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Obituary of Morley Anne Louise Leask
Morley Anne Louise Leask
Morley Anne, a strong selfless mother, a loyal friend and a world traveller, set her bags down for the final time on October 30, 2025 at the age of 91.
She was lovingly welcomed into the world at Trail, B.C. on April 9th, 1934 by her parents Vernon (Happy)and Amy and brother Melville (Mel) Bayes. The family relocated to Cranbrook where in Grade 1, Morley met a group of girls who became her ‘Best Friends for Life’. 86 years later those early bonds of friendship with Iris and Noreen are still cherished.
Morley enjoyed her life in Cranbrook. She had a 46 year career as a dental assistant where she enjoyed her work, the camaraderie with her colleagues and especially the patients.
Hockey games, concerts, plays, St. Mary’s Famous Spaghetti Suppers or any other type of fun activity was always cause to gather a group of friends to share in the fun. Her sense of humour and ability to laugh at herself was endearing.
Morley loved beautiful clothes, having her hair done, wrapping Christmas gifts and decorating, going to a casino (Monte Carlo was a high-light), finding a bargain, spending time at Moyie Lake, travelling and most importantly spending time with her family that she was so proud of.
She will be lovingly remembered by her sons; Mike (Sandy) of North Vancouver, Gordon (Terry) of Cranbrook and daughter Verna Leask (Warren) of Calgary, grandchildren; Jacquie, Andrea, Kelly, Kevin, Russell, Ben, Tianna and great-grandchildren; Charlie, Declan and Sonny and by her nieces, nephews and dear friends.
Morley was predeceased by her parents and brother.
Mom, may you rest in peace. We take comfort in knowing that you are once again with your loving mom and dad.
A Funeral Mass will be held at 10:30am on May 18, 2026 at Christ the Servant Roman Catholic Church, 110 – 14th Ave. S. Cranbrook.
In lieu of flowers donations will be gratefully received in Morley’s memory by the Alzheimer Society of B.C. [email protected]
The family extends our sincere gratitude to Dr. Van Rensburg of Fisher Peak Family Practice and to the compassionate caregivers in Joseph Creek Care Village, Jim Smith Unit, for the exemplary care of our mother throughout her dementia journey.
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