My Aunt JODY SEALE was born at Port of Spain, Trinidad, West Indies
During the Second World War, she joined the Canadian Women's Air Corps (CWAC) and served as a Photographic Journalist
Her career years before and after service saw her in Toronto, then Winnipeg, and back to Toronto again. Joyce loved to write and to visit foreign lands. She always said "she was working on a book" about her travels
She died in Toronto on exactly the same day as her father, 32 years later. Her ashes rest with her parents in St. James' grounds
During the Second World War, she joined the Canadian Women's Air Corps (CWAC) and served as a Photographic Journalist
Her career years before and after service saw her in Toronto, then Winnipeg, and back to Toronto again. Joyce loved to write and to visit foreign lands. She always said "she was working on a book" about her travels
She died in Toronto on exactly the same day as her father, 32 years later. Her ashes rest with her parents in St. James' grounds
My Aunt JODY SEALE was born at Port of Spain, Trinidad, West Indies
During the Second World War, she joined the Canadian Women's Air Corps (CWAC) and served as a Photographic Journalist
Her career years before and after service saw her in Toronto, then Winnipeg, and back to Toronto again. Joyce loved to write and to visit foreign lands. She always said "she was working on a book" about her travels
She died in Toronto on exactly the same day as her father, 32 years later. Her ashes rest with her parents in St. James' grounds
During the Second World War, she joined the Canadian Women's Air Corps (CWAC) and served as a Photographic Journalist
Her career years before and after service saw her in Toronto, then Winnipeg, and back to Toronto again. Joyce loved to write and to visit foreign lands. She always said "she was working on a book" about her travels
She died in Toronto on exactly the same day as her father, 32 years later. Her ashes rest with her parents in St. James' grounds
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SEALE
In Loving Memory of
FLORENCE A. SEALE
Oct. 31 1876 - Jan. 13, 1948
Beloved Wife of
P. DALBY H. SEALE
Sept. 4 1880 - Mar. 12 1967
Let There Be Peace
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Beloved Daughter
D. JOYCE SEALE
June 10 1914 - Mar. 12 1999
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