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Wendy (Webb) Coad
November 15, 2007
What a wonderful role model Aunt Myrtle was for me. She was always bright, cheery and what a mind! She knew every player on the Buffalo Sabre hockey team and tried to never miss a game. She sold me my first "oriental" rug. We still laugh about it. I loved listening to her stories of growing up and what it was like living on the Island. Dave and I took Auntie Esther out to visit Aunt Myrtle when she had to go into Briar Wood Manor. We'd come away amazed at her upbeat attitude and we always learned something of value. Over many years we have had personal letters from her that kept us up to date with many family members near and far. We will miss her very much. I will endeavor to remember and live her Wisdom.
Our thoughts and prayers are with her family and friends.
She was a Blessing to us all.
Wendy and David Coad
Bob and Jackie Webb
November 15, 2007
Aunt Myrtle has come in and out of our lives regularly. She was always so much fun- and as we aged, she didn't! Her letters were a hoot, and her smile will be with us always. Our prayers go out to the whole family.
Agnes LaPorte
November 13, 2007
Myrtle has lived a century+. I never met anyone who was as caring and kind. It has been a priviledge to be her friend. She will be missed by her loving family and countless friends. Myrtle is reunited with her son and probably teaching the angels to play Euchre.
My sympathy to her family
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