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The death occurred peacefully at Algonquin Grace Hospice, Huntsville on Monday, April 6, 2015 in her 70th year.

  Loving wife of Warren, mother of Eric (Michelle), Blair (Sandy-Lee) and Bryan (Michelle).  Proud Nana of Anais, Hudson and Henry.  Dear aunt of Patrick, Colin, Keith, Neil and Shannon.  Sister of the late Jack; sister-in-law to Myrna and Lorraine.

Sincere thanks to the palliative care team headed by Dr. Deb Harrold  at Algonquin Grace Hospice. 
Mary Lee will be cremated.  

 

A celebration of Mary Lee’s life will be held at Port Cunnington Lodge from noon until 3 pm on Monday, May 11th. Remembrances will begin at 1:30. Accommodation is available at Port Cunnington Lodge for Sunday and/or Monday evenings if required. Please call the Lodge at 705-635-2505 for reservations.

Donations may be made to Algonquin Grace Hospice.

100 Frank Miller Drive,

Huntsville, ON P1H 1H7
(705) 789-6878

 

 

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  1. To the Prince Family,Deepest condolences. Mary Lee was taken much too soon and the loss is simply not fair. I have not seen Mary Lee is quite a few years but I always remember her being a happy, quietly confident person who brought a smile to everyone’s face.
    Sarah Green

  2. Our sincerest sympathy to you and your family Warren. The loss of your lovely Mary Lee will be felt strongly by many but none so much as you. We are thinking of you all and sending our prayers from here in Australia where we have lovely memories of your happy holidays together. May she rest in peace

  3. ;A dear friend is gone much too soon, leaving a big hole in our hearts. So many years of history together, of memories shared, never to be forgotten. We are so grateful to have had Mary Lee in our lives. May she rest in peace.

  4. To Warren Prince,Warren, my deepest condolences to you and your family. Mary Lee was a good friend and a beloved colleague. I remember when she was hired at Woburn Collegiate and I had the privilege to watch her teach Latin. She was lovely, knowledgeable and charismatic. What grit she had to keep the programme alive against such formidable odds.
    Ea requiescat in pace.
    Jim Sullivan
    ~
    Jim Sullivan,
    Enniskillen, Ontario

  5. To Mary Lee’s family- so saddened to hear of Mary Lee’s passing. I met her through my store Sheepstrings where her smile and enthusiasm always lit up the room. I will miss her and her zest for life no matter the hurdles. Thinking of you all at this time.

  6. To Warren and all the family . . there simply is no one else quite like Mary Lee, my dear friend of 60 years. Our lives are more sparkling and wonderful because she touched them as only she could!

  7. Sara and I taught at Woburn Collegiate from the beginning of our teaching careers from 1970 until Sara retired in 1999 and I retired in 2005 . We both knew Mary Lea and were great friends of hers at Woburn.. . Mary Lee taught Latin and Sara and I taught English . We are both so very saddened at Mary Lee’s passing ‘

  8. Warren, we are so sad for you and your family. Mary Lee was a really lovely person and will be missed by all who knew her.

  9. To Warren, Eric, Blair & Bryan and your family – Mary Lee is at peace now but we cherished her presence. She was such a wonderful fun loving person, and we really looked forward to your trips “down under”” always planning what we could do next

  10. I worked with Mary Lee and was shocked to hear of her untimely death. We all really liked working with her….she was a great lady. Just want to extend my deepest sympathy to her family….so very sad.

  12. Dear Warren, Blair and Family, Our thoughts are with you all during this sad time. We will continue to remember the enjoyable times we had together on your trips to Australia visiting Blair and Sandy-Lee. Mary Lee will be missed by the many who shared in her laughter, fun and welcoming heart. Our sincere condolences to Warren and family.

  13. I hope I am speaking for all Mary Lee’s fellow retired Scarborough Classics teachers in expressing our deep sadness at this news and our condolences to her family. She brightened our annual spring reunions with her cheerfulness despite any problems. We join everyone in knowing how much she will be missed.

  14. Our thoughts are with you and your family, Warren. Our sincere sympathy for all of you as you deal with the passing of Mary Lee.

  15. Warren and family. My thoughts are with you. I have so many fond memories of dinners and and good chats with Mary Lee while visiting Laurie. Very Best Wishes, Blythe

  17. We are very sorry to have heard the sad news and we wish to offer our most sincere condolences to the whole family.

  18. Our families had so many good times together for so many years. I miss those times and I miss Mary Lee. She made those times so special.

  20. Mary Lee was my first friend at Woburn and we remained the best of friends for almost fifty years. Wonderful that that first friendship blossomed to include our families. There is now such a great, engulfing hole that will never entirely be fixed. Rest in peace my dear beautiful friend. You will never be forgotten.

  21. There’s one more star in the sky tonight.And even though it’s far away,
    it’s brightness and warmth still reach us here
    To make the night a little less dark.

    Our thoughts are with Warren and family.

  22. Warren, Eric, Bryan, Blair and families – we are so sad for your loss and are thinking of you all. “To live in this world you must be able to do three things: to love what is mortal; to hold it against your bones knowing your own life depends on it; and

  23. I met Mary Lee at Knitting Three Together while hanging out there on my lunch hour. Lunch hour always consisted of laughs, talk, more laughs, the odd knitting help and inspiration, more laughs, picture taking with Flat Stella, hugs when I needed a hug or two and again, more laughs!
    Mary Lee you will be missed. I was truly blessed to meet you and share with you many laughs. Thanks for the great memories.

  24. I remember the many summers on Lake of Bays and dinners at the Princes and at many lovely Muskoka Restaurants. You will be sorely missed. My Cindolences to the Prince Famiky.L Jan

  25. It was always a pleasure to see Mary Lee, she had time for a chat and a few laughs, keeping us updated on her “Boys”” and so proud of her grandchildren. She had a zest for life and loved being on the lake. Warren

  26. There was never a warmer smile nor a pair of arms more open to give hugs to all she knew. Mary Lee lit up every room she entered and her enthusiasm touched everyone around her. She was the proudest mother and grandmother and we know she is with you all through this very difficult time. Our deepest sympathies to all of you. We were so lucky to have known her.

  28. Rest well dear Mary Lee. We will always remember your smiling face and your love of Australia.Deepest sympathy to Warren and family.

  29. Mary Lee’s zest for life really shone through in her interactions with family and friends and in her sense of adventure and travel. She was compassionate and nurturing to those around her and her laugh was heartwarming. We will dearly miss her but will remember her and smile when wearing the lovely hat she made me, when we entertain using all the lovely pottery she gave us, when we eat rumballs or shepherd’s pie, and when we gaze out at the lake up north.Her life was cut way too short, but she lived its width fully. There will always be a place for her in our hearts. Our lives were touched by Mary Lee. We are sending our love to Warren, Eric, Blair, Bryan and family during this most devastating time.

  30. Mary Lee was a wonderful, “Beaut”” friend to so many of us Aussies.. We treasure the time we spent with you and Warren. All our love to the Family.”

  31. Our fondest memory of Mary Lee is on a sunny Sunday at Wirra Wirra Winery, South Australia dancing with gay abandon to the fantastic band, Two and a Half Men!!Always smiling,bursting with pride for her children and forever buying clothes & gifts for her grandchildren.Even though we knew her for a few short years, it felt like a lifetime. Heartfelt sympathy to Warren and Family

  32. Dearest Warren, Bryan, Eric, and Blair,
    Big love to you and yours at this time of mourning and transition.
    I am holding you in my heart and prayers.
    Today i lite a candle in honour of her life and all that she brought to our lives.

    Mary-Lee was a wonderful woman! She was supportive, encouraging and loving. She had patience for my antics and a bright beautiful smile every time she saw me. She encouraged me to go to film school and follow my dreams. It is a honour to have known her. All my love hazel

  33. During the few short years we got to know this lovely lady, we always looked forward to seeing Mary Lee and the Prince family. We will remember fondly the 2014 Christmas we celebrated together.It was and is, a pleasure to be in this family’s company.
    We will remember Mary Lee with love and respect, Peter & Lucienne Weeks

  34. In our Hearts Forever. Our deepest sympathies to Warren, Eric, Blair, Bryan and their families.
    Much Love

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