Passed peacefully away, surrounded by her family, on Thursday October 26, 2017 at the St. Clare's Mercy Hospital, after a short illness. Winnie Tuck, in her 80th year, of Manuels, Conception Bay South, was born to her predeceased parents Arthur and Violet Dawe. She lived all of her life in CBS where she was born and raised her family. Winnie was a loving, social lady who enjoyed Sundays, Christmas and Thanksgiving turkey and chicken dinners (don't forget her blueberry and partridge berry pudding!) with friends and family, and playing BINGO (which she often won!). Winnie was the proud wife and best friend of Charlie Tuck, with whom she enjoyed 56 years together and found much enjoyment at their cabin in Hants Harbor, Trinity Bay. She was the loving mother of her three children, Garry Tuck (Linda), of London, ON, Bonnie Greeley (Jim) of CBS, and Debbie Kwabiah (Allan), of St. John's. She was the cherished grandmother to her six grandchildren, Rebecca, Michael, Benjamin, Amy, Sarah and Daniel and two great grandchildren Haley and Norah and her favorite cat Molly. She was devoted to her family and loved her grandchildren - they were her treasure and never left their company without a hug and a kiss. She shared much wisdom about her early years and upbringing and she was always there for her family and never judging, treating all with respect and dignity. She will forever be remembered for her kind heart and dedication to her family and friends, always placing their needs in front of her own and making that special effort to boil the kettle to serve tea to visitors or making phone calls. She will be sadly missed by her husband, children, grandchildren, sisters Elaine Dawe, Jean (Art) Nugent, brothers Jim Dawe and Art (Gloria) Dawe, as well as nieces, nephews, extended family and many dear friends. Memorial/interment service will take place on July 18, 2018 at 2 pm at the Hants Harbor United Church cemetery. The family invites all at a luncheon following the service at the United Church Hall, compliments of the UCW. Flowers gratefully accepted for the cemetery site.