Yveta Moravec
April 29, 2022
MORAVEC, Yveta
1933 – 2022
Our mother, grandmother and great grandmother, Yveta Moravec passed away peacefully at home on Friday night, April 29th at the age of 88 years.
Yveta was born in Prague, Czech Republic on October 22, 1933 and moved to Calgary with her husband and children in 1981. Through love and care she united our family until her final day. She is lovingly remembered by her daughter, Yvette Nekuda; and son, Miloš Moravec (Sandra); grandsons, David Nekuda (Crystal) and Daelen Nekuda (Constance); and granddaughter, Charlie Moravec; great-grandsons, Liam, Maxwell and Dominik; and her sisters, Zdena Schindler and Eliška Fucsiková. Yveta was predeceased by her husband of 58 years, Miloš Moravec.
Mom and baboosh, we love you, we miss you and you will live in our hearts and memories forever.
An open house Celebration of her Life will be held at 2408 Vista Crescent N.E. Calgary on Saturday, May 14, 2022 at 1:00pm.
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Messages of Condolence
Yveta was a true matriarch of the moravec family - the glue for the family. I always valued our time together and she will be missed by all who knew her. ~ Dan jenkins
My Aunt Yvette was a wonderful loving person. She will be truly be missed by all. My condolences to the whole family. ~ Lisa Schindler
Please accept my sincere Sympathy for the loss of you mother. I admired her and remember her as a kind thoughtful friend. May God Bless her and provide comfort to you and your family at this difficult time - Zora and family ~ Zora Korencik
Yveta recounted stories of her life like a book of fascinating, rich experiences that mesmerized the listener. Yveta lived as the nexus of her family by example of strength and love. Heartfelt wishes of comfort to all her beautiful family who will miss her caring presence. ~ Linda Jenkins
Zemrela neobycejna zena, ktera mi byla babickou i kamaradkou. Prozila se mnou chvile nejtezsi i ty, nejstastnejsi. Je tezke smirit se s tim, ze uz ji nikdy neuvidim. Nikdy nezapomenu na spolecne sledovani jejich oblibenych serialu, to jak se rozciluje na ridice, co se nerozjeli na zelenou, na vylety do hot springs, na jeji bezmeznou lasku a oddanost manzelovi a cele rodine. I presto, ze nikdy nebyla v Kanade uplne stastna, prijala ji za svuj domov, tezce pracovala a kazdou volnou chvili venovala rodine. Neznam jinou zenu, ktera by v polovine zivota sbalila dve dospivajici deti a sla do absolutni nejistoty zivota a prace v Kanade. Vzdy pro me byla a bude vzorem silne zeny, kterou jsem obdivovala. Bude nam vsem moc chybet. Uprimnou soustrast cele rodine. ~ Rodina Hlouškova
I was not only Yvette’s hairdresser but very good friend. I’ll cherish every conversation we had. I told her I wouldn’t be the woman I am without her guidance. I will truly miss her. ~ Anjie Browne
Thinking of you all Milos, Sandra, and family and Yvette and family. Such a brave woman she was to move with your dad to another country to give new opportunities to you Milos and Yvette and especially with needing to learn a new language as an adult. They built a beautiful life for you all here and I know you will miss your mom a lot. Sending all our love. Elaine and Rob and family. ~ Rob and Elaine Doel