Cox, Eileen Elizabeth (nee Sheppard)
Born September 30, 1932, passed away peacefully at the Carbonear General Hospital, surrounded by her loving family on Friday, May 5, 2017.
Predeceased by Sister’s; Sylvia Butler, Dorothy Luffman, brother; Harvey Sheppard.
Leaving to mourn with wonderful memories her husband Sidney. Children; Almeada Baldwin, Hazel Lake, Gail Burington (Don), Sharon Chick-Deveau (Cliff), Glenn Cox (Kim). 9 Grand Children, 10 Great Grand Children and 1 Great Great Grand Child. Sisters; Whilemena Gosse and Shirley Baldwin (John (Jr.)). Sisters-in-law; Hazel Hardy and Rowena Ricketts and Brother-in-law; John Cox (Mary).
Resting at Holloway’s Funeral Home, Whitbourne. Visitation Sunday, May 7 from 12:00-9:00pm. Funeral Service to be held on Monday, May 8 at 11:00 am at the St. John the Baptist Anglican Church.
Donations can be made in her memory to the St. John the Baptist Anglican Church, Whitbourne.
So sorry for your loss Willy and Shirley. My condolences to you all in time of sorrow.
Sherry Clarke
I think we are all going to miss your humour and calmness. The last few years whenever I would ask Nanny how she was doing, she would always say oh not good buddy. I would always say, were you partying to much again last night and she would laugh.
I’m going to miss those phone calls. But she’s in a better place now and no longer in pain.
I love you Nanny
My thought and prayers are with you all at this sad time hugs to all Bernice Clarke
So sorry to hear of your moms passing. Cherish every memory. You are in our thoughts and prayers.
Very sorry to hear of Eileen’s passing. My deepest to the Cox and Sheppard families
You were one of the kindest souls I have ever known. You were always so soft spoken and as sweet as the pies and goodies you made when I was young.
I have so many memories of you as a little girl and as I grew older I was proud when people told me I look like my mother because she was the same as you! 💕
You were the cutest Nan ever – right out of a storybook 📚
I remember the last few years when we would speak I would always ask how you were and you said “not good my girl not good” I know you were a fighter (that’s where I got it) and my heart feels slightly at ease knowing you truly are in a beautiful place that is peaceful and that’s where you belong.
I’ll see you when I get there Nanny 🎇 Shine bright ✨
Ps – I will never ever forget your homemade bread 🍞 or your blueberry pudding (don’t worry – momma got it almost perfect to yours!)
Love you forever Nanny 💗
Glenn, Kim and family; My deepest sympathy on the loss of your Mother, Mother In Law and Grandmother. May your positive memories comfort you during this challenging time. RIP dear one.