It is hard to describe our feelings when we lose someone and especially when that someone meant the world to us.

Eileen, Anne & Ian our condolences to you and your families. Your mum was one very special lady and will be sadly missed. She was larger than life itself and lives on in each and every one of you. Your mum always talked so lovingly about her family and how proud she was of you all. You made her so happy. Thinking of you all at this sad and difficult time.xx

Dorothy, I am going to miss you and the many deep and meaningful conversations we had. We laughed, we cried and had many a sing song over a good hot cup of tea. I don’t know if I ever told you how much I appreciated those times but I did and will treasure the memories.

You rest in peace now my dear friend and sing with the angels.

Much love Karen, Colin & family <3

Our sincere sympathy to Dorothy’s family. She made many friends here at Fletcher Village and was really missed when she moved. God Bless you Dorothy.

We all have such lovely individual memories of Dorothy, from her early days in Edinburgh with Neil, the farm she shared with Viggo, the welcome we got as a young family on our first ever trip to Alberta and the subsequent holidays we had both in Scotland and Canada. She never forgot her Scottish roots and we always had such a great time on her visits to Aberdeenshire, with so many laughs (and tears) from the entertaining stories and memories she shared with us (most of them true with a Dorothy spin on them!). She was so proud of her lovely family and the many happy memories will help them get through this very sad time.

She will always have a special place in our hearts.

With all our love

Uncle Billy, Janice & family x