Agnieszka 'Agnes' Kloc (nee Ptaszyńska), born August 21st, 1978, passed away on February 18th, 2025.

Agnieszka was a beacon of love, kindness and compassion. She was taken from us too soon but she built the legacy that will forever be cherished by her family and friends.

Agnieszka loved travelling and good food but most of all she loved people.  She accepted everyone without judgement and made them feel like they belonged.  She wore her heart on her sleeve, and to know her was a gift.  To say that she had a good sense of humor is an understatement. She was a storyteller and her stories made you laugh until you cried or cry until you laughed.  Her laughter was contagious and she was beloved by her family, friends, colleagues and patients she worked with for over 20 years as a nurse at the Hospital for Sick Children. Agnieszka was the adored wife of Arkadiusz Kloc and a nurturing and loving mom to Amelie and Sophie Kloc.   A cherished daughter of Alicja and Bogdan Ptaszynski and treasured daughter in law of Hanna and Witold Kloc. As a sister, she was dearly loved by Kasia Smulczynska (nee Ptaszynska) and her family, and dearest sister-in-law to Marcin Kloc and his family. Her love extended to her nieces and nephews, Monika, Olivia, Ella, Adam, Maya, Natalia, Lenka, Milla and Aiden.

She was a shining star in the lives of all who had a privilege of knowing her, and one to whom everyone gravitated to. She knew how to listen and be there – she taught us what friendship and love is.

Visitors are welcome to honor and celebrate Agnieszka's life as of 11:00 am on February 21st at Kopriva Taylor Community Funeral Home (64 Lakeshore Rd West, Oakville, L6K 1E1) followed by a service at 1pm at St. Anthony of Padua Polish Roman Catholic Parish (40 John St., Oakville, L6K 1G8). In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to The Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation. https://supportthepmcf.ca/ui/Memory/donations/start

When you think of Agnieszka, celebrate the good memories you have of her. Remember that life is fragile and short and should be lived to the fullest. She will be missed more than any words could express but she will be forever in our hearts till we meet again.