Condolence: Jack & April,
I am just now finding out about your dad, I know its been years, but I am so sorry to hear about his passing. I thought your dad was a wonderful man, and remember laughing with him on many occasions at Log Chateau.
Hope you are all well.
much love,
Kimberly

Condolence: Dear Janet and Family;
Please know that I am both shocked and saddened by Jim's passing. As you are aware, we at Frost Manor, truly cared for Jim, he was very special to us all. Jim was also very special to me personally. Jim came to Frost with a twinkle in his eye, and a smile for everyone, he brightened our days with his funny t-shirts. We knew he must have had quite a sense of humour in his day. Sadly, we saw his injury taking over his life, but that twinkle in his eye remained, and he always knew those of us who were constant in his life, and that smile was there for us. Janet, you too are a very special lady, it was evident to all of us, that your dedication to Jim was of never-ending true love. Jim knew that too, we would always see him brighten up, when he saw your face. It was so endearing and refreshing to me to see that love, that rare true love, right before my eyes. If ever you need anything, you are so very welcome to call me or even come into the Manor, where I will be happy to just sit and talk for awhile, or help you with anything that you need. Just know now that Jimmy is truly at peace. You have my sincerest and deepest sympathies with you at this, your time of grief. Please know that we are all going to miss Jim tremendously, and miss your visits too.

My Deepest Sympathy
Lori Myerscough Reg. Nurse-Frost Manor

Condolence: Dear Jack and Family,
I am so very sorry to hear about your dad

Condolence: Janet,

Please accept our sincere condolences from your friends in Bolsover in your Support Group: Doris Goodyear, Bruce Plumb and Marianne Palmer