Zinobia Deen Obituary, – An individual named Zinobia Deen, who resided in Winnipeg, Manitoba, passed away due to pancreatic cancer. Yesterday evening, our mother, Zinobia Deen, went away with grace and dignity, calmly, with our father, Tash, and me by her side. She had been battling pancreatic cancer for a short period of time, and she fought it with a lot of strength and determination. She was a fighter who fought hard, never complained, and was only concerned with ensuring that we would all be okay and at peace after she passed away rather than worrying about herself.
Strength was provided to us by the quantity of love that we received from our family and friends over the course of the past three months. Love manifested itself in the form of warm hugs, words of consolation, endless check-ins, texts, food that was dropped off and created with love, and people simply being there holding your hand without saying a word. We would like to express our gratitude to the palliative care nurses who assisted us in keeping her at home for as long as possible. Additionally, we would like to express our gratitude to the angel nurses who worked on the 3E Palliative unit at Riverview Health Center.
They took charge for the past month and let my father, Tash, and I to simply be with her. I was fortunate enough to be able to take a break from my job for the past three months and simply spend time with my mother, my sister, my father, and the rest of my wonderful family while I was away. This is something for which I will be eternally thankful, and it has provided me with memories that I will have for the rest of my life. To my love and my safe place, Luke, I would like to express my gratitude for the silent and ferocious support he has provided to me and my family over the past few months.
We will honor my mother’s wishes by holding a private Catholic mass the following week with our lovely family and some of our closest friends. This memorial service will be performed in her honor. If you would like to make a donation in her name to Cancer Care or Riverview Health Center, please do so. In addition, please continue to live a life that is filled with love, compassion, kindness, and charity.
It’s Mama…There is still a sense of you being here with me. My boys have lost their “Glamma,” and the thought of living without my mother, being a mother without my mother, and losing my mother makes it difficult for me to catch my breath. You will continue to be remembered through Tash and me, along with all of the customs, recipes, tales, and memories that I will always keep dear to my heart to honor you. Along with us, we shall accompany you on the voyage. Mother, I long for you, and I can almost feel your hand on my face.I adore you, I will miss you for the rest of my life, and I will love you forever.
