Corinne, I was so saddened to read about the passing of your Mom. I have so many wonderful memories of both her and your Dad - lots of laughs growing up in Lakeview! I have never known anyone as full of life as your mother was. One of my fondest memories is of my parents and I visiting your parents at their home in Victoria. They were both so kind and fun. Know that I am thinking of you and your family and sending my sympathies. Love, Cathy

The writerb has fond memories of frienship with Marianne and Keith Matthews == business connection with Keith at Standard General, attendance at CFL games and so on

Dear Corinne and family, We were so sorry to hear of your Mothers passing. Although we had not seen each other for many years, we will always remember what a thoughtful and FUN neughbor she was in Lakeview. Our best wishes to all of you. Dick and Jo Ellen Shaw

Corinne - I am so sorry to learn of your mothers passing. Jim and I send condolences to you and your family.

Dear Corey, We regard your mother and dad as our advisers and friends. That they were "relatives", too, was a bonus. Your mom always remembered our anniversary, birthdays, and the special events in our daughter's and grand-daughter's lives. She also kept us up-to-date on what was happening in other branches of the extended family. We will remember your mother always for her infectious sense of humour, her unfailing kindness, and her irrepressible vitality. Please stay in touch so that we can continue to hear about the "life and times" of you and David and Matthew. Darlene and Garry

Corinne and family, it was with great sadness I read about your mom's passing. I will always remember her as the vibrant wonderful woman who was always around those silly "Jobies". We had so many wonderful times and so often in the company of your mom and dad. Use those wonderul memories to comfort you and know that there are many like me who remember and cherish the time we had with you, Scott your dad and your mom. Linda

Marianne and Keith were great friends of my late parents, Norman and Jean Edmonds. When they were together there was always much enjoyment and laughter. Marianne had a real gift for letting others know how important they were, and when I was going through my late mother's effects, I found many cards, notes, newspaper clippings, cartoons etc. sent to her by Marianne that my mom saved because they meant so much to her. It is my hope that you will find comfort in the knowledge that she was loved and was unstinting in showing others how much they mattered to her. I am hoping that the four of them are now in some wondeful place, each holding a glass of something cold and delicious, and entertaining eachother with their exploits. They were all so special. Susan L. Bruce (need Edmonds)