Elizabeth marie Basinger
Died: January 20, 2006 | Place: Residence
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Elizabeth Marie Basinger, age 53 years, passed away peacefully at home in London, January 20, 2006 following a valiant battle with cancer. Beloved life partner of John Broeze. Cherished friend of Darlene Loyst and family. Survived by her son, Jean-Paul Lesperance of Vancouver, B.C. Friends will be received by the family one hour prior to the funeral service being conducted in the chapel of the A. Millard George Funeral Home, 60 Ridout Street South, London on Monday, January 23rd at 11:00 a.m. Interment in Baird’s Cemetery, Stanley Township (Brucefield). As an expression of sympathy memorial donations may be made to the Canadian Cancer Society, 123 St. George Street, London, ON N6A 3A1 or the London Health Science Centre Foundation, 747 Baseline Road East, London, ON N6C 2R6 On line condolences accepted at www.amgeorgefh.on.ca
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Everyone in the neighbourhood will miss finding Elizabeth on her front porch or in her beautiful garden, always ready for a good talk about almost anything you might think of. Her exuberance, courage and wisdom enriched all our daily lives. It was a privilege to know her.
Aara and family
Elizabeth you will truly be missed. I drive past your beautiful garden every morning it always brings a welcomed smile as I head into work. I will continue to drive by, think of you and smile. You may be gone, but you will not be forgotten.
Karen Kloibhofer & Family
We are very saddened by Elizabeth’s death. She was a wonderful friend and neighbor. We all enjoyed our chats with her as we walked by her house on the way to the library or to catch the bus. She made us feel at home in our neighborhood and our lives were greatly enriched by knowing her. She will be truly missed. Our hearts go out to John and her other loved ones.
John, Dianne, Joanne and families. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all to-day. Sorry I am unable to make it to the funeral service. It seems like years since we were growing up in Varna and each have gone our separate ways, but when something like this happens we are always in our thoughts. Take care and remember the good memories as you each take a new day.
Karen Holtby (Webster)
Dear John
I send you my hearfelt condolences on the loss of Elizabeth. It has been a privelege for me to have been part of your journey. Visits with Elizabeth were always positive and energizing and full of laughter and tears. Her glass was half full. Her love for you and your life together was the most important part of her life.
I am sorry I was away at this time in your journey. I hope I can call you to touch base when I get back to work John, as much for myself, as to support you.
I send you my warmest thoughts,
take care, from
Maria Beadle
Palliative Care Outreach Nurse, Parkwood Hospital
After listening to all of the wonderful words spoken about Elizabeth I felt compelled to share my own.
I’ve know Elizabeth for about 14 yrs. I met her in her back yard on Princess Ave surounded by he cats and her garden . We soon became fast friends. Over the years she has been so many things to me…friend, mother , wisewoman. She embodies the true ideal of the triple Goddess,maiden, mother, crone. I have learned so many important lessons ,and have grown to be a more well rounded person in her love . I had hoped to have her around to meet my new daughter, who will be arriving in early April. My husband and I have already chosen her name Sorcha Elizabeth. I know that Elizabeth is in the Summerland either deciding whether to return again or stay and watch over us from above . I miss and love you so but know we’ll meet again in this life or the next.
Blessed Be and lots of Love Leslie
John,
I was a roommate with Elizabeth at the London Health Sciences Centre in December of 2003 when I had a gallbladder attack. I had been moved into Elizabeth’s room and met a woman there with more compassion then anyone else I had ever met. She had been through so much already and had such a positive outlook on everything that was to come. We stayed in contact over the last couple of years and she was still that great person. She will be sadly missed by everyone that she knew and will be shinning more sun onto her garden from where she is.
Take care John, My Deepest Sympathy…
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Rebecca Rognerud
London
Dear John and Family,
I worked with Elizabeth for many years. She was smart, positive and well read. I am sorry to hear about her passing. Please accept my deepest sympathy.
Julie Sternberg
John
I send you my hearfelt condolences on the loss of Elizabeth. I only spent a couple of hours with Elizabeth while she was in Palliative Care at Parkwood, but it was a privelege for me to visit with her. We shared many stories in that time, and I’ll never forget her.
take care, one day at at time.
Karen Dredge
Palliative Care Volunteer, Parkwood Hospital