BLUGER, Ruth Anna (Mallory)
Born January 28, 1920. Passed away peacefully at Victoria General Hospital, Victoria, B.C. on February 11, 2014 at the age of 94. The loving mother of Marianne [Deceased] (Larry), Francis (Bob), Thomas (Clarissa) and Henry (Michel); beloved grandmother of Michael, Agion (Carl), Jessica and Lee; great-grandmother of Anna and Lucy. Ruth will be fondly missed by her family and friends. Ruth loved the humanities: McGill University Alumni; Masters from Bryn Mawr- magna cum laude, Degree in Library Science from Ottawa University, French language medal recipient, modern dance, basket ball, church organist and traveller. Ruth loved to pick berries make preserve and work in the garden. Ruth was deeply committed to and loved the First Nations People of Canada. She was proud to be a reporter for Akwesasne Notes and The Spectern. Interment is private at Point Clair, Quebec.
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April 13, 2014
Tom:
You and your family are in my prayers as you mourn the loss of your mother.
I notice that the burial will be in Montreal. May that trip bring comfort.
As we approach Easter, may the Lord bless you with His love and peace.
Frank Brewer
March 29, 2014
Michael&Laya Abramowitz
Deepest sympathy to the Bluger family;.
March 29, 2014
Linda Brisebois nee Brown
I am so sorry for your loss! If I am not mistaken, your mother taught me in Sunday School many years ago at St. Matthias. I also remember Marianne very fondly. Both women were devout Christian women who I looked up to and they led their lives by example.
March 29, 2014
March 29
so lucky to have such a good mom!
Fran
March 29, 2014
Hello Tom and family... wishing you my thoughts and prayers at this time of great loss of your mother... fond memories here of visits to your home in Ottawa... I will have a mass celebrated for her... take care...Frank Scott
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