Irene Winifred Isnor

Term Care, Halifax.

She was the daughter of the late Kate Winifred Lowe and George Richard Lowe. She was born in Sussex, West Hoathly, England. She worked in the Civil Nursing Reserve in Scotland during the Second World War and met her first husband, Harry Smith from North Sydney, Cape

Breton, who was a Private, stationed at the 3rd Canadian Division Headquarters in England.

She came to Canada in 1946 with two baby daughters on the Queen Mary 1st. And after the week long voyage she settled in Canada for the remainder of her life. She loved her family, she was a peacemaker and was loved by many. Following the passing of her husband Harry, she later married Edgar St.Clair Isnor. She was a woman of deep faith, loved The Lord and was a true inspiration to all who knew her. She was kind, compassionate, caring and very generous. She had a sense of humour that touched your heart all the way through her lifetime and it made you love her all the more. She worked for the Chronicle Herald and Mail Star for many years and later retired. She did volunteer work at Northwood and spent many hours tending to the needs of her family and making their lives so much easier. She gave from her heart and with soul to anyone who needed the help and never expected anything in return.

Irene was predeceased by husband, John Henry Richard (Harry) Smith, husband Edgar St. Clair (Clair) Isnor, daughter, Anna Irene Riley, Son in Law Carmen Riley, Son in Law Kenneth Roy Weston, great grandson Noah Simon Karl Isenor. Irene is survived by her daughter Margaret Winifred Weston, granddaughters Holly Weston, U.S.A, Tara, New Brunswick, Andrea LaFitte, Dartmouth grandsons Cory Weston, Ricky LaFitte, great grandson Keegan Joshua LaFitte

great great grandson Leo, Dartmouth and many other great grandchildren and great great grandchildren.

A special thank you to Northwood, the administration, the health care workers, staff and hospice who gave Irene the care and love she required, and in her later years a place to grow old with dignity and respect. Our love and appreciation to Wendy Cameron for all her love and care she provided during her time in Long Term Care. Visitation will take place Sat Feb 11th from 6-9pm and funeral service will be held Sun Feb 12th at 2pm all in J A Snow Funeral Home, 339 Lacewood drive Halifax.