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Veinot; Dorothy Maxine

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VEINOT – Dorothy Maxine, 98, of Caledonia, Queens County, passed away peacefully in North Queens Nursing Home, Caledonia, on Tuesday, December 15, 2020.
Born in Maitland Bridge, Annapolis County, she was a daughter of the late Robie and Pansy (Thompson) Ford.
It is with heavy hearts that we say goodbye to our wonderful mother, grandmother, aunt and friend. Dorothy left this world on December 15, 2020 to go to a better place to reunite with her husband and other relatives and friends who passed before her. Dorothy was an avid bridge player. Being a person who just couldn’t sit and do nothing, she spent many hours sewing knitting and of course quilting, something she took great pride in. If those corners we’re not perfectly square they would be taken out and redone until they met her standards. She was also a wonderful baker and cook. If you entered her kitchen you were not leaving before you ate something, whether it be a full meal, a cookie or a square, or just a piece of her famous bread. She also spent many hours across the road at the nursing home where she helped to feed the patients. A big joke at her 90th birthday celebration was when she said she used to go over and feed the old people, most of whom were younger than she was. Thus it is only fitting that Dorothy took her last breath in the nursing home. Tremendous thanks goes out to the wonderful staff of the North Queens nursing home who are so good to her and helped her in her journey home. Also, tremendous thanks to all the wonderful ccas from Queens County home care who made it possible for Dorothy to remain in her home as long as she could. You all made her life that much better.
Dorothy is survived by her daughter Judy Frail of Caledonia; sons Donald of Halifax, NS; and Doug of Caledonia. Grandchildren Nathaniel, Emily, Rebecca, Jordyn, Hayley, Chris and Angela; great-grandchildren Aubrey, Abigail, Cohen, Logan, Brian, Alaura, Peyton and Hayden.
Besides her parents, Dorothy was predeceased by her husband Oran, her sister Isabelle Lohnes; brothers Oscar, Randall, Lawrence and Kendall.
Cremation has taken place under the direction of Chandlers’ Funeral Home, Liverpool. A private family graveside service will take place at a later date. No flowers by request, donations may be made to North Queens Nursing Home, Caledonia, or to Westfield Community Hall. To share memories or condolences, please visit www.chandlersfuneral.com

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  3. Charlotte and Bob Kelley

    Judy and Hayley…so sorry to hear of the loss of your mom and grandmother. May the wonderful memories of her bring you comfort in the difficult days ahead. Hugs

  4. Leigh and Cathy Merry

    Sorry to hear Dot always had time for a little talk she was a kind soul and had one of the most beautiful smiles .God Bless all her family and may she RIP

  5. Leora Boutilier Cavanagh .

    Oh this is very sad news . She was a lovely person and she will be missed by many . RIP Dorothy

  6. Dwight and Louise

    Condolences to the family, Will sure miss Dorthys smile . Her stay was not that long with us but we sure enjoyed her chit chats Thinking of you at this saddened time ,

  7. Connie Fancy

    Sincere condolences to all of Dot”s family. She was a very close friend and I have
    many fond memories of our shopping trips, and our families getting together on special
    occasions.

    Lorne, Connie & Family

  9. Jennifer

    Judy Hayley Donnie and family

    So very sorry to hear of your great loss your in our thoughts and our hearts

    Pat ,Jennifer, Joel and family and Amber Frail

  10. Lorna Cole

    So sorry to hear this, Dorothy was such a beautiful person, both inside & out ,always had a smile and was a wonderful example of a person with a community spirit. Cherish all those memories, the wonderful smell of homemade bread,when you walked into her kitchen ,the beautiful quilts she made, etc,but most of all the love she had for you all..

  11. Ricky Selig And Vicky Burke

    Sending Our Deepest Sympathies To Judy & Donnie , And The Family. We Are So Sorry For The loss Of Your Mom. May You Find Comfort In Days Ahead . You Mom Was A Special Lady. May She Fly High .

