Edith Helen Brenner

Edith will be deeply missed by her loving husband, Anton “Tony” Brenner to whom she was married for 62 years. Born in Horna Stubna, Czechoslovakia, Edith and her family immigrated to Peace River, Alberta, Canada in 1949, and later met Tony in Calgary in 1956. Married in 1958, they began their lives together and started their family. Edith will always be remembered as a dedicated and loving wife, mother and Oma who worked tirelessly to build and maintain a wonderful family home. She took joy in nurturing a close-knit circle of family, friends and relatives with love and respect. Her talents and abilities as a homemaker were unsurpassed and her commitment to assist in her community and church, St. Boniface Parish was graciously accepted and appreciated.

Edith is survived by her husband Anton “Tony” Brenner, her children Erika Barker (Warren), Tony Brenner (Gabi), Monica Lehti (Ernie), Lorraine Brenner, Michael Brenner (Elisabeth) and Sharon Sprinkhuysen (Anthony). She also is remembered by 11 grandchildren and 3 great-grandchildren.

Our heartfelt thanks go out to the wonderful caring staff of the BowCrest Care Centre and CareWest Colonel Belcher.

Cremation services were provided by Foster’s Garden Chapel. Thoughts, prayers and messages can be forwarded to [email protected].

A Private Memorial Service will be held at Foster’s Garden Chapel, 3220 – 4 Street N.W., Calgary, Alberta (across from Queen’s Park Cemetery) on Wednesday, December 1, 2021 at 2:00 PM.

Forever in our hearts, God bless you Edith.

The City of Calgary Vaccine Passport Bylaw 65M2021, requires all individuals attending funeral services to provide COVID-19 proof of vaccination, or proof of a privately paid negative test result taken within 72 hours of service, or documentation of medical exemption.