Hello everyone. I was only just introduced to Kerry when she was riding with Frank on the usual local trails West of Innisfail. We exchange phone numbers and always meant to connect out west. It never happened for us but it was nice to know she did get West as her last ride as it turned out.

I am so blessed to have had the opertunity to know Kerry, she had the ability to lift your spirit up if you were feeling down! She loved horses, gathering with friends around a campfire, she always had a smile and a heart warming welcome for everyone. On the topic of music her and I had she wanted to hear boney m brown girl in the ring! She said it reminded her of her childhood as her and her sister danced and sang to the song many times !! She was a wonderful lady! And will not be forgotten!! : my heart goes out to her family and tons of friend lucky to have known her!!Love always Kerry… Kim

so sorry to hear about Kerry's passing,

she had a huge impact on my grandkids

while they where in 4-H,

with out her help I'm not sure they would have hung in there,

she made horse riding fun for them..

Thank You Kerry and may you find the prettiest and fastest horse in Heaven

Georgina Nimmo

Kerry was a huge part of my childhood. My sister Keely and I spent a ton of our summer days riding our favourite ponies Billy, Duke & boots with her! She had the most contagious smile and no matter how upset or angry I may have been over something my silly pony would do, a huge hug from her would fix it every time. My mom Lisa and her were very close friends, she helped my mom through a lot of tough times and used to watch us for a week at a time while my mom was away at work. I remember thinking how awesome she was at taking care of us while making it so much fun all the time, and how cool it was that she was like that but didn’t have kids of her own. Her tragic passing has opened my eyes to how BIG of an impact she made on not only my sister and my life but SO many other people and animals. I am forever going to regret not squeezing her a hell of a lot tighter the last time I got a big Kerry hug, in saying that I know she is watching over all of us and giving me the biggest hug from heaven. My favourite memory of Kerry was the first time she told me when I first got to know her, something along the lines, “You are going to be the next Stacy Westfall and Billy the pony will take you there!” Although that didn’t actually happen, she made a little girls dream come true that day. Below I have included my favourite pictures she either took of us as kids, we have with her or just of her!