Your mother, Ionne, I don't know what to say! I remember my Mum and I am sitting here, crying for your and my loss. You are too far way for me to come to the service and I would have liked to have been there.
My heartfelt condolences, Ionne, to you and all the 5 generations that follow Helen Jean. Was she poorly? You never said a word, when we spoke, was this sudden and unexpected?
Much love, Ingelore
Dear Penny and Roy
Please accept our most heartfelt condolences for the loss of Jean. our hearts are with you all. May god be with you during this time.
I convey my deepest sympathy to all of Aunt Helen's widespread family. I am so happy I was able to spend her last birthday with her and all her great relatives.We had a wonderful chat that night and as always she was gentle and sweet. As a child I loved to be able to go to her house for holidays. She made the best applesauce I've ever tasted and she always had it on hand when I visited. Fond memories of Uncle Jack playing his fiddle at night and her and I would sit and listen.She had a calm, serene, presence and I never recall her getting angry.I loved that Penny was always there to play with. Cherishing the memories.I am very regretful that I am in Halifax for holidays and can not be with the family to convey my condolences in person. Love to all.
Joy Douglas Huizinga
Cheryl and family I send you my deepest condolences. Cherish and celebrate her amazing life, the family she has made and all her accomplishments. Six generations of first born females is definitely something to be proud of.
