Agatha Valerie Thompson
October 13th, 2020
Agatha was born in Aaron, Saskatchewan on the 7th day of the 7th month, and was the 7th daughter born to Mike and Mary Trohak (nee Kulcsar), and the last remaining of her siblings.
Agatha was predeceased by 6 brothers and 6 sisters. She is survived by her husband Terry Thompson; daughter Tanya (Nelson Simard); son Chad (Norma Jo Baker); granddaughters Nadia Owen-Walker (Mike Walker); Julia Kozuch (Jarrett Kozuch); great-grandsons Nicholas Walker, Kane and Malcolm Kozuch; as well as many nieces and nephews.
Agatha was a long-time resident of Regina Pioneer Village, and her family expresses their gratitude to the staff for their attention to her needs over the past twenty years.
There will be no public service. Cremation has taken place. In lieu of flowers, those wishing to do so may make a donation to the Kids Help Phone Canada.
Messages:
Terry: My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. I will always remember Agatha's lovely Rose bushes and her smile when she talked about them
Our thoughts are with you. Growing up in south Regina, I have many memories of my mom talking and visiting with Agatha. I recall, too, those special occasions when "Cousin Agatha" as we referred to her, would send over delicious freshly baked bread. She also generously helped us out with more than one sewing project - for which we were most grateful. Agatha was a gentle, beautiful woman. May she rest in peace.
Sorry for your loss Terry. Our condolences to you and your family.
Terry, Tanya, Chad and families, deepest condolences on the loss of your wife and mother.
Condolences to you, Terry and to the family. Remembering our work time together with Justice. It was a long time ago that Agatha and I went to Silver Springs School together, and the Trohak family were our neighbors on the farm South of Okla, Sk.
Agatha was one of my mother Connie's closest friends for decades. I'm not certain how they met, but they just seemed to click and had such a good time in each other's company. I have many happy memories of the two them, usually in my mother's kitchen, enjoying tea and goodies (always goodies), and sharing a laugh about something. It was terribly sad to see Agatha's talents and sparkling personality gradually fade as a consequence of dementia. I know that mom felt lucky to have had Agatha in her life. We miss her, but are relieved that her suffering is over. Terry, Tanya, Chad and families - I hope this brings you peace. Doug Scott and Sandy Crighton