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Lea Gobbi

1928 - 2021

Lea Gobbi obituary, 1928-2021, Prince George, BC

BORN

1928

DIED

2021

Lea Gobbi Obituary

Lea Mari Gobbi April 12, 1928 - May 13, 2021 It is with deep sadness we said our last goodbyes to our Mom. Lea Gobbi passed away May 13, 2021 with her family by her side as she made her final journey. Lea was born April 12, 1928 in San Quirino, Italy. She met Leo in Milan in 1947. They married June 19, 1948 and shortly thereafter she bravely left her family and hometown to join Leo to make a new life in Canada. Giscome became her new home where they settled and had five children. She loved this community and worked hard to lovingly raise her family on their small farm. It was here where she made many lifelong friends. In 1968 they moved their family to Prince George. When her children were mostly grown she became an employee of the Prince George Citizen where, as a dedicated worker she remained for 20 years. Her favorite hobbies and past times were to knit, crochet, watch WWF Wrestling, Sunday drives to the country and to garden. Her gardens produced an abundance of vegetables and beautiful flowers including her prized Dahlias. Above all else her passion and greatest love was family. She was happily married to Leo for over 50 years. They shared a love of exploring back roads, watching for wildlife as well as time spent in the peace and solitude of their own backyard. They proudly watched their children become hard working adults raising families of their own. She is predeceased by her husband Leo, two sisters and one brother. Survived by her loving and devoted family, five children; Louis (Manon), George (Bev), Bob (Rhoda), Jack (Wendy), Pat (Greg); 10 grandchildren (their spouses) and 16 great grandchildren. Also remembered by extended family and many good friends. Our heartfelt thanks goes to the staff of Parkside for their incredible care and treatment provided to our Mom during the past 7 years. A special appreciation to Kim, Jane, Crystal, Candy, Raman and the many others who dearly cared for our Mom. Due to the Covid pandemic there will be no public service.

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Published by The Prince George Citizen from May 17 to Jun. 19, 2021.

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Sandy Gibbons ( Rositano)

June 14, 2021

My fondest memory was visiting on a Saturday afternoom and watching wrestling with her. I haven't seen her in many years but the happy memores of family get togethers when I was a Rositano. She is missed but forever in our hearts.
Sandy Gibbons (Rositano)

Adrian and Gwenda

May 21, 2021

There are never any right words to truly express how a family feels at this sad time. Keep your loving memories of your dear mom close to your hearts.
She is at Peace.
Take are of one another.

Sandy Takahashi

May 20, 2021

Sorry to hear about your mom's passing Pat. Sending you a big hug.

Chet and Joanne Dondale

May 19, 2021

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Valeria, Flavio

May 19, 2021

It is with great sadness that we learned of the death of our aunt Léa. His memory will forever be etched in our memories
In these difficult times, we wanted to send you our sincere condolences and share your grief.

Orlando and Maria Mauro

May 18, 2021

Our heartfelt thoughts and prayers are with Pat, Greg and the entire Gobbi family at this time. Sorry for your loss.

Peter and Kathy Russell

May 18, 2021

Sincere condolences to Pat, Greg and family...... with loving memories.... she is at peace now... love you all...

May 18, 2021

“Your welcome,” from the rest of the staff who provided great care to Lea over the past 7 years. She will be missed.

Becky and Ken Lawrence

May 17, 2021

Our heartfelt condolences to Lea's family. Mrs. Gobbi was a wonderful neighbour and we have great memories of her cheery self as she always had time to chat. She'll be missed dearly.

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