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Lillian Bernice
Prodan  (nee Smith)

November 1, 1934 – May 18, 2019

Lillian Bernice Prodan  (nee Smith)
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In loving memory of Lillian Prodan
Jerry and Debbie Beckett - Tuesday May 21, 2019 via Donation

To: ALZHEIMER SOCIETY OF WINDSOR AND ESSEX COUNTY
I am saddened to hear of Lillian's passing! I have many indelible childhood memories with her, and the rest of the Prodan family, when we lived on Morris Drive. My heartfelt condolences to the family, I am thinking of you during this difficult time.
Jen Hryniuk - Tuesday May 21, 2019 via Condolence Message
Words can not express how I feel. I wish you had more time with your great grand kids. I know you will be there in spirit guiding them to grow and make the right decisions. You can rest now and dont worry about grandpa, I will always be there for him when he needs me.

Few of my favorite memories of grandma

When we were up north on vacation she would always make sure we got enough food. I remember her always asking did you get enough food ? do you want more? and before I could answer I had another full plate in front of me. Always making sure we were up on current events. Every night around the dinner table we would learn something new. Making tea and cookies for us while we played cards before bed. I remember all the books she would read to us before bed . She never took a night off !

I remember when she saved us when the paddle boat broke. We called and she was there .

I had alot of good times with my grandma and I wish I had more time with her. I know shes up there looking down on me and i want her to know she was a big part in my life growing up.

Love

Jason , Beth , Kensi and Andrew

Jason Prodan - Monday May 20, 2019 via Condolence Message
Words cannot express how much gratitude and love I have for you. You were an amazing woman and Grandma! I have so many wonderful memories with you. Watching the Price is Right with you in our bath robes in the kitchen, playing cards and board games together, seeing the Phantom of the Opera and so many more!! I know you loved me unconditionally and I am forever grateful for the relationship we had. I’m so thankful you met both of my kids and I’ll be sure to pass the life lessons you passed on to me to them. I wish we had more time together but am grateful I was able to visit you one last time with Grandpa and Mom. I will miss you always!! Your Lindsay Lou 💕
Lindsay Gore - Sunday May 19, 2019 via Condolence Message
This news felt like a dagger to my chest, knowing that you are gone. But I know you will never be forgotten. I know for a fact that I will never forget you and how much you've impacted my life. I remember all the good times we've shared, and I can't help but miss you every day. So grandma, I promise to always keep your memory alive and all the things that you have taught me to become a better, loving, and humble person just like you were. Everyone who knew you had nothing but good things to say about you. So no matter what, I am lucky to have had such an amazing grandmother like you. I've always adored how much you love your family, and to be honest that will forever stick to me and inspire me to have that kind of love.

I will miss you everyday grandma, and there's not a day that I will not think about you. I am glad that I saw you one last time, and I got to say a proper goodbye. I'm just glad that I got to tell you that I love you one last time.

I will make sure that one day to tell stories about you to my future kids. And I will tell them how much I wish they would've met you. But I know you're looking down on us and that you're finally in peace. Heaven gained an angel and I will see you again soon, grandma.

Love you forever,

Joshua
Joshua Prodan - Sunday May 19, 2019 via Condolence Message
Grandma, I will miss you everyday and a day won't go by when I don't think of you. You were the happiest, kindest, grandma someone could have and you were more than just a grandma to Josh and I. You were the one who raised us when we were young and taught us how to swim, how to do math, and so much more. I'll never forget having a bologna sandwich with chicken noodle soup while playing old maid or war at your house or on vacation. Running over to your cottage in Gravenhurst at 9:00 pm to play one last game of cards and then going over in the morning for some cereal, and of course more cards.
I only wish you were there to see me get married and hold my child but I know you will be watching over them forever. We'll take of grandpa and Oliver for you. This is bye for now, not forever.
Jacob Prodan - Sunday May 19, 2019 via Condolence Message
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