Ioanna Papadakos

She was a passionate and devoted wife to Nikolaos and her children Garyfalia (Gari), Maria and Athanasios (Tommy). Cherished grandmother of Matthew, Jordana, Niko and Aristaia which were her heart.

Ioanna immigrated to Canada in 1970 and reconnected with her childhood friend who became her beloved husband. Being immigrants to a country which they did not know the language was difficult although together they worked endlessly to accomplish a loving home with their children and respective family and friends.

Her zest for life and contagious smile filled a room with her magnetic personality. Her dedication to her faith to God and the church was never ending.

She is also survived by her mother, siblings, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins and many friends.

She will be loved, deeply missed and forever remembered by all of her family, relatives and friends. May her memory be eternal and may she rest in peace.

If you desired, donations in Memory of Ioanna Papadakos may be made to the Pulminary Hypertension Association. { https://phacanada.ca/Home }

COVID-19 RESTRICTIONS

The Bereavement Authority of Ontario has mandated: • Permitted gathering sizes inside a building for funeral visitation and chapel services, will be up to 30% of the maximum room capacities (excluding funeral staff) while maintaining the six foot physical distancing rule. • Registrar’s Directive sets new restrictions for gatherings at cemeteries, effective Monday, Sept. 21: Cemeteries attendance is a maximum of 25 people (not counting funeral staff) at all funerals, visitations, funeral receptions, and graveside services on cemetery property. • Further to the Registrar’s Guidance issued on June 15, 2020, wearing masks or face coverings is mandatory for all persons (funeral staff and attendees) inside all funeral establishments or any other indoor setting where a funeral or visitation is held