Condolences
Just this morning, while reminiscing about our mom (who turned eighty-nine today), with my sister Brenda, we spoke fondly of Delores and her friendship with mom—the life, joy, and commotion she’d fuse into the moment. Having realized so much time had passed since being with Delores, which was sixteen years ago at the Rockyview Hospital; Mom, in the last few days of her life lay in a comma—I will never forget Delores at Mom’s bedside, tenderly holding mom’s hand and whispering, “One day, we’ll be together again in Heaven’s kitchen, cooking and bitching!” And while walking Delores to her car, I expressed to her, the value she brought to my mom’s life. Through tears, Delores hugged me and said, “No Donald. It’s the value your mom brought into my life!” Regardless, and though way too soon, without a doubt in my mind, Mom and Delores, are as Delores stated, ‘in Heaven’s kitchen cooking and bitching, and above all embracing one another’s values! “And although I only now learned of Delores’s passing, her tug at my heart would have been equally painful.
My profound condolences.
Don Rock
What a powerhouse of a friend this wonderful lady was. She said what was on her mind and you knew where you stood. Somehow you sought out her take on situations as she had such incredible foresight. I feel I gravitated towards her because of her genuineness. I met her at work perhaps it was around 2013 or 2014. We became fast friends - we enjoyed each other's company. When I was offered a job opportunity to move back to BC, she told me that if I didn't accept it, she would slap me. Kim was a sister to me.
Kim reached out to me before she passed, and that was a gift, thank you my beautiful friend, I cherish our friendship knowing that I will one day see you again, laughing together, as sisters do. I love you Kim, forever and always.
It has been Two weeks since my sister, Delores Kim, passed away. It has been two weeks of thought and contemplation. I know that Jim, Brittany and Brian have had a hard time now that Delores is gone. My thoughts are also with my brother and sisters, and how they grieve for the loss of Delores. Time will pass and begin to mend all the broken hearts, but Delores will always be with us as she was our sister, a mother, and a partner.
I was devastated to hear of Kim's passing
She was one of my dearest friends when I lived in Calgary and stayed friends when I moved back to Ireland
I was so happy I got to see her in June.
I will always have you in my prayers
This was a punch in the stomach when I heard the news of Delores’ passing.
I had the great fortune of meeting Delores (Kim), and her family, in our high school years. The family was always welcoming when I visited Delores and her sister Derdrie. I remember every time I arrived at the family home I was greeted by Mr. Sedor “it’s Bev Who” which Mrs. Sedor would follow “hi Bev Who”. After a quick chat Delores/Derdrie would call for me to come to their room. We would then ready for our adventures/visits to one of her sister’s homes, other Ogden families or to a local pizza place. We would also stick around their family home if we had no plans and was thankful when Mrs. Sedor was preparing home made food.
As adults Delores and I were pregnant at the same time with our first child the month of May 1987. She was due the beginning and I was later in the month. In the end I gave birth early and her later. It was like a race for us for some reason (lol).
As with everyone life gets busy and time goes by. I hadn’t talked to Delores for a while but it seemed our lives were still connected by chance with our daughters (Brittany worked with our oldest daughter and our youngest daughter inadvertently arrived at Delores’ doorstep selling girl guide cookies with our eldest granddaughter).
There were more stories but will leave it there. Please accept my deepest sympathy to the family and a big hug to you all.
Kim's smiling face and outgoing personality will be missed at Wellspring Alberta. It was always lovely chatting with her in the kitchen when she arrived at Randy O'Dell House most Tuesdays. My heartfelt condolences to Kim's family - she spoke of you fondly and how grateful she was to have good people in her life. She also spoke of "the love of her life" Jim. In my limited time getting to know her she was so grateful for all of you.
Nancy Bilodeau
I am so sorry to hear of Kim’s passing. Sending Love and prayers to all of you who have loved Kim. She was such a dear woman. Beautiful memories of her will give you strength in your sorrow. I know they will. May you have peace and comfort always every time you think of her.
So sorry to hear of the loss of Deloris. Condolences to the family
We had grown up in Lynnwood together.
David and I send our deepest condolences to all Kim’s immediate family, to all her brothers and sisters deepest sympathies and to her friends. Be at peace now.
My deepest sympathy to her family and children.
When someone you love becomes a memory, the memory becomes a treasure.
