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SOPHIE GLOBA Peacefully on July 5, 2014 at St Joseph's Residence, Sophie passed away at the age of 91. Sophie was predeceased by her husband, John. She will be greatly missed by her three children; Adele (Andy Dzioba), Joe (Brenda) and Ed (Rita); grandchildren Jeff (Karen), Trevor (Daphne), Ashley (Jeremy), Katlin (Dave) Meghan (Eric), Andrea and Adam. She also leaves great grandchildren Janelle, Chelsea, Matthew and Kyle. Mom was born in Poland in 1922 and immigrated to Canada with our father, John in 1948. After a brief time in Port Arthur, Ontario she and dad moved to Winnipeg to start their family. Mom was a kind and loving person who made friends wherever she went. She was a nurturing, dedicated mother and Babcia, who took pride in her children, grandchildren and great grandchildren. She was a lifetime member of St. John Cantius' Church and the St. John Cantius Fraternal Aid Society. The family thanks the staff at St. Joseph's Residence for the care they provided to our mother during the last few months of her life. Viewing at 9:30 a.m. will precede the Mass of Christian Burial which will be celebrated at St. John Cantius' Roman Catholic Church, 846 Burrows Ave. on Monday, July 14 at 10:00 a.m. CROPO 204-586-8044
As published in Winnipeg Free Press on Jul 12, 2014
Condolences & Memories (2 entries)
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I was so saddened to read about the loss of your dear mother and grandmother.I have so many fond memories of both of them.I remember the first time we spoke your mom and dad were in the backyard working in the garden. I used to tease the two of them that their gardening skills were SO great they could grow something on the sidewalk. I remember Monday night Bingos. I would sit across from your mom and she was always amazed how lucky I was. One Monday I told her to rub my head for luck and she did. Well I'll be darned if she didn't win. Se was SO excited. So Mondays became a ritual of her rubbing my head for luck. She would always laugh. I remember when she broke her arm and I took them over a roaster full of perogies. It was as though I had given them a million dollars. Both of them loved the simple things in life. She always spoke so highly of her children and grandchildren. I know she loved you all very very much. I send to all of you my deepest sympathy through this very difficult. I know she is with your dad now probably planting some huge garden up in heaven. May all the wonderful memories you have keep her alive in your hearts always. RIP my dear neighbor. - Posted by: Donna Beyak Passante (former neighbor) on: Jul 13, 2014
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We extend our sincere condolences to the Globa family members as they absorb the loss. We know that much time, care and love was devoted to her as she experienced challenging health concerns. We hope that her children and all family members feel comforted by the good wishes of friends and that the coming months are good to all of you. - Posted by: Linda Chernenkoff and Bob Millman (Friends) on: Jul 13, 2014
