first time out in a canoe (after some solid encouragement from Win).
We will all miss her greatly.
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Vicky Oliver uploaded photo(s)
Wednesday, November 19, 2025
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My heartfelt sympathies extend to all those who feel Win’s passing deeply and mourn her vital presence in their lives. I especially feel for her two children, Wesley and Alana, who accompanied her so lovingly during her sickness and at the end.
One year behind her, Win and I were like sisters during our many Magog summers at the lake. We did everything together and forged an enduring bond that was easily renewed in our adult years. Together we were intent on proving that girls were just as strong and capable as boys. No dolls or frilly dresses for us. We ran and played hard and fast. We also snuck and devoured on more than one occasion gallons of ice cream in the dead of night while sleeping in the shed. I remember when Win swam out to me after I badly put my back out while wind surfing in my twenties. She reassured me and made sure I got to shore. Win was an admirable woman and inspired me with her drive and discipline, her lust for life and adventure. And when in need, her caring and kind presence made me feel safe. I will miss her.
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Jane Lloyd-Smith uploaded photo(s)
Wednesday, November 19, 2025
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Here Win is piping Mark and my wedding party to the Auberge in Georgeville, PQ. Am thinking these are the same pipes that will be played today for Win.
So glad Win and I reconnected in the last few years.
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Jen uploaded photo(s)
Tuesday, November 18, 2025
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Ingrid Blumenberg posted a condolence
Tuesday, November 18, 2025
Fred and I met when our kids were in elementary French school and since then we kept a close relationship. Our sons Wesley and Ben continue to be best friends as well. We shared many memories. The time she help Camilla when she was 5 and had her tonsils removed. She was right there with us for support. The time we shared at her cottage close to Mudford. The many times we take turned picking our children from the Swimming team practices and many many more. Fred you will be forever in our hearts.
Ingrid, Ben, Camilla and Catalina Blumenberg Kloepfer
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Lynda Smith posted a condolence
Sunday, November 16, 2025
Fred and I had many equine adventures together from weekends at Mansfield to day trips St. Williams. My favourite memory though is the times we bushwacked at full gait, giggling like school girls.
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Patricia Shotton donated to Hobbitstee Wildlife Refuge
Saturday, November 15, 2025
PLease accept my condolences. I 've known Winna since I was 5 years old, in Montreal.
While in later years we didn't meet that often except up at Muldrew, I always appreciated her friendship and kindness over a shared lifetime of memories of good times.
Sincerely
Patricia Shotton (sister of Mary Saunders)
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Mary Saunders posted a condolence
Saturday, November 15, 2025
I remember….
Being friends since Gr. 4 at Roslyn School
Singing and guitaring with the Island City Singers as teenagers
Riding bareback at dawn after Westmount High School graduation
Reading all day and fishing until after sunset on Muldrew Lake
Annual BD fun on Dec 23 every year (Alana and Wes--you are still welcome)
Huge support in 1988
A very soggy wedding at Memorial Pines on Muldrew Lake
Long catch-ups on the dock over decades
I will miss you forever. -- Mary Saunders
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María Luz Valencia (Spain) uploaded photo(s)
Friday, November 14, 2025
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My life has been better because I had Fred in it. She was my dear room mate at Atlantic College for two years and after was generous enough to share her family with me while I lived in Canada for five years. Her mum and dad welcomed me into their home as one more in the family. Her mum used to say that I was a good influence because I made her do more “artsy” things when I was visiting. In exchange, she got me into more physical pursuits. I think of her every time I go canoeing. We have kept in close contact through the decades and she is much missed. My love to her family and most specially to Wes and Alana. She was so proud of you!
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Lynda Amorim posted a condolence
Friday, November 14, 2025
My condolences to the family of Dr Lloyd-Smith. Among many other accomplishments, she will be remembered for her contribution to the MAID program at BCHS. By providing compassionate care to our patients, she ensured they were treated with the dignity and respect they deserved.
May she Rest in Peace.
Lynda Amorim
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Lisa Campbell posted a condolence
Friday, November 14, 2025
As work colleagues at the Brantford General Hospital, I have many fond memories of Dr Lloyd-Smith’s relaxed approach during difficult situations. She always brought a sense of calm. She ended so many conversations with a little laugh and grin. Deepest condolences, Lisa Campbell
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The family of Fred Lloyd-Smith uploaded a photo
Thursday, November 13, 2025
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