WEIR, Joyce Weir

She of Port Colborne, passed away at Northland Pointe on Saturday June 27, 2026, in her 90th year. Beloved mother of Barbara and Glen Ford, Brenda and Marc Beauregard, and Beverly and Tim Gonyou. Predeceased by her baby brother (1930) Glen, her parents Lizzie (1976) and Harry (1982) Deterling, her niece Cindy Deterling (1999), her beloved brother Gerald Deterling (2004), her husband George Weir (2016), Parents-in-law Audrey and Archibald Weir, sisters-in-law Patricia and Eunice, brother-in-law Archie, and her nephew Tim Deterling (2025). Remembered her brother-in-law Gerald and Paul. Survived by sister-in-law Marion Deterling, and niece Jill Ianiero. Loving Grandmother of Amanda and Eric Barrette, Dalton and Julianna Beauregard, Travis Beauregard, and partner Brooklyn Suesse.

Joyce Weir’s family will receive visitors at the DAVIDSON FUNERAL HOME, 135 Clarence Street, Port Colborne on Thursday July 2, 2026, from 10am – 11am. A Lutheran funeral service will be held in the Davidson Chapel at 11am with Pastor Mike Meleg officiating. Interment to follow at Pleasantview Memorial Garden, in the Garden of the Apostles, Hwy#20 in Fonthill. A live stream of the service will be available through the Davidson Funeral Home website.  In lieu of flowers please remember Joyce with a memorial donation to the CAMH, Liver Canada, or the Foundation for Swallowing Disorders. The family extends a special thank you to all personal care staff at Northland Pointe; especially those staffers who knew Joyce from the beginning. For all the nurturing care and love given by other staffers and Dr. Wilson. To her son-in-law Glen for his endless dedication to Joyce and for being the infinite source of support for Barb. To our family for the many meals shared at Northland Pointe with Mom over the years, and those who fed her when she could no longer feed herself. Joyce always conveyed that she wanted to live and so we kept her safe and well cared for until she acquired something she could not recover from; conscious of God, fearless of death, and at peace surrounded by family. Allow healing from her loss and the love we had for her. Help us come together and heal from our grief. This God is our God forever and ever and he will be forever to the end.