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July 10, 2008
Miss you more every day, Nanny
Love Elizabeth
Lesa Haggett
June 28, 2008
Dear Ethel may have been small of stature but she was a larger than life character. I will surely miss her recounts of her comical experiences, as only she could relay them. How lucky she was to have enjoyed much loving care from her daughter, Patricia, and to have known how loved she was by so many. Miss you, Munchakin. Much love, Lesa, et al.
Gloria Forward
June 23, 2008
Sorry to hear of Ethels Death. I met Ethel in 1989, when we drove to Rhode Island to spend some time with nan and pop Forward. Ethel made us all feel welcome and took us under her wing and make us feel at home. Two years after she came to newfoundland with nan Forward and our frendship continued through the years. She was a very thoughful person and i loved her dearly.Ethel and my husband Clarence always carried on with jokes and stories. Now they can tell there stories together once again. My thoughts and prayers go out to you.
Franya Kolodziejczyk
June 22, 2008
I grew up with Ethel (she on Amherst St. and I on Steere Ave.)Knew her whole family, and also Ricky Chouinard.
She was a great childhood friend!
My condolences to her family.
Joan Koly
June Forward
June 22, 2008
Ethel was a very big part of the Forward family for over 30 years, we all loved her and wish she was here with us now, but she is in a better place and I am sure she has everyone in stiches with her stories of life with her many family members and friends. Love ya June, Paul, Denise, Paul Jr and her dear Georgie.
Marcia McNally
June 22, 2008
Ethel was a very special person, loved her family very much and proud of their accomplishments. Ethel was such a comfort to her friends in bad times, offering to help out if she could and so full of joy at the good times. I am one that will miss my dear friend, her wonderful e-mails and now and then a phone call.
Love you Ethel.
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