I was so sorry to hear of Lottie’s passing. She played bridge with my Mom for years, when she lived in Rocky Mountian House. I loved Wednesday nights and having her and the other bridge ladies at our house. She will be missed.

I was so sorry to learn of Lottie’s passing. She was a long time member of our local bridge club and shared her knowledge of the game with lots of “novices”. She will certainly be missed by her family and friends.

On behalf of the McRobbie family, we extend our heartfelt condolences to the McLevin family. My mother (Betty) enjoyed visiting with Lottie many times over the years.

We were sorry to hear of your Mom’s passing. She was a wonderful lady and we have many fond memories from the back alley in Athabasca.

John, Robert and Alicia:

My deepest sympathy in the loss of your mother and grandmother. Cherish the special moments. My thoughts are with you.

Robert, I saw your grandmother’s obituary and am offering my condolences; I am sorry for you and your family for your loss. You are fortunate to have had a grandmother for so many years and it looks like you inherited her smile. Best wishes, Cathy and Fred Zinkhofer.

We were so sorry to see Charlotte’s obituary in yesterday’s Herald, and had hoped that we might be able to organize the Edgemont bus to attend her service today. However, on a holiday weekend and with no “VIPs” working here, it was impossible. I just wanted to send our deepest sympathy in your sorrow, and tell you that we are all thiking of you. We have missed Charlotte so much at bridge and elsewhere and hope that, with such a quick passing, she did not suffer too much. Margaret and John Belcher, Jeanita Thibideau, Pearl Robinson and Roger Powlik.