Obituaries

Our deepest sympathy to all of you at this difficult time. Betty , Kay and Mae were such good friends and had so many happy memories of their lives in Port Wallace. There was always so much laughter when the 3 of them were together and we all had a great time and many laughs in the choir together. Mom and Kay had a great visit a few years ago when Mom was last able to travel here and they had talked on the phone since then. We all send you our thoughts prayers memories and hugs. Betty Gardiner, Barb , Karl and family

Gerald , Alaine and Crowell family. My condolences. I met Gerald On Canada Day 1980 and Kaye very shortly after. As was the custom then , you always referred to the parents of your friends as Mr. or Mrs...... Kaye would have none of it. I tried but to no avail.......subsequently Kaye was the only "parent" i ever called by their first name......a very special status and an indication of her character. A friend always. Visited Kaye many times over the years and enjoyed every second. Farewell Kaye....my friend. Mark Martin

So sorry to hear of Kay's illness and passing, and especially at this difficult time. Condolences to everyone in the family.

Margaret and family...My sympathies on Kay's passing.. I enjoyed speaking with her when I dropped into The Berkeley to see my Mom.

Alaine, I am very sorry to hear about Kay's death.She was always kind and helpful to me as a new interviewer.She had a great sense of humour.

I remember meeting a Kay when I first came to sport Wallis Church she was friendly and welcoming. Over the years she was the face and organizer of the FOOD program from Port Wallis Church and provided us with updates on this important outreach program. She was a wonderful lady interested in her church family and always had a smile. At this difficult time I hope it helps to know we are tempering you're family in prayer. Lillian and Jim Smithson

Dear Tim and Alaine, Sincere sympathy to you all. Love Audrey Hemming and family.

So sorry to hear of your Mom passing. You all must be heartbroken, it's very difficult to lose your Mom, more so in these times. You're all in my thoughts and prayers, take care.

So sorry to here of Kays passing. I will always remember her and Mae Kennedy trick and treating on Halloween. She was a great lady, and I know she will be greatly missed by all family and friends.

So sorry for the loss of your mom our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family

To the Crowell family, My deepest condolences on the loss of you mother. I also grew up on the Waverley Rd. and went to school with Gerald. We were also members of Port Wallis United Church and your mom and my mom, Sandra Wood, became good friends. Kay was alway there if mom was ill or needed and ear. They shared many memories through the church. Having just lost our mom in February, I know the heartache you must have. May your Mom rest in Peace. - Denise (Wood) Corkum

Helen,Margaret, Patsy,Vivian,Gerald,Alaine and families, Many fond memories of Auntie Kay will always be with me. Lots of time spent playing in her wonderful gardens and swimming in Lake Charles with our guardian(aka Auntie Kay) watching over us. In the days,weeks and years ahead she will continue to watch over us from above. Cherish the special memories they will be of comfort. She was a special Auntie and played a big part in my growing up years. My thoughts and prayers are with you all. Sending a virtual hug to each of you! Much love Sharon xoxoxoxoxoxo

Kay was a beloved member of Port Wallis United Church and will be greatly missed. I had the opportunity to have some special chats with her during her stay at the Dartmouth General Hospital as my father was on the same floor. I will always treasure those conversations. She was a strong woman with a warm heart and valued her connections with others. Kay will always hold a special place in my memories. Love and comfort from our church family to your family on your great loss.