Deepest condolences to Loretta's family from the Acuna Schickerowky family. I remember you and your sisters were always so much fun. You always made everyone feel welcome and special. I can still hear you talking about your children with such pride. You and my mom passed in the same year. I know the two of you had a fun friendship. Rest in peace ....

I wish I had gotten to know Loretta before her passing, but I am thankful for the opportunities that I did have. I remember her playful sprit and have never forgotten our trip to Florida that involved a quick trip down the coast in a red convertible mustang, followed by a day cruise to the island of Bimini and finally a trip to New Orleans, with Connie and her friend. A great memory.

I do know that Loretta was loved and I’d like to express my deepest sympathy and condolences to all of her family.

I send heartfelt condolences to Loretta's family in this time of profound loss. I remember Loretta with great fondness, and know she will be deeply missed. Sending lots of love, Jaye

My warmest, heartfelt condolences to Roberts family. Loretta was my best friend,we shared many happy times and chats. Our bond was unbreakable and she willl live in my heart forever. The song "Let me be your Teddy Bear" by Elvis, will give all strength and love for each new day ahead.!

Out deepest condolences to Loretta’s loved ones - she was a wonderful woman with a huge heart of gold. I loved her smile and laughter and the twinkle in her eye!

Rest In Peace Loretta,

Gail, Chris, Josh, Cara and Edna

Our sincere condolences to the Roberts family.

Loretta's house was always a kind, welcoming place to be. I remember her smile, her laugh, her generosity and her extraordinary energy! She was a "get it done" type of person and always worked very hard but never too busy to have fun as well.

When Jim's mom (Lise) and brother came out for our wedding, Loretta took them under her wing and showed them a great time around Calgary. For many years, Lise spoke fondly of her friend Loretta and although they only had the opportunity to meet once again in person, she looked forward to their Birthday calls and Christmas card exchanges.

Loretta had a big personality and an even bigger heart.

Rest in Peace Loretta,

Love,

Glenda, Jim and Malcolm

Roberts Family - I am so sorry for your loss. I first met "Miss Loretta" (she would tell me to call her Loretta, but I couldn't call my friends' Mom by a first name, so... that was our compromise) when I was about 16 when Connie and I would hang out at the house on Weskatenau. She was always full of fire and energy, worked hard, loved intensely, steady matriarch. I am SO happy to have known her, she was a wonderful lady. Bless you as you move through this loss. Sending love... Gail McK