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Catherine McDonald
March 9, 2025
I met Brenda in the Fairfield Thrifty Foods when my eldest son was about 8 months old. She walked up to us and said lovely things about my well loved son and me. We would run into one another there about weekly and she spoke so fondly about her days as a young mom and so proudly about her children as adults. She helped me to realize that I was living g my "good old days" as I was living them. I think fond thoughts of her often.
T Madden
May 12, 2008
I just learned of Brenda's passing and wanted to express my condolences. I met Brenda once, briefly, when she came in to the Chapters where I was working looking for a CD of classical music to play for a newborn great-grandaughter. We struck up a conversation and I was absolutely blown away by her presence. She was so open and so passionate (especially about classical music) that the interaction we shared left me glowing for the entire day, and I doubt I will ever forget it. I feel blessed to have met her even once, and I can't imagine how sorely she will be missed by those who love her.
Pat Stilley
April 10, 2008
Our thoughts and prayers are with the entire Mansbridge family. Aunt Brenda was truly one of a kind! Wendy, thank you so much for encouraging me to call. I will treasure her words of wisdom and inspiration for many years to come.
What a courageous, POSITIVE person she was. She refused to discuss anything negative (including her illness) and reminisced about her wonderful life. I truly believe she felt herself to be one of the most fortunate people on the face of the earth. Her gratitude, pride and love of family was so stongly expressed that I could visualize her beaming face.
It was amazing to me that she still had such a keen interest and up-to- date knowledge of world politics. If only someone campaigning in this country possesed half of her wisdom and class. Had Brenda Mansbridge ever occupied the White House, Americans would finally know the true meaning of CAMELOT.
Aunt Brenda set the bar high for herself and for her family. They rose to meet her expectations and her legacy will live on though them.
God Bless You All!
Pat Stilley and Family
PS I have been following the life of Randy Pausch, author of, "The Last Lecture." Aunt Brenda was definitely not an Eeyore...she was a TIGGER!
Ed Pickard
April 8, 2008
Please accept my condolences for your loss. Brenda was a frequent visitor to my store when she lived in Victoria. I liked her the first time I met her and the room seemed to light up when she came in. Such an easy person to talk to. My blessings go out to the entire family along with prayers for their comfort.
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Laura Reeves
April 8, 2008
My sincere condolences to the family. Brenda was an elegant, spunky lady and will be greatly missed. We were neighbours and friends for a number of years while she and Stan lived in Victoria. Her passion for her family, classical music, politics, and challenging debates kept her young and energized. I can still hear her laughter ... it was a privilege to know and love her.
Dominique Boutin
April 7, 2008
So sorrry to hear about your loss! I met Brenda in Victoria and when she discovered we shared a birthday, she never failed to show up with a small token for me every year! She was always kind to me, and always interesting to talk to.
My condolences,
Dominique
Rev. Keith McKee
April 7, 2008
I was sorry to read of your Mother's death. I met her a couple of times in London, Ontario. She was such an elegant lady and she was so very proud of her family. My sympathy.
Mike Duffy
April 6, 2008
Peter:
Heather and I were saddened to read of your Mum's passing. She was a wonderful woman, as was so well captured in her obituary.
Sincerely
Mike
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