  12. Dennis & Sharon Wills

    Please accept our deepest sympathy in the loss of your loved one. Dot was a beautiful lady with a beautiful smile and a friend to all. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all. Hugs.
    Dennis & Sharon

  13. Rhonda

    Donnie Judy, Doug and Families,I was so sad to hear of Dots passing, she was a wonderful soul,I well always treasure my memories of playing cards at the house starting at around 10 in the morning and ending around 10 at night with a couple of eating breaks in between, sending hugs to you all.

  15. Bev Rowter

    I always enjoyed my chats with Dottie….such a lovely person. Our condolences to the family. Bev & Dan Rowter

  16. Suzanne

    Dear Donnie, Judy, Doug and families,
    I am so sorry to hear of Dorothy’s passing. She was such a special lady. She was a beloved part of my extended family. I enjoyed many years of playing bridge with her and have many special memories. She loved to bid “3 no trump” and have her partner play it out.
    Take care and keep the happy memories close. Hugs to all.
    Suzanne

  17. Judy Flemming

    Donnie,Judy and family……We want to send you our sympathy on the loss of your lovely Mom.She was one great lady and a good friend to me when I lived in Caledonia.We had many visits over the years and I can tell you she was so proud of her son,daughter,grand children and great grand children.Family was so important to her.A kinder person I did not know so keep your hearts full of all the lovely memories you hold dear.Please know you are in our thoughts and we feel your loss.Judy and Peter.

  18. Sadie Mac Askill (Huskins)

    Deepest sympathy to Donnie, Judy,Doug and their families. I always enjoyed my visits with Dorothy.She will be greatly missed by many. Take care of each other and hold on to the precious memories that will always be with you.

  19. Lena

    My heartfelt condolences to all her families.Dorthy was such a kind,,wonderful lady.A gentle soul.Will miss her stories and her laugh.RIP sweet lady

  21. Bruce and Sylvia Fancy

    To Dorothy’s family and many friends.
    Please accept our deepest sympathy at this very difficult time. Hold your memories close . She was a beautiful soul.
    Bruce and I had the honor of knowing this special lady. She always had a smile on her face .She will be truly be missed by those who had the pleasure of knowing her.

  23. Maureen Duffy-Mason

    Judy I am so sorry to read this. Your mother was a special woman who loved her family so much.
    XO

  25. Tom and Sheila Sheppard

    Dorothy was a wonderful person and we cherish the memories we have of her. She was generous, kind and talented. Our thoughts are with you.

  27. Randy and Beverley

    So sorry Doug..Judy and families to hear of Dorothy’s passing. She was a large presence for such a small lady. She will be greatly missed by your family..please accept our deepest sympathies.

  28. Terry &Sheila DeLong

    Sorry to hear of Dorothy’s passing. I can remember going there to buy our milk, Mom taking the cream off the top to put on dessert. She always had cookies & milk. Your memories will help you through this time of sorrow. Gold bless you & keep you.

  29. Bonnie Labrador & Jerry Mansfield

    To Dorothy’s Family
    It’s so sad to hear of Dorothy’s passing. Such a lovely lady. Please accept our sincere condolences and know that we are thinking of you. Hugs.

  30. Corina & Willis Hiphman

    Judy and Family….I am so sorry for your loss…thinking of you all at this very sad time…sending big hugs your way.

  32. Kim Masland, MLA

    To Dorothy’s Family,

    Many of stops I made with my grandmother, Pauline to Oran and Dorothy’s house which always begin with a fresh baked item from that day. Dorothy was such a gentle, kind lady whose smile could certainly brighten a dark day. A beautiful lady inside and out.

    I hope your many precious memories give you strength and comfort in the days ahead. Keep them close to your heart.

    My sincere condolences,

  33. Mary and Rod Keirstead

    Judy and Family, we were so sorry to hear of Dorothy’s passing. To us she was pretty much a legend! A visit to her kitchen always involved something delicious to eat and something interesting to talk about. Not too many years ago I spoke with her about falls prevention, a subject she told me she didn’t worry much about as she tossed a pretty hefty log into the wood stove. North Queens will miss her very much.

  34. Marion Seamone

    Judy,Donnie,Doug & families my condolences to all.Will always treasure the memories of the visits we had with her and Oran over the years.She was a very special lady who will be missed.

