Rhonda Lea Moffat (nee Dempster)
Rhonda Lea Moffat (nee Dempster) passed away on January 2, 2021 at the age of 68 years.
She is survived by her husband, Kenneth Wastle, her children, Jody (Grainne) Dempster and Shannon Cavener (TK Sprowl), her step-children Spencer Wastle (Samantha van Hooydonk), and Anna Wastle; and her brother, Jack Dempster.
She is predeceased by her parents, Edmond Thomas Dempster and Dorothy Patricia Dempster; and her sister-in-law, Dorothy Dempster.
My condolence to the survivors and friends. I remember Rhonda gave good support and reminders of her concern during my mother, Marge’s illness and passing in 2016. Marge and Rhonda were colleagues and friends from Community Directions / Winnifred Steward School. Later Rhonda would join Marge (and me) to worship the LORD at Highlands United Church. We will miss Rhonda’s musing conversation, laughter and presence. If I remember she would finish with a “I’ll have to let you go, my dear” and that her way of saying as much makes a wee good epitaph.
Thank you for your condolences, Geoffrey.
Marge was always a very important part of Mom’s life as were so many others at Highlands United Church over the years; but Marge certainly held a very special place in Mom’s life.
We are, unfortunately, unable to access any of Mom’s contacts so we haven’t been able to connect with many of her friends or former co-workers and clients; and with the current pandemic, we are choosing not to have a service at this time for everyone’s safety.
If anyone wishes to get in touch with the family, I’m sure that the funeral home can pass along any contact information to Mom’s Husband, Kenneth or myself.
Sincerely,
Shannon
Condolences to Rhonda’s family and friends. I worked at Community Directions with Rhonda. She was a great mentor to new staff and a lot of fun to work with.
Dear Ken,
We were so sad to hear the terrible news about Rhonda’s passing. She was so lovely to be around. She will be greatly missed.
Our most sincere sympathies for this great lost to you and your family.
Jodi and Phil Massolin
We send our prayers and condolences to Rhonda’s family and friends. Rhonda was a joyful presence in our church community and very supportive of work of the United Church Women. She is missed.