So sorry to hear of Deloris passing, we grew up with the Sedores, my condolences to the entire family from all the Huish family
Lorna Huish Kennedy
I am so sad to hear of Kim’s passing. I went to school with Kim but didn’t really hang out, she was a year younger than I. We reconnected on a Sherwood School Comiittee, and we kept in touch on and off over the years. Earlier this year after a major surgery, Kim contacted me to provide support and encouragement during my recovery. We were great supporters for each other over the past months. I was fortunate to have coffee with Kim and get to know her better and to meet her true love ~ Jim. She gushed over Scarlett and love for her family. Heaven has gained a wonderful, compassionate angel and we are left an empty place in our hearts. My heartfelt sympathy and condolences to all of the family as they remember Kim in all her glory.
Lorrie FORTIN (Olson)
Kim was a wonderful person and a kind and loyal friend. She will be dearly missed. Our deepest condolences to Brittany, Brian, Jim and all her family. She knew you loved her.
Mary Jane & Ron Holberton
What can I say, this has been the hardest time of my life. I miss you so much. You are my baby sister and always will be. Think of you often and I will never forget you. I will love you always.
Val
My Deepest Condolences to the Sedor Family in the great loss of Kim, a wonderful, kind ,generous and loving soul, gone far too soon.
Expect to feel her love surround you always. Keeping .you all in my thoughts and prayers ..
What a beautiful tribute to Kim. So very sorry to hear of her passing. She will be missed. Kim always had a smile and I loved our chats when we saw each other. Rest in Peace. Love and hugs to the family.
Linda and Mario Marasco
With Deepest Sympathy to All Sedors of Steve and Bessie
Julie Meeder
Condolences prayers and peace over Kim‘s family and friends, such a great loss. Kim was a faithful friend from the moment we met, which was at West side Kings Church.
She was such a special friend. I will miss her dearly and all of our “WOW”moments.
We spent a ton of great times together and will miss that but I know I will see her again in Gloryland. I anxiously await to see her standing at the gates of heaven. As promised, I shall continue to pray for Kim‘s children, Brittany, Brian Scarlett, and all those she loved. Kim you will be dearly missed until I see you again, my friend.
All my love, Julie
Rest in peace Kim.
I met Kim when I started my first job in Canada. I thought who is this crazy, loud lady at the reception. Once I got to know her little better she was the most kind person I met. Kim helped me so much in my first few months in Calgary, taking me everywhere to meet people , helping me find a place, dishes.. I can’t list all the things she did for me. If ut was not fed her I would not have met my husband and have the life I have now
We lost touch over the years , things happened but I will never forget and be appreciative of what she did for me.
I am sorry she had to go through so much pain and lost the battle to cancer. She will be missed!
Stef
Kimmy was my rock, she left me with a lot of good memories.
Her strength and courage, especially during her battle with cancer, were a testament to the incredible person she was. Even in her toughest moments, Kimmy had a smile that could brighten the darkest of days and she carried that feisty spirit right to the end.
She taught me a lot in this life. Her laughter was infectious, her generosity boundless, and her love for me unwavering.
I am so grateful for every moment I shared with her, and though she is no longer with us, her memory will live on in my heart forever.
Kimmy, you will be deeply missed, but I find comfort in knowing you are at peace. Thank you for all the beautiful memories and for being such a good aunt and an even better friend.
Rest in peace Kimmy, until we meet again I'll love you forever.
Oh, Sedor family, I am so sorry for your loss. I didn't know Kim as Kim. I met the family when Denise and I became friends in grade ten and we were hanging around at your house. (Delores) Kim was about five or six and she was crawling all over her dad, wanting her share of his attention. Years later, I connected with her on the phone when she called MRU where I worked, and just happened to reach my phone. A few minutes in she told me her name and I asked if she was related to Denise, Daryl and Val, the three siblings I knew best. That's when she said she was Delores, going by Kim now. I told her my memory of her, and a few others of her siblings, We had a few laughs. My memories of her are as that child, laughing, playing, happy, and of the voice of that sweet woman on the phone..My heart breaks for all of you as you go through this most difficult time. May God bless you as you share your memories.
Brenda Verwey
Kim was always thr first person to contact her family for birthdays, anniversaries, special occasions and to just check in every day.. We will miss all those calls and Satirday bar b ques but we know you will find special ways to let us know you are contacting us. Know that we love you...............more.
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