  35. Kathy & Vaughn Rawding

    Judy, Donnie & families, our thoughts are with you all during this sad, difficult time.

  36. Marilyn McGinty Cobb

    My sincere condolences to all. I had known “Dottie” since my childhood, living in Caledonia. She was very special & always greeted me so warmly when I would return to visit my aunt, Janet McGinty.
    Marilyn McGinty Cobb

  38. Pauline Rowter

    Sorry to hear of Dot’s passing – she will be missed by family and friends as well as the community of North Queens.

  39. Elaine Frail

    Judy, Donnie, Doug and families:

    I was saddened to read Dorothy’s obituary. I always enjoyed our chats whenever we had the opportunity. Please know my thoughts and prayers are with each of you at this sad time.

  40. MERRILL BARKHOUSE

    JUDY & HAYLEY, SONS DOUG, DONALD,& FAMILIES, SO VERY SORRY TO HEAR ABOUT YOUR MOM`S PASSING. MY ONE REGRET WAS NOT MEETING HER WHEN WE VISIT YOUR PLACE. SHE HAD JUST MOVED ACROSS THE ST., TO THE NORTH QUEENS NURSING HOME. I CAN SAY I SURE ENJOYED HER LOAF OF BREAD SHE SENT ME TO THE CAMPGROUNDS.YOU CAN SAY THAT YOU COULD VISIT HER ANYTIME , LIVING ACROSS THE ST. . I AM SURE IT WILL TAKE A WHILE TO GET USED TO THAT YOU CAN LOOK OVER AND SHE`S NOT THERE. YOU CAN BE THANKFUL YOU HAD HER FOR ALL THESE YEARS.PLEASE GIVE OUR CONDOLENCES TO YOUR BROTHERS & THEIR FAMILIES. SHARING YOUR LOSS. YOUR FRIENDS LOVE MERRILL & SHEILA BARKHOUSE XO XO

  41. Eric Frail

    To Judy Donald and both families our thoughts and prayers are with you both at this time Eric Valerie and Samantha Frail

  42. Linda Frail

    Another beautiful angel has received her wings and made it home to be with her saviour and her beloved family members who went before. You will be missed by many. Rest In Peace my dear friend ❤️

  44. Anne Kempton

    My sincere condolences in Dorothy’s passing. I use to buy my milk in the glass bottles at her farm. The house smelled like home cooked meals. She always took the time to stop and catch up on the news. Always a big smile on her face. She will be missed by those who have the priviledge of knowing her.
    Rest in Peace Dororthy.

  45. Vernon & Joyce Hawkes

    We were saddened to learn of Dorothy’s passing. Shortly after our first daughter was born, we moved in part of Clint and Flora Dukeshire’s home. Flora made me a quilt top and her friends came to help quilt it. Dorothy always came and was very friendly and smiling. I learned to quilt with them. They were all great quilters and it was my pleasure to be with Dorothy and the other ladies. I still enjoy Quilting thanks to them.
    Our thoughts and prayers are with all her family. She will be missed. She was such a lovely lady and a treasured friend to all who knew her.

  47. Betsy Hogan (and David, Jack, Tom, Matt)

    So many happy memories of Dorothy’s warm and welcoming kitchen and her warm and welcoming self. I am so sorry to hear of this great loss. Sending love to all.

  48. Caroline Power

    So sorry to hear of the passing of your mother. I do remember meeting her when I first came to Canada. She was friendly and welcoming and always cheerful. I think that she was always supportive of whatever Donnie was doing. I’m sure she was proud of the whole family.
    I’m sorry for your loss
    Best wishes, Caroline and Terry

  49. Michelle Smith-Nochasak

    To Judy and all the family of Dorothy Veinot,

    I am very sorry for your loss. She was an amazing person and a fine example to us all. My deepest sympathies to you at this time.
    Sincerely,
    Michelle Smith

  50. Paul & Cathleen Seamone

    Dear Judy, Donald & Doug,
    Our sincere condolence to all of you. When I read Dorothy’s obituary a flood of wonderful memories came to mind from the three summers I (Paul) spent on the farm with Dorothy and Oran. Would deliver the milk and cream with her to the Co-op in Caledonia and would help out planting the garden- don’t know how much of a help I was but she would make me feel that I was doing my part. There are many other wonderful memories that I have because of Dorothy and these I will cherish, and I know that you all have great memories as well. Got to visit her a couple of years ago while she was still in her home – and her home was always welcoming. She was a hard worker both on the farm and in her community and she will be missed not only by her family but her community.

