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On May 11, 2023, Shirley Ann Czeh, loving wife, mother, grandmother, auntie, and sister passed away in Calgary, Alberta. Shirley was born on November 20, 1948 in Sexsmith, Alberta.
Shirley is survived by her beautiful daughters Karrie Zaitsoff, Sharlene Czeh (Dan Webster), and Christi Czeh, and son Murray Stoll. Her grandchildren held a special place in her heart; Zack (Kennedy), and Paige Zaitsoff, Brooklyn and Brady Webster and Cherise, Chyla and Persephone Stoll. She is also survived by her sister Terry Ryder, brother-in-law Jack Hartel, and sisters-in-law Mary (Charlie) Mattersdorfer and Arlene (Rick) White. Shirley will also be forever remembered by numerous nieces and nephews, extended family and dear friends.
Shirley was predeceased by her loving husband James Czeh Jr., her son-in-law Tim Zaitsoff, her parents Marion and Albert Davis, her sister Joyce Hartel and her in-laws Suzie and James Czeh Sr.
Shirley was a devoted wife, mother, nana, and a friend to all. Her passion for life was socializing with the people she loved and those she just met. She will always be remembered by her fondling fingers of “love.” She made everyone feel special and her personality didn’t go unnoticed. Shirley’s greatest joy were her dogs Abbey and Smudge. They lit up her life and kept her company. Shirley loved the simple things in life and her greatest blessing was spending time with family and friends.
Shirley will be greatly missed by her loving family and will always be remembered in their hearts.
We are sincerely grateful to everyone who has given us support and comfort during this time of loss.
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