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Liane Acheson Obituary
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Memories and Condolences
for Liane Acheson
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18 Entries
July 29, 2009
I am shocked!! I can't find the right words right now.
I briefly worked with her as a nurse.
my deepest condolences to the family.
does anyone know what happened?
Julie Musgrave
July 28, 2009
My deepest sympathies go out to Liane's friends and family, her boyfriend and little Tucker.
I met Liane one day walking in our local park and my yorkie Izzie and Tucker became the best of friends right away. We were in the same Spanish class at Ryerson, and we had birthday parties and occasion parties for our little yorkies to enjoy together.
I was just talking to Liane a month ago about her getting some new tattoos (and asking for a referral to my artist)....and hadn't heard back and just figured that she had gone diving somewhere again.
I was completely unaware that Liane had passed and only found out while checking the London Free Press for an obituary for my Great Uncle (who just passed).
I would have loved to have come to her service, but alas I am too late.
Liane was a beautiful young woman who was so much fun to be around. We had more than just our Yorkie's in common and she will be dearly missed by even those, like myself, who didn't spend that much time with her.
What a shock and saddening surprise to hear that another young person has been taken from us too soon.
May her family find peace in this sad and troubled time, and may her soul live on eternally in those that knew and loved her, and her little Tucker Man.
Sharon Smith (formerlyHamill)
July 22, 2009
Cathy,Boyd and Ryan:I was shocked to discover Leafy passed away. In my mind's eye, I see that somewhat shy 5-yr old who would be on your front lawn on Stephen Street, waiting for Kodi and I to go for a walk. She grew up to become a stunning woman who lived life. May you cherish her memories in your hearts.
Freddie Jackson
July 21, 2009
Liane was my best friend. Spending almost every day together over the past few years she stood by my side helping me through some very difficult times. Still in shock that she is no longer (physically) with us I periodically break down looking at pictures or when I hear the Alicia Keys track - No One. It was her favourite song... We learned a lot about life together and I hope somehow I have the opportunity to be blessed with her genuine heart/soul again. Myself, Family and very close friends would like to continue sending our most sincere condolences to Cathy and Byod. Without their love and direction Liane would not have had such a huge impact on all of our lives.
Beh G.
July 20, 2009
I will never forget that day in my late 20’s when I watched a beautiful leaf dance its way through the autumn breeze. It stood out against the backdrop of a cooling sun whose only purpose at that moment was to shine as a spotlight, on a life that was gracefully accepting the ultimate fate of all living things. The moments stood still and I spent what seemed like an eternity watching, enjoying and appreciating how a beautiful life was able to reach out and touch every one, in every plane of existence.
I never shared this experience with anyone on how such a trivial part of nature had such a profound effect on me that day. But as I watch another beautiful leaf fall, I now realize that the wheels of fate turn in mysterious ways – that even the story of one small leaf in an autumn day can be a tribute to one of the kindest, most genuine and loving people that I have ever had the pleasure of knowing. Liane was, is and will always be one of those incredible people who reach out and touch people’s lives in the most profound way possible - for a life lived to the fullest is eternal.
As I remember her great sense of humour and her indulgent views on people and the world in general – a true gift possessed only by a few – I find that my sorrow is replaced with the warmth of her smile and the sense of loss, replaced by an overwhelming sense of good fortune, to have crossed paths with yet another angel as she walked the earth. But as the stories go about angels, their real home is up there in the heavens – the immortal, watching over our mortal remains.
Ross and Cathy Townsend
July 18, 2009
This is a shock to us..our hearts pour out our love to you Boyd, Cathy and family. Many lovely memories will help you during this tragic time. We hope you find peace.
roy worthington
July 17, 2009
our most heartfelt condolences to Cathy, Boyd and their families at this very difficult time. May your families, and friends help you in your time of need. From your friends at Hyde Park Rug, Reza, Amir, and Roy
Harouna BA
July 15, 2009
First of all, i would like to send my condolences to her family, I ll pray for your loss. My Name is Harouna, I am from Paris, I met Liane while taking spanish classes in Mexico (Playa del Carmen) a few years ago. Eventhough we were classmate we barely talked to one another, but still I can remember her as a very outgoing person always smiling and happy to live, she had such a charisma that you didn t need to talk with her to notice she was a good and reliable person. I remember that pic we took in Cancun. I ll miss you Liane.
karen yuckert
July 15, 2009
we met Liane diving this year in mexico. she was one of the best divers we have been with. she was right there with my daughter on her last dive of our trip. making sure when she surfaced she had plenty of water and she was safe. for the short time we knew her she left one heck of an impression in our lives. my heart goes out to her family and all of our dive friends that knew her. may god be with u during this hard time and may her memories bring you smiles and warm feelings forever. we will miss you Liane., The Yuckerts. Karen Doug and Brandy
Amanda Shay-Cartwright
July 15, 2009
Bright ray of sunshine is an accurate way of describing Liane. When I met Liane in Playa Del Carmen, MX you could tell right away she was a caring person I don't think there's a person in this world who could resist Liane's bright smile & personality. She will forever be missed. My thoughts & Prayers are with her loved ones.