  51. Valerie DeMont Bond

    to Dorothys family
    so sorry for your loss, I can remember going to their house when I was young. Oran would always take us to see the oxen, Dorothy had yummy treats. My grandmother was Pearl I think she was your grandmothers sister. My parents are Malcolm and Betty DeMont. She lived a great life

  52. Glen DeMond

    Dear Judy, Donnie,Doug, and families:
    Sorry to learn that your dear Mom, and our dear cousin Dorothy has passed on. So many memories remain with us,
    we would exchange Murray,s jelly, and my (Glen,s) hermit cookies for her cinnamon rolls and jelly filled cookies. Her smile was so beautiful, and her welcome was so uplifting. We enjoyed so much taking her to the weekly card parties ,and particularly more recently playing 45,s at her house with Lorne , Murray, and myself, then having a lovely lunch and tea
    following. She was a great lady, and will be sadly missed. May dear. memories remain always with you.
    With our sincere condolence.
    Glen, and Murray

  54. David and Pat Chute, Earl Chute, Cathy Barnes

    Judy, Donnie, Doug: Dorothy was a remarkable soul. Loving, caring and genuine. Always found a reason to smile and lived life as a person who understood how worthwhile life truly is. Dorothy was a close neighbour (when my sister and I were youngsters) and in many ways a 2nd Mother. I can remember the kitchen smells, baking bread and her tasty molasses cookies. And her great hugs. There was a twinkle in her eyes as ‘we’ conspired to mix colouring in the margarine so Oran wouldn’t know. ‘I can’t believe that’s not butter’ wouldn’t have been his choice and a concern ‘we’ may have gotten away with…who knew? She appreciated the importance of family better than most can imagine and will always be in our hearts.

  55. Christine Rankin

    Judy, Donnie, Doug and families,
    So sorry to her of your mother’s passing. I have such fond childhood memories of visits to the farm and Dorothy’s fresh baked apple pies. She was such a kind and welcoming lady.
    My sincere condolences.
    Christine (Seamone)Rankin

  56. Fern Leaman

    Judy,Doug,Donnie& families, My sincere condolences in the passing of your loved one.I always enjoyed my visits at Dorothy’s home,she always greeted me with a welcoming smile. The bread,pies & cookies lined on the cupboard,just waiting for the children to arrive. The quilts,hand knit socks that were perfectly made were always there to show me. So many good memories,she certainly will be missed,she was a very kind soul and loved her family and friends.

  57. Wilma and Tom Shupe

    Judy, Donnie, Doug and families
    We were so sorry to hear of your loss.Your mom was a talented lady .I remember all her many entries in exhibition.She will be missed by all who knew her.

  58. Rose Starzomski

    My condolences to Dorothy and Oran’s family
    How blessed you are to have had Dorothy for so many years
    I can remember when I was a young child visiting Dorothy with my Mum and Dad
    Archie and Alma McKnight. Dad would “shoe” the horses and my Mum and I would visit in the kitchen. I too remember how gracious and caring Dorothy was And her smile.
    Those were good times
    God bless. I expect you have wonderful memories that will soothe your hearts and bring a grateful smile

  59. Terje and Barb

    Our condolences to all Dorothy’s family. She was a remarkable person. May she Rest In Peace.

    Terje and Barb Rogers

  60. Muriel, Richard and Joan Canning

    Judy, Donnie Doug and extended families

    Our sincere condolences on the loss of your dear mother. Dorothy was a special lady with many wonderful qualities. To many to mention. A friend to me for many years which I’ll cherish. We enjoyed our visits, and we’d get to see her prize winning quits and knitting. Always a nice cup of tea with a lovely dessert served. There will be a special place in heaven for her. She will be missed in the community by all. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all at this sad time.
    Love Muriel, Richard and Joan

  61. Paul and Gail Fancy

    Judy, Doug and families
    Paul and I were so sorry to hear of your mom’s passing. She was a wonderful and caring lady. Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this sad time. God be with you all.
    Paul and Gail

  62. Bernie Winters

    To Dot`s Family, So sorry to hear of Dot passing she certainly was a great person.She will be missed. You guys are in our thoughts and prayers. God Bless

  63. LAWRENCE DELONG

    My deepest sympathies to Donnie, Judy, Doug and your families. Growing up across the street from you, Dorothy and Oran was the best. We used to buy our milk there, I used to come over and watch Oran milk the cows, practice with his champion ox team, travel to New Ross where he would take them to get shawed, etc, etc…. Dorothy was such a caring person for her family and community. You were always welcome in her big country kitchen. She had a life well lived and I will forever cherish the memories. Rest in Peace Dorothy….

  64. Martie Atkins

    Judy, Donnie and Doug,

    Sincere condolences on your loss She was a great lady. Rich remembers Dorothy as being like a second mom growing up.

    Martie abd Richie

  66. Jeannette Lewis

    My thoughts and prayers are with Dorothy’s family.She will be missed by all who knew her ,her smile was the best.My condolence

  67. Susan MacNutt

    My condolences to the whole family. Dorothy was kind and generous person. I used to love going there as a Home Support Worker — it was one of my favourite places to go. Dorothy always treated me like family. She will be sorely missed.

  68. Jean Douglas

    Sending my sincere condolences. Everyone has such memories of Dot, she touched so many people and will be missed.
    Sending prayers
    Jean Douglas

  70. Susan Ross

    Donnie, Judy, Doug and families.

    Your Mom has always had a special.place in my heart. It started when Betty brought my brother and I over to your home to catch chicken pox when we were just youngsters and continued with evenings in that heavenly smelling kitchen through the teenage years. Later years it was always a treat to bring Dot to visit Mom and listen to.stories of old Caledonia , cooking recipes and quilting patterns. I am glad she was not ill long and was able to be amongst her friends during this past fall at the Queen’s Nursing Home. She was a treasure.

  71. Pat Canning-Selig

    Judy, Donie, & Doug a familys

    So sorry to hear of your Mother’s passing

    She was a great person, she enjoyed quilting so much,
    and made such beautiful quilts, I always enjoyed seeing
    the quilts she made and put in the exhibition, I remember
    one year she put a cake in the exhibition to be judged and
    the Judge left her a note that they did not accept cakes mixes,
    Dorothy was a bit upset and sent a note to the Judge, I
    always remember that, she has had a good long life, which
    you can be very thankful, you will miss her but you will have the memories

    Take Care and God Bless

  72. Robert & Sally Fader

    Judy and family:
    Your Mom was a gem. I had only seen her a couple of times but Robert boarded with she and Oran one winter, many years ago, when he worked at the Co-op in Caledonia. He thought the world of her and spoke of her often. Sending sincere condolences at this very sad and difficult time.

  73. Wendy Grant

    Dorothy and I usually met in the stores of Caledonia where we chatted about what she was working on at that moment. She was an artist with a needle and thread and I always regret that I didn’t win one of the quilts she gave to charity to raise money through ticket sales. Such a lovely lady. Condolences to the family.

  75. Kathy Rumbolt

    Sorry to learn of Mrs. Veinot’s death. Fond memories of visiting with my father to have meat butchered many years ago as well as visiting with her to see her handiwork, watching her make pickles for the Exhibition. She was a good friend to Edith Seamone, visiting her regularly at North Queens. A life well lived.

    Kathy, Bernie Rumbolt
    Nellie Crouse

  77. Tina Mansfield

    My condolences to your families loss. I loved her like a great aunt. She was a amazing lady. Loved learning from Dot. She will be in our thoughts and memories forever. Hugs

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