Passed away peacefully at Albright Manor in Beamsville, on Tuesday, May 26, 2015 in her 96th year. Marion was born in Oneida Township to Charles and Bernice Peart, sister to Alvin and Anne Peart (both deceased) and Frank (deceased) and Eleanor Peart all of Hagersville. Cherished special Aunt to the "Group of Seven", Audrey and Bill (deceased) Baldwin, Donna and Dennis Corbett, Bruce Peart and Margaret Walton, Craig Peart and Marie Peart, Carolyn and Jeff (deceased) Mullins, Douglas and Mary Ann Peart and Susan and Keith Elmes. Great Aunt and Great, Great Aunt to many nieces and nephews. Marion was a life long teacher. She started her career teaching in a one room school, went on exchange to England in the early 1950's, taught in Burlington and many years at Sunnylea Public School in Etobicoke, where she was recognized as the Teacher of the Year. Visitation to be held at the RHB Anderson Funeral Home in Hagersville on Saturday, May 30, 2015 at 10:00 am, with a chapel service at 11:00 am, interment will follow at the Hagersville cemetery. Those wishing to make a donation in the memory of Marion, please consider Albright Manor or a charity of your choice.www.rhbanderson.com
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Kathryn Fleming
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May 29th, 2015
Miss Peart taught my sister and myself at Sunnylea Public School in the 1950's and 60's. She truly deserved the Teacher of the Year Award. Miss Peart lived one block away from us and she would often meet our Mother while shopping in later years. She always enquired after my sister and myself until she sold her house.Miss Peart was inspiration to so many of her students.
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David Froud
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Nov 8th, 2015
Miss Peart taught my brothers and I in the 1970's. She was a great disciplinarian who used psychology and our childhood imaginations to keep us in line. She taught me the value of self-discipline, self-control and accountability. She was also a dedicated member of Royal York United Church, where many of our class mates attended both church school and Cub Scouts. Many students at Sunnylea Public School were unknowlingly blessed to have their foundational education influenced by experienced professionals such as Mrs. Stone, Mrs. McLean and Miss. Peart.
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Paul King
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May 15th, 2026
Miss Peart was our grade 6 homeroom teacher. I remember the wooden paddle hanging at the front of the room by the blackboard as a reminder and when she walked up and down the rows of desks, her shoes had this squeak to them. I always played sick in the afternoons on poetry day, I hated memory work. Miss Peart was kin enough to attend my mother's funeral service in 2008 at Royal York United Church. Rest easy Miss Peart, you helped make who we are today.
Posted by
Heath
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Jul 4th, 2026
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