Condolence From: Elaine Dean (Stimson)
Condolence: My deepest sympathies to David, Deb, John and your families. I will miss your mom very much. Marie and Al were my parents (Don and Joyce Stimson) best friends and I was even named after Marie! She will be forever in my heart.
Thursday January 16, 2020
Condolence From: Shirley Gillard
Condolence: Sending Deepesty Sympathy to Debbie, Dave and all family members. May all the wonderful memories of all the good times help in the days ahead.
Saturday January 11, 2020
Condolence From: Cleary, Elizabeth
Condolence: On behalf of my mother, Elizabeth Cleary, please accept our sincere condolences. Mom enjoyed her company at Sandfield Place. Her hugs and kinds words were always appreciated. She was a special lady. Our thoughts are with you all.
Friday January 03, 2020
Condolence From: Dwayne Crawford
Condolence: my deepest sympathy Debbie, Dave, Holly, Paige
Wednesday January 01, 2020
Condolence From: Audrey Laframboise
Condolence: Debbie, I just read of your mom's passing, my deepest condolences to you, Dave, the grandchildren and your siblings. I met your mom this summer at Bethune Park when Dave held a meeting for his upcoming fundraiser event for Cancer. We had a delightful visit that day. May she Rest in Peace - no more suffering.
Wednesday January 01, 2020
Condolence From: Neil Coutts
Condolence: What a loss for family and friends. The latter group was countless and close I know that they join me in mourning Marie's passing. Anne and I were not just neighbours with Marie and Al but true friends, There was a gate in the fence between our two homes and they were godparents to our daughter, Nadine. My Presbyterian prayer for Marie as a staunch Anglican asks that God's love holds her firm in the knowledge that that her spirit and all the great memories remain with Debra, David and John.
Tuesday December 31, 2019
Condolence From: David Cook. Son
Condolence: This is an excerpt from a posting i did on Facebook.
She was just a few days shy of her 88th birthday. For the last couple of weeks she was recovering from a broken hip, broken leg, and a massive heart attack. Three things all at once. She was a tough bird and still tried to walk to the bathroom even though she couldn't support herself. Taught me math, how to cook, how to drive, how to wash dishes (without cutting myself on the sharp knives), do laundry, make my bed, do homework and she even found an add in the paper that got me into the computer field.
Boy she was so mushy. And like most mothers she knew things. Caught me when i didn't know she knew. How did you do that? I have a picture of mom holding the hands of my sister and i just a few weeks ago when i went to see her.
Now she is at peace.
Debra you were a great daughter to mom.
Monday December 30, 2019
