My deepest sympathy to Faye and Margaret, and to Lynne who I may have met once many years ago. I have very fond memories and her stories of time spent with Mayme; camping, dim sum, parties, delivering dry-cleaning to name a few and also recall her Dad teaching me how to cook rice. Even though we had not kept in touch over the years, I was deeply saddened to hear of her passing. Mayme was a very determined, busy, fun-loving, vibrant person. May you also carry the fond memories of the good times you had with her.

I remember Mayme fondly from years ago, and although we have not kept in touch, I thought of her often. She was a lady in every aspect or her life, and I was deeply saddened to hear of her passing. My prayers are with her family and numerous friends.

Lynne, Faye and Margy my thoughts and meditation is with you and the family. Mayme was a delightful soul, I’m sure she will be missed.

Mayme volunteered in Distribution here at the CIFB for many years and we all loved her. She had a wondeful sense of humor and we all

enjoyed that humor with her. We all admmired her tenacity to do the Dragon Boats every year. We suffered a great loss when she was unable to continue her volunteering here at the CIFB last Sept. We still miss her smiling face and offer you our sincere condolences on your loss.

I am so sorry to hear of Mayme’s passing. My deepest sympathy to you Faye & Margaret. You can reach me at paulmae@xplornet.com. Would love to hear from you. I am living at Eckville west of Red Deer

Pauline Harriott

To the family and friends of Mayme Wong. My thoughts and prayers are with you. Mayme was a wonderful women and I enjoyed her stories and hearing about her adventures. Dr. Phil Conway

To Mayme’s family and friends,

Mayme was a manager in Operator Services when I joined the A.G.T. family in 1980. I will always remember her as approachable, down-to-earth and one with a good head on her shoulders. Over the years if/when I ran into Mayme it would always be when she was out n’ about and ALWAYS on-foot. Seeing Mayme’s obituary is somewhat surreal in that she struck me as someone who would live (and walk!) forever… May your memories of her always remain clear.