Convention was that the man would have a tumultuous relationship with “Mother-in-law”.
Not Phyllis, she welcomed me with open arms flying in Christmas Day ‘99 to spend millennial New Year with Judy at one of your famous Xmas extravaganzas(and Morley’s famous garlic bread).
That relationship only grew through our wedding in Ontario, her support and love growing during our time in Calgary. Complete understanding when we returned to Toronto following my Dad’s passing to support my mom, never a doubt we would return to Calgary with Morley’s illness for you.
So great being so close & pop in for a chat while out for a walk, you dropping in with each garbage run, mother and daughter becoming “Costco buddies”. The “good” side of retirement!
Who’s computer will need fixing now, who’s password will we need to figure out, who will tell me how to plant and prune the flowers come spring?
You left us too soon but we are watching you and your Morley cutting a rug in the sky.
Rest well my dear I love you Mom ❤️
