Condolence: Dear Don, Gail, Kim, Blake & Michelle & Kids:

Please accept my deep sympathy on the loss of your mother and grandmother, Eva. Although I only had the pleasure of meeting Eva briefly, it didn't take long to recognize she was a remarkable lady. The twinkle in her eye, and quick witted quips made her sense of humour obvious immediately, and Kim, your stories about her were always humorous. You obviously enjoyed her company. I was amazed at how sharp her mind was right until the end of her life. I have the impression of someone who enjoyed life immensely.

You must be grateful and take heart in the fact that she did not suffer long at the end of her life. She clearly lived a long full life, lived it well, and with true dignity. I know you all love her deeply and will truly miss her.

Please accept my condolences and know that my thoughts condolences are with all of you.

Sincerely,

Dan Potterton

Condolence: Kim,

Sorry about your loss. Please remember the good times you had with your grandma. I know I will always remember the conversations you had with her on the phone asking her to bake you a pie, telling her to turn up her hearing aid and a couple of weeks ago when you picked her up at Sears and drove her to Zellers.

It is wonderful when you are so close to your grandparents.

Your friend,
Debbie

Condolence: Mr. & Mrs. Arscott, Kim, Blake, Michelle, & Kids: Please accept my condolences during this difficult time. I hope you can all take this time to celebrate the wonderful times you shared with your mother, grandmother, and great grandmother. Through the years my encounters with Eva were always pleasant. If I were to pick three words to describe Eva they would be kind, independent, and strong. You should all be proud that you made it a priority to spend time with your Granny, I'm sure that meant the world to her. Eva had a long life that was filled with love from all of you; her family. I know you will all miss her tremendously. Please know my thoughts are with you all during this sad time. Lisa Point

Condolence: To the Arscott family. I want to send my deepest condolences and let you all know that you are in my thoughts and prayers. Grandma Arscott was a wonderful woman and seemed to truly enjoy life.

Love Lisa Telfer

Condolence: Dear Lloyd & Cynthia: I am so sorry to hear of the loss of your dear Mother. I know this is a very difficult time for you and your family. God bless you all.

Susan Forbes

Condolence: Dear Don and Gail:
I just read the obit. and I am sorry that I missed the service on Friday.
I remember you, Don, telling me about the spaghetti your Mom used to make you and you would eat so much of it. It is those fond memories of your Dear Mother that will cause a smile on your face.
For now, know that Linda and I feel your pain in our hearts, and it is our prayer that the burden of grief is lighten by our condolences.
My Mom, Ruth, also wishes to pass on her condolences. She fondly remembers meeting your Mom.

Thinking of you,

Ted & Linda