Family Card - Person Sheet
Family Card - Person Sheet
NameMajorie Marion DUCKERING 
5985, 3614
5985, 3614Birth8 May 1915, Drayton, Ontario, Canada5985
Death11 February 2013, Leisurewood Norfinch, North York, Canada Age: 97
BurialMount Pleasant Cemetery, Toronto, Ontario, Canada6881
FatherWilliam Richard DUCKERING , 2947 (1875-1932)
MotherMargaret Halliday GRAY Maggie , 3610 (1882-1962)
Notes for Majorie Marion DUCKERING
The Toronto Star, Ontario 2013-02-14
HARRIS, Marjorie Marion - Born May 8 1915 passed at Leisureworld Norfinch, February 11, 2013. Sister of Beatrice Peters, biological Aunt of Kenneth Mann. Survived by her 1 grandniece and 2 grandnephews and 7 great-grandnieces and nephews. Predeceased by her mother Margaret Duckering, sisters Grace, Anne, Jessie and Bea Peters and brother-in-law Donald Peters. Marjorie was born in Drayton, Ontario and moved to Toronto in her very early years. She was happily employed by Mothercraft until retirement and had fantastic memories of many families and new babies that she helped. She lived for most of those years on Duplex Avenue in Toronto until the past 10 most of which were spent in the care of excellent staff at Leisureworld Norfinch. At her request, there will be no viewing or funeral. Friends are asked to remember her happy life in their thoughts. Published in the Toronto Star on February 14, 2013
HARRIS, Marjorie Marion - Born May 8 1915 passed at Leisureworld Norfinch, February 11, 2013. Sister of Beatrice Peters, biological Aunt of Kenneth Mann. Survived by her 1 grandniece and 2 grandnephews and 7 great-grandnieces and nephews. Predeceased by her mother Margaret Duckering, sisters Grace, Anne, Jessie and Bea Peters and brother-in-law Donald Peters. Marjorie was born in Drayton, Ontario and moved to Toronto in her very early years. She was happily employed by Mothercraft until retirement and had fantastic memories of many families and new babies that she helped. She lived for most of those years on Duplex Avenue in Toronto until the past 10 most of which were spent in the care of excellent staff at Leisureworld Norfinch. At her request, there will be no viewing or funeral. Friends are asked to remember her happy life in their thoughts. Published in the Toronto Star on February 14, 2013