The Chronicle Herald (Provincial)

DAHR (Mosher), Ruby Diane

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It is with great sadness and heavy hearts that we tell you of the peaceful passing of Ruby on May 19, 2020, at age 78 in Twin Oaks Memorial Hospital, Musquodobo­it Harbour. She was a cancer survivor and fought a brave and stoic battle against macular degenerati­on and heart disease. Ruby was born in Musquodobo­it Harbour a daughter of the late Cameron and Hazel (Bond) Mosher. Her family moved to Upper Musquodobo­it where Ruby grew up and attended Henry School and Musquodobo­it Rural High School. In her early years she worked for Zellers in Truro and later with Maritime Tel and Tel. After she married the love of her life, Arthur, they moved to Mooseland where they raised their three girls. After the girls grew up, Ruby went to work for Nova Trucking Ltd. as a bookkeeper for 20 years. Ruby was a very community oriented person and very active in supporting her community over the years. She was a former member of the St. Thomas ACW, the Mooseland Fire Hall, and the Mooseland Community Associatio­n. Ruby is survived by her husband, Arthur; daughters, Wanda (Boyd Prest), Sherry (Dwayne Murphy) and Tanya (Brian Bowser); grandchild­ren, Jonathan Murphy (Britney), Katelyn Murphy and Logan Bowser; great-grandchild­ren, Isabelle Murphy and Zachery Murphy. She is also survived by brothers, Weldon Mosher and Roy Mosher; and many nieces and nephews, who loved her dearly. Ruby was predecease­d by brother, Kenneth (Eileen) Mosher; sister, Marion (Vaughn) Kindervate­r; sisters-in-law, Dorothy Mosher and Maxine Mosher; and nephew, Anthony Mosher. The family would like to thank the caring staff of Twin Oaks Memorial Hospital, especially Dr. Karl Tenneson and Dr. Rob Merritt and all the nurses who cared for Mom as their own. They would also like to thank the community of Mooseland who were there when Mom called. Special thanks to Ruby’s dear friend, Marilyn Prest, who was only a phone call away and a tremendous support through all of Ruby’s illnesses. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic there will be no funeral. Cremation has taken place under the direction of Arimathea Funeral Cooperativ­e, Upper Musquodobo­it. There will be a family burial at a later date in St. Thomas Anglican Cemetery, Musquodobo­it Harbour. Memorial donations may be made to the Heart and Stroke Foundation, Canadian Cancer Society, Canadian National Institute for the Blind, or your choice of charity. For online condolence­s, please visit: www.arimatheaf­uneral.ca

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