LOGAN, Isabella (Reid) - We are sad to announce the passing of our dear mother, Isabel Logan (Reid) on Saturday, January 2, 2021, at the age of 88 from complications related to COVID-19.
Isabel was born in Inverurie, Scotland, and immigrated to Canada with husband John Logan shortly after their marriage in 1958. They settled in the Borough of East York, where Isabel found employment in the Works Department, while Jackie became a lineman for EY Hydro.
They quickly made friends in the local Scottish diaspora, and bought their first home on Victoria Park Avenue in Scarborough.
Fond of all things Scottish, from dances to Robbie Burns Suppers and especially shortbread, Isabel was amazed to discover her distant relative married George McCowan from one of the first Scottish families of Scarborough, on whose eponymous road she had often travelled.
In 2018, Isabel joined other descendants of those Scottish pioneers to mark the 200th anniversary of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, and the 60th anniversary of her own journey from Scotland to a new life in Canada.
She is survived by her children, Bruce Logan (Lisa Christensen) and Sandi Lavery, and her beloved grandchildren Brendan Logan and Jake, Cooper, and Reilly Lavery.
She will be remembered by her niece Andrea (David) Allen, nephews Alan, Kevin (Rhonda) and Ashley (Carole) Reid, and sister-in-law Ann Gordon. Isabel was predeceased by husband John Logan, sister Margaret (Robert) Grant and brothers Alexander (Mary), and John (Iris) Reid, and sisters-in-law Ada (Henry) Sutherland, Sheila (Frank) Burgess, and Jennifer (Jock) Campbell.
We would like to thank the compassionate staff at Uxbridge Cottage Hospital, as well as the caring staff at Douglas Crossing Retirement Home, where she had lived since 2018.
We are also grateful for the care Isabel received from specialists at Markham Stouffville Hospital, Scarborough General Hospital and the Peter Munk Cardiac Centre at Toronto General Hospital.
Memorial donations may be made to Diabetes Canada at: https://www.diabetes.ca/donate .
Isabel, to use your favourite expression of goodbye: Toodle Loo, love you.
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