Emily Hoyle Obituary, Death – On December 1st, Emily Hoyle lost her battle with cancer at the Niagara on the Lake Hospital. She had reached the age of 80. She was cared after by her loving relatives on both her mother’s and father’s side when she died away. She was the dedicated mother of Bruce, Joanne, and Janis Mirynech, as well as the mother-in-law of Sandy Mirynech, and she was the beloved wife of John, who went away before she did. The grandparents are James, Nana Heather, Heather, Lisa, Kristen, Kathryn, and Breanna, along with Nana Heather. Emily was the seventh and youngest kid in her family. She was also the youngest. On a farm not too far from Hafford, Saskatchewan, she spent her childhood growing up.
She was the most recent member to join the group. After graduating nursing school at her own expense in 1949, she uprooted her life and came to Toronto. It was in Toronto where she had her first encounter with John, the man who would go on to become her husband. Before moving to St. Catharines in 1972 and deciding to make that city their permanent home, they were able to have three children there. After that, they made the decision to stay there permanently. Emily will be remembered not only for her love and dedication to her family, but also for the generosity with which she treated her friends, the community, and the church throughout her entire life. Additionally, the contributions that she made to her church will ensure that she is remembered fondly.
On Friday morning at eleven o’clock, there will be a memorial ceremony held in the Star of the Sea Church for the deceased. The memorial service is going to be held on Friday. Visitation will be held on Thursday from 2:00 to 4:00 pm and again from 7:00 to 9:00 pm at the George Darte Funeral Chapel, which is located at 585 Carlton Street. The memorial service is scheduled to take place on Thursday. On Thursday, the funeral home will be the location where prayers will be offered beginning at three in the afternoon and continuing until the early hours of the morning. The family would be grateful if memorial contributions were made in the deceased person’s name to organizations such as The Arthritis Society or Dr. Sandra Hartman Palliative Care.
For their selfless and compassionate care, the family would like to extend their deepest gratitude to Dr. Peter Fernandez, the exceptional nursing staff at NOTL Hospital, Dr. Sandra Hartman, and Dr. Kiley O’Neill. The family wishes to express their gratitude to the NOTL Hospital’s remarkable nursing staff in particular. We would like to take this opportunity to not only express our gratitude to our immediate and extended families, but also to our friends, neighbors, and coworkers for their unflinching support over the course of the past year. You have no idea how much more it is actually worth than you currently believe it to be.