• Mae Dawe

    June 15, 2021

  • Passed peacefully away at  Whitbourne on June 13, 2021 Mae Dawe (nee Brazil) in her 79th year. Leaving to mourn husband Leonard of 59 years, son Leonard (Renee) daughter Angela (Darrin) grandchildren  Allan (Monique), Leanne (Zachary), Brian. Siblings Reg (Glenys), Sadie (Chesley), Mary (Chesley), Ruby and Reid.  A large number of nieces, nephews, great nieces and nephews, and great great nieces and nephews. Cousin Harry and Connie and special niece Cynthia.  Special friends Rose Scoville, Cecilia Turner.  Very special thanks to Aunt Ruby and Connie for all their help and support over the years and throughout Mom’s illness. 

    Services will be held at St. John the Baptist Anglican Church and the Salvation Army Cemetery in Whitbourne at 2pm on Wednesday June 30.  Because of Covid restrictions,If you would like to attend the  church service you must preregister by calling  709-759-3020.

    Show your love by wearing something purple, Mom’s favorite  color, or remembering her love of butterflies and squirrels.

  • 8 comments

    Rose Harding

    15 Jun 2021

    I am so sorry to hear of Maes passing my Sincere Condolences to her Family and Friends I remember her and her Family from back in the day very beautiful people God bless you all and help you through this very sad time 🙏🏼

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    Dianna Drummond

    15 Jun 2021

    My sincere condolences to Leonard jr. and family.

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    Randy and Grace Butler

    15 Jun 2021

    To all Mae's family and loved ones. We are so very sorry to hear about Mae's passing. We are sure you have many fond and loving memories of her. She would want you to reflect on these times and smile. Our deepest condolences to all who knew and loved her.

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    Connie Brazil

    16 Jun 2021

    Mae was a trooper and a very dear friend. I will miss our cups of teas many times a day with her. Yea will never taste the same. All the seagulls crows little birds and squirrels will miss you as well. Fly high and ready easy. I know now you’re with Betsy. RIP Mae. Until one day we meet again

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    Wendy

    16 Jun 2021

    I was very lucky to meet Mae last year and had many great visits at her home with Leonard and Connie. She always made me feel so welcome being new to the country. Mae made me laugh and smile. I miss you and am sure that you are keeping everyone on their and much laughter to be had up there. Rip beautiful lady.

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    Paula Devereaux

    16 Jun 2021

    My deepest condolences to the family. She was a wonderful person. Remember the good times and cherish the memories.

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    Marilyn Green

    26 Jun 2021

    On behalf of St. John the Baptist Anglican Church and ACW I would like to express our Deepest Sympathy to Leonard on the passing of his wife Mae. Mae attended Church faithfully when she was able to do so and a very much a Sister of our ACW. She was always ready and did so doing her part in all activities involved with ACW whether it was a lunch after a meeting or a lunch for the family of a departed member of the community. She was loved by many and will be missed. God Bless you Mae and May you Rest In Peace and Rise in Glory.

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    Judy Hollanf

    10 Jan 2023

    Len. I just learned of the passing of Mae. I am so sorry to hear this. Please except my condolences on the passing of your beloved wife. Hope to see you one of these days. You never know. I spend some time in New Harbour. Take care my friend

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