Margery “Lynne” Slow
May 22, 2026
Margery “Lynne” Slow died peacefully, surrounded by her family, on Friday, May 22, 2026, at the age of 82. Lynne was the beloved wife of Bob for 56 years. She was a loving mother to Matt (Jody) and Elizabeth (Bryan), and a proud and adoring grandmother to Simon, Ben, James and Sean. Lynne is survived by her sister, Susan and pre-deceased by her parents, Albert and Helen. She was grateful to have been surrounded by wonderful friends and family throughout her life.
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Lynne and I were classmates at Toronto Western Hospital from 1962 - 1965 and we lived on the same floor at Edith Cavell Residence for 3 years We had so much fun and Lynne was a big part of all of the hijinks that went on in those 3 years. Bonds were made that cannot be broken by time or distance. She will be truly missed by our class - in fact I had a lunch in Port Perry yesterday with several of the Class of 65 and we remembered Lynne with fondness and are all sorry that she has passed away. Sending sympathy to her family at this sad time.
I am so sorry to hear about the passing of my friend Lynn. I shall miss her phone calls where we solved the world problems, discussed how we could fix them, and lots of laughter. I will miss her books that she shared and the crab cakes in Ilderton. Most of all I will miss her friendship.
Sincere condolences on the passing of Lynne. She telephoned to our house for the last few years every two weeks at least once a month to ask about Bonnie’s health. We had nice chats and often said ‘let’s get together when the weather is nicer’. I will miss her calls , she was a kind caring person, our conversations were good and helpful. I truly know that she will be missed by all of you, she always related your activities to me. Friends since 1979, Frank and Bonnie.
Dear Bob and family;We are so sorry to hear of Lynne ‘s passing. She was a wonderful neighbour and friend. We will miss her. Our thoughts and prayers are for you and family.
Condolences to Bob and family. Lynne was a very special lady and will be missed by everyone that had the pleasure of knowing her. Rest in peace
Lynne and I were classmates at Toronto Western Hospital from 1962 - 1965 and we lived on the same floor at Edith Cavell Residence for 3 years We had so much fun and Lynne was a big part of all of the hijinks that went on in those 3 years. Bonds were made that cannot be broken by time or distance. She will be truly missed by our class - in fact I had ia lunch in Port Perry yesterday with several of the Class of 65 and we remembered Lynne with fondness and are all sorry that she has passed away. Sending sympathy to her family at this sad time.
~ Marg Sallows( nee O’Gorman)