Tributes are pouring in for London entrepreneur and Holocaust survivor Fania "Fanny" Goose, who died Monday at 100. Goose and her husband, Jerry Goose, fled Poland to escape the Nazis and settled in London following the Second World War. London West MP Kate Young called Fanny Goose an inspiring entrepreneur "who always had a smile on her face and a story to tell ... As the years went by, she was just so gracious and always charming." "She became literally the first lady of downtown and what struck me about her is if you try to define what an entrepreneur is, just look no further than Fanny Goose." Funeral arrangements for Fanny Goose have not yet been announced, but a celebration of life will be arranged at a future date.

Source: CBC News April 14, 2020 18:02 UTC