Nick Buchanan
July 14, 2009
I lived with Liane during our first year of university in residence. Being at the opposite end of the floor, I didn't run into her as often as some others, but I remember always being greeted with a warm smile and a cheerful exchange of words.
Believe I speak for all of Floor 8 when I say: Taken from this world too early, she will be dearly missed, and no time soon forgotten.
Heather Lithgow
July 14, 2009
Today two days after one of the dearest people in my life has died. I still feel so sad to have lost someone so beautiful. Leaf’s enthusiasm for life was infectious and her fun was contagious. She was some one you just loved to be with. We had so many amazing times together, many of which we would piece together the next day through phone calls spent laughing and text messages with details remembered.
I look back at work outs at the school gym and evenings spent playing basketball in our rec league. Leaf would show up right before the game and lace up her blue and white hightops. Hanging in throughout the game and making some great shots which met lots of applause and cheering. I mostly ran around but I loved to play just because it meant doing something else with my good friend.
I remember going to pick up Tucker in the Lexus. And driving somewhere, without needing to say it we spent over an hour driving past and around the last street we needed to turn onto. I remember driving down this long dirt driveway thinking that we would soon be seen missing in the news or in the next horror movie, but Leaf was confident that this was the place. We drove Tucker home and couldn’t believe how tiny he was fitting completely in my one hand wrapped in a green towel.
I spent one summer living at Leaf’s while she was discovering one of her biggest passions Mexico. I remember thinking after her second, third, and fourth visits there that it was somewhere she really was meant to be. We both certainly knew it wasn’t in the classroom. One day by a little studying, multiple choice and some luck we graduated.
I learned so many things from Leaf and absolutely adored her. I am so sad to think that I will never get to see her fabulous beach house and have her tell my kids the stories that no one else knows.
Susanne Loay Hawes
July 14, 2009
I will always remember Liane for her vibrant smile. I met Liane during our first day of class as we began our journey in nursing school and will always remember the excitement we shared as we both congratulated one another during our convocation.
Rest in peace Liane. You will be missed.
Nicole Candler
July 13, 2009
Liane and I went to high school together. I always remember her as a very talented and vibrant person. She was my partner during our grade nine Geography project and even though I had just met her that year, she made me feel at ease with her wonderful sense of humor and kindness. Rest in Peace Liane.
My prayers are with your loved ones.
Marty McCririck
July 13, 2009
I send my sincere condolences to Boyd and Cathy, family and friends. My thoughts are with you all at this very sad time.
Wayne Hendry
July 13, 2009
I only met Liane once earlier this year through my good friend, Nicole Gavin, during a great night out at the Drake. I have fond memories of that night and particularly remember how full of life and vibrant Liane was. She really was the depiction of the one line in Neil Young's song "Old Man", namely, "24 and there's so much more."
My condolences to Liane's family and all those who knew and loved her.
Liane, you will be missed.
Jeff Smith
July 13, 2009
Liane was always so full of life. She always had a smile on her face and a laugh ready to burst out. She could light up a room with her positive energy and friendly spirit. She enjoyed life to the fullest and created so many great memories for so many people. She taught us all how to live life: that we should be positive, happy and adventurous. Also, that we should always be happy and turn any negative into a positive.
She used to tell Petra and I that she didn't want to be a third wheel when tagging along with us somewhere. But what she didn't realize was that we rode a tricycle and we needed her there. We both love her very much. She truly was a special person and one we will never forget. I know she'll always be with us, being those words of encouragement that make us feel better because that's what she always did.
We love you Liane!! You warm-up that party in the sky for the rest of us. Play those bongos like only you can. We know your happy smile and sunny personality will be shining down on all of us all of the time!
Stéphanie Douville
July 13, 2009
I was so saddened to hear the news. Liane and I met while studying in Mexico and although we only crossed paths for a short while, her smile and zest for life will stay with me and inspire me for years to come.
My thoughts and prayers are with her loved ones in this difficult time.
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