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Roz (Roslyn) Sager
March 7, 1933 - September 9, 2022
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<div itemprop="description">It is with sadness the family of Roslyn announces her passing on September 28th, 2022. <br>Roz was predeceased by her loving husband, Irving Sager who passed away in 2020, her parents Hy & Marcelle Shwartz (nee Arcand), her 1st mother Sophie Schwartz (nee Schnaiberg). Her brother, 'Buddy' (Philip) & his wife Adelle Schwartz. She had very fond memories of growing up in Montreal surrounded by a loving family, loving neighbors & many close friends whom she cherished throughout her life. <br> <br>Roz Sager was born Roslyn Schwartz on March 7,1933 in Outremont, resided in TMR & then in Westmount for the past 50 years. She moved to a Senior residence, Vista, due to mobility challenges. Then moved to Chateau sur le Lac, Ste Genevieve for palliative care. <br> <br>Her husband of 68 years Irving Sager Architect, also from Montreal, died at 92 yrs on May 26, 2020. <br> <br>Roz is survived by her son Harris Sager, B.Sc., B.Eng (resides in Westmount) & daughter Sophie & son in law William Weima (reside in Toronto). <br> <br>Roz was a devoted wife, mother & valued her close family ties. She cherished her annual family get togethers in Kingston, enjoyed fine dining & purchased many vintage collectibles for her emporium. Roz also loved to cook & plan elaborate dinner parties held in her home throughout the year. They were both loud & fun. Sharing food & drink with loved ones was an important part of Roz's daily life. <br> <br>Roz valued her lifelong friendships but was always ready to make new friends throughout her life, as she had outstanding people skills. She was an advocate & friend to LGBTQ+ community. Roz had many dear, devoted friends that were part of the Art-Design community of Montreal. Unfortunately, many were lost to AIDS much too young. <br>She accepted everyone into her home & inner circle regardless of their orientation, race, class or religion. <br> <br>Roz was a known Artist, painting & exhibiting in the 1960s to 90s, until retiring due to arthritis. She was self-taught & believed that her creative skills were directly connected to her deep faith in God & Jesus Christ, it was a true gift. Her Blue psychic paintings, best known as soulscapes, encourages the viewer a window into their very soul. It is meant to uplift & provide peace. She appreciated each phase that her Art took & never stopped researching the meaning of life & the hereafter, best represented in the Connections series. Her spiritual journey continued on for many years, her message of love for each other, love of nature & hope for world peace lives on through her Art. <br> <br>While an avid Antique collector since the 1970s, Roz then turned to selling antiques & unusual collectibles, 1st at Valois Flea market in Dorval, then opening her emporium Nostalgie Roz in the RCA building. This 2nd career provided her with wonderful challenges, opened new doors both socially & intellectually. <br>She was selected to participate, in an episode of the Canadian Pickers season 5 episode 5, available to watch on Amazon StackTV or Apple TV, with a clip in the media section. Sit back & enjoy. <br> <br>Also, please visit (copy paste into your browser) a Japanese patron’s biographical page from 1990, translated from the original Japanese: <br> <br>https://canadagoose7-seesaa-net.translate.goog/article/169771342.html?_x_tr_sch=http&_x_tr_sl=ja&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=en-US&_x_tr_pto=wapp <br> <br>Roz believed that her purpose in life was to help others as much as she could & relied upon her unique gift of Foresight, Psychic abilities to guide & uplift others during times of struggle or illness. Even towards the end of her life she still attempted to console/guide others at the Chateau sur le Lac while in palliative care. But ultimately, she lived her life in Faith & tried to follow God's message. <br> <br>Roz was unique, smart, intuitive, feisty & cherished by many & is already sadly missed. <br></div>