To Gail’s Family

I first met Gail when I started work at Cotton Ginny 10 years ago. Gail would come in looking for socks because she needed them for the farm, we joked and called her the sock lady. Through the years Gail would come in and we would talk about all kinds of things, life, illness, family trees. She used to stop in on her way home from treatment for a rest, it was a long way for her.

Gail helped me when I found out I had breast cancer; she gave me hope. Gail was an amazing, loving, wonderful lady.

I will miss her visits

Jan MacDonald

To the family

So sorry to hear of Gail’s passing.

We were friends at the High Park Riding Club in Moose Jaw back in the sixties and had many happy times with the horses and the numerous people involved.

Please accept my condolences on her passing…

Rick Hemmett, Calgary

I am so sad to read of Gail’s passing. I met her at the Turnbury Condos, and then was able to assist her when she would come into the High River hospital. She was a wonderful, caring woman. My thoughts and prayers to her family.

Gail used to ride my horse Prince in the South Sask Riding and roping club. we were very good friends. I am very sad to hear about her passing. My condolences to the family.

Gail was an amazing woman. I admired her strength of character and determination to live life to the fullest. She was an example of extraordinary courage. She always had a smile & a positive outlook in spite of her struggle with her health. I enjoyed attending our weekly church group and learning together. I loved her as my friend and will miss her dearly.

Love Sharon Williams

I am glad to have known Gail in the Sunflower Ovarian Cancer Group. She was really special, and will remain very alive in my memories and admiration. Please accept my condolences.

Silvana Keena