Her obiturary was published in the Sept. 14, 1944 edition of the Fergus News Record, it reads,  Early Saturday morning, September 9th, there passed peacefully away a well known and much respected resident of the 11th line, East Garafraxa, in the person of Mrs. Francis A. Redman.  For the past two years, she had not enjoyed good helath but her relatives had hopes of her recovery till three months before her death.  Mrs. Redman was born in Newmarket, November 18th, 1879, and was in her 65th year. She was the daugher of Thomas and the late Mrs. Swain.  On May 24th, 1904, she married Francis Redman and they resided on the 11th line, East Garafraxa.  For four years, they lived in the Guelph district.  The late Mrs. Redman was a woman of cheerful dispostion and was highly respected by all her neighbors.  She proved herself a faithful wife and was deeply devoted to her sons.  Her many acts of kindness will long be cherished by her relatives and friends.  The funeral was largely attended.  The services were conducted by Rev. W. Turner, pastor of Bethel Church.   The pall-bearers were the five sons and one nephew:  William, Lloyd, Harold, Clifford, George and Wesley McGowan.  The flower bearers were: Delisle Everson, William Johnston, Gordon Simpson, Horace Haws, Carl Everson and Murray McGowan.  The many floral tributes expressed the esteem and sympathy of relatives and friends.  Besides her husband, she is survived by five sons:  William L., Lloyd, Clifford and George, of East Garafraxa and Harold, of Kitchener; her father, Thomas Swain of Newmarket; five sisters, Mrs. A Gibson, Newmarket; Mrs. C. Roy, Newmarket; Mrs. W. Davidson, Mrs. A. Harris and Mrs. E. Warfolk of Whitby and one brother, Fred, Newmarket. 