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HEWITT, Edna Theresa (nee WHITE)   - March 7, 1924 - September 24, 2019

Mom grew up in Port Severn, Ontario.

Born to Delphine (Moreau) and Joseph A. White (both deceased), she was one of eleven children.

During WWII she and several of her sisters moved to Toronto where they worked at Victory Aircraft in Malton.

In 1948, she married Tom Hewitt of Honey Harbour.

They had four children: Sandy (Donald King, deceased), Wendy (Allan Gibbs), Jamie (Billie) and David. She was "Momma" to six grandchildren: Jennifer (Rob), Keith (Kathy), David (Tanya), Karen (Colin), Thomas and Wendy; and four great-grandchildren: Genna (Peter), Taylor, Sophie and Ben.

Mom and Dad initially assisted the elder Hewitts in the operation of Pleasant Point Lodge in Honey Harbour but in 1952 it became solely their responsibility.

Mom took care of all the cooking and Dad was a hunting and fishing guide. Summers were busy.

They closed the lodge in 1972. During this time, Mom helped Dad pick up school children who lived on outlying islands by boat in spring and fall and by snowmobile in winter. In 1981, they moved from Pleasant Point to live on the mainland in Honey Harbour.

Together they continued to do the "school run" until about 1998. Mom was the first librarian in Honey Harbour, a job that she held for almost 20 years.

She loved people and their stories and she was instrumental in having a "A Taste of Honey Harbour" written and published. Before dementia claimed Mom, she was caring, funny, articulate and wise.

She had the most tremendous sense of wonder about the world around her. She left those gifts to us so now we are the keepers of her memories.

A celebration of life will be held on Saturday, October 19, 2019, at the Waubaushene Legion, 26 Willow Street, Waubaushene, from 11 a.m.-3 p.m.

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