Condolences
So sad to hear of Debs passing. She was a lovely friend, will always remember her gentle soul & the many good conversations and laughs we shared. I will miss her so much. Pam
To Ken and family…..I am saddened to hear of Debbie’s passing. She was my late husband’s Ken’s niece and was very special to him, as he babysat Deb and the boys occasionally when they were kids. She was such a beautiful person, inside and out. I can only think of her with a big sunny smile, her long blonde hair and lively chatter. It didn't matter how long it had been since our last meeting, she would pick up the conversation as if it was yesterday. She faithfully sent us Christmas cards for over 50 years! Debbie was such a comfort and wonderful care giver to her Mom Anne for a long time, it seemed unfair when she herself suffered so long. I believe she has earned a special place and is now at peace. My prayers are with you all during this difficult time.
Aunt Judi Hanak
Kelowna, BC
Dear Ken, Heather and families
Please accept our deepest condolences in the loss of your loved one - wife, mother and grandmother. It is never easy to lose someone so dear to our hearts. May Debra Rest in Peace. Our prayers are with you during this difficult time and may you find comfort in the memories you shared with her. Thinking of you with love and prayers. Lulu & Ted
To Debbie - I have so many fond and loving memories beginning when I first met you in 1956. You went outside with John and Graham helping to clear the snow from the back yard sidewalks. You were my flower girl in 1958. The "best" professional group photo shows you looking up at your Uncle Johnny Hanak. Your mother loved that photo because she said it was "so you". I remember your love for Duffy. You were a beautiful young bride who became saddled with her brother's Calgary Cope Kit. Your Uncle Dick and I enjoyed a visit to your Calgary home. and we were honored to have a visit from you in our home.
You faithfully kept in touch with us every Christmas. I appreciated you came to for Dick's services and brought your mother. I know from experience how difficult it could be to manage a wheelchair in public setting. You mother was so very blessed to have you. My last memory was of a confident, beautiful mature woman who presented a wonderful endearing eulogy for her mother.
I had hoped and prayed for a miracle when i learned of your devastating illness but it was not to be granted. You were so brave.
Love Aunt Dorothy Hanak
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