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Jeanie Guerin
June 12, 2025
Very sad to learn of this. My Mother Ellis Bartkiewicz (nee Divine) was Grant´s cousin until he died. We have fond memories of Grant and Charlotte mostly from their days in Winnipeg, the food, conversation , and friendship will always be held dear. Much love to family and friends.
Mel and Daphne
May 20, 2025
Among Charlotte's musical favorites were Judy Collins' 'Where has all the time gone' and cellist Yo-Yo Ma. Charlotte and I shared an interest in the concepts of time. The Christmas after my son, Trent, died an early death, she said she would always remember him as 'the little drummer boy' who goes on drumming. Mel and Daphne
Mel and Daphne
May 20, 2025
I met Charlotte when Grant hired me to establish a methadone clinic in Saskatoon in 1974. Grant, Charlotte, and toddler Tim visited us in Saskatoon, and I witnessed 'free range' parenting. Thus began a friendship that endured until Charlotte left to find Grant among the stars. I visited them occasionally in Winnipeg over the years. The hospitality and gourmet meals were extraordinary. More than that was their support for my wife, who spent about two months at the Winnipeg Health Sciences for treatment of her insulin allergy. The same hospitality greeted me on occasional work-related visits.
After they moved to Parksville, they welcomed me with my new wife, Daphne McDonald. We discovered they had connections with Melville, Sask, where Charlotte's sister, Donna, and Dahne had been friends. Charlotte's father had been one of Daphne's high school teachers. We were immensely impressed with Charlotte's photography and her miniature box collection, to which Daphne added an accordion. It was also nice to see Tim again. We enjoyed the lovely garden. The occasion was also memorable for the gathering of 25 or 30 eagles flying tree-top height over the back deck. We offer deepest condolences to Tim, Donna and the family.
Mel Gill
May 20, 2025
I met Charlotte when Grant hired me to establish a methadone clinic in Saskatoon in 1974. Grant, Charlotte, and toddler Tim visited us in Saskatoon, and I witnessed 'free range' parenting. Thus began a friendship that endured until Charlotte left to find Grant among the stars. I visited them occasionally in Winnipeg over the years. The hospitality and gourmet meals were extraordinary. More than that was their support for my wife, who spent about two months at the Winnipeg Health Sciences for treatment of her insulin allergy. The same hospitality greeted me on occasional work-related visits.
After they moved to Parksville, they welcomed me with my new wife, Daphne McDonald. We discovered they had connections with Melville, Sask, