In Celebration of

Elizabeth Joyce Scholes (nee Cole)

July 3, 1931 -  March 23, 2018

It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Joyce on March 23rd at the Foyer Farnham predeceased by her husband William (Bill) and her son Kevin.

She will be deeply missed by her children, Sue (Paul), Christine (Luc) Bev (Steve) and Jefferey, much loved grandchildren Max, Tyler, Fauve, Elisa, Stephanie, Sebastian, Jamie, Andrew, Will and Eve. Brothers Dave and Steve and sister Chris.

Joyce was known in Knowlton as the ‘‘silver lady’’ both for her silver hair and the jewelry that she sold. Her presence will be missed.

Graveside service will be at Mount Royal Funeral Complex on Monday April 2nd at 1 p.m.

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Christine Cole (sister)

Entered March 29, 2018 from Knowlton

Feeling the empty place in my heart today, a place that Joyce has filled for all of my life. She was a spark of joy always embarking on an adventure or some great idea.
Although we were different in many ways and she often drove me crazy, She was and will forever be My big sister.

Dodi Hornig (Friend)

Entered March 31, 2018 from Knowlton

Joyce fought a long,hard battle with dignity, strengh and humour. I called her my Downstairs Roommate" as she lived in the apartment below me. She will be missed and my condolances to her family.

Philippe Valois 

Entered March 31, 2018 from Knowlton

I was fotunate to share a few happy moments with Joyce
My love to Chris, Jeff and the family.
Philippe Valois

Elissa (Granddaughter)

Entered April 2, 2018 from Montreal

You'll be forever in my heart and thoughts.
You were the most amazing women and I'm blessed to have been so close to you.
Thank you for all the memories and laughs.
Love you forever.

Elissa

Beverley (daughter)

Entered April 2, 2018 from Knowlton

Thanks mum for all you have done for me and the kids. Thanks for been like a second mother to them and their only grand parent.i will miss you but you will be forever in my thoughts.

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