Ethel Codner
February 23, 1921 to May 21, 2021
Obituary
Passed peacefully away at St. Patrick’s Mercy Home on Friday, May 21, 2021 – Ethel Codner aged 100 years.
Predeceased by her husband, Edward Codner; her parents, Allan & Fannie Codner; one sister, Jennie; four brothers, Walter, Charles, Harvey, and Nathaniel; sister in law, Genevieve.
Leaving to mourn her brother Allan, Torbay; sister in law, Gladys Codner, Torbay; sister in law, Joan Codner, Portugal Cove; also leaving to mourn her niece Jennie Martin and husband Gus, Flatrock; special friends, Pearl Brown and Jean Moores along with many more nieces, nephews, and friends.
A special thank you to the staff of 3rd floor East St. Patrick’s Mercy Home for their care and kindness.
In keeping with COVID 19 protocols, visitation will take place at Carnell’s Funeral Home, Freshwater Road on Monday, May 24th from 2PM – 4PM and 7PM – 9PM. Funeral service to take place on Tuesday, May 25th at 11AM from St. Thomas Anglican Church, St. John’s. Interment to follow at St. Nicholas Anglican Cemetery, Torbay.
Flowers gratefully accepted or donations in her memory may be made to St. Nicholas Church and Cemetery Fund, Torbay.
Jennie and the Codner family. So sorry to hear of Ethel’s passing. Hold on to all your memories. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and the family.
Jennie and the entire Codner family. May you hold on to the beautiful memories you have of this lovely lady. Our prayers and thoughts are with your family.
Elizabeth and Bill Thistle
Jennie and the entire Codner family of Ethel. We were so sorry to hear of Aunt Ethel’s passing. She was a resilient, petite, happy lady. She lived a very long & wonderful life. She is now at peace with Uncle Ed once again. May they both rest in peace together. Condolences to you and all the family.
Dear Jennie and the family of Ms.Codner,
I am so sorry to hear of her passing.. I used to work at her doctor’s office and I would marvel at her resilience at each visit. She was petite in stature but her personality and heart was large. I’ll remember fondly the times when we would link arms to go down to the office. She really was a special lady.
❤️ Michelle