Birth date: Jan 1, 1936 Death date: Aug 19, 2024
Lydia Brown was a caring and loving wife, mother, grandmother, great grandmother, sister and friend. Lydia passed away on August 19, 2024, at the age of 88. Lydia was born in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, on January 1, 1936, Parents Read Obituary
From the Roskos Clan in Manitoba,
It was sad to hear of Aunt Leda's passing but the memories of the family get togethers will always be fondly remembered. Each summer all of the sisters would come up with their families and it was a mini campground at the farm. The BBQ's, campfires, day trips, the games that were played and then there was Leda's crazy laughter which always brought a smile to everyone. There were good times had by all.
There were the trips that mom & dad took and met up with Leda, Ruby, Anne & Walt in Laughlin, Nevada to try their hand at lady luck. Some of the trip antics were told but there were some of the details that still remain unknown.
All of the memories with Aunt Leda will always be part of our lives and remembered dearly. We send our deepest sympathies to all with much love.
Love,
Aunt Vicki, Darrell & Debbie, Craig & Mary-Lynn, Jonothon & Chris and families
I first met Lydia on Halloween of 2023, when she extended her hand for me to shake I told her I was a hugger, it was then when we hugged that I realized just how loving she was. I could feel it in her hug. From then on we would send notes back and forth. She would bake something and send me another sample and I would send her notes back. As my health failed at many times, She always knew how to make me feel better with her baking samples. This went on until she was unable to stay alone and she stayed with Chrissy. It was then I was able to stop in to see her on my way back from Dr. appts. I could always get to hug her again, and feel the love she projected with her body. I will cherish the time I was able to spend with her. Cause one of the things we shared was our love of music and playing the organ. I will never forget My Loving Lydia, especially when I see her organ at Chrissy's. I will not be able to attend her service and it breaks my heart, due to my failing health but I will carry her forever in my heart.
Irene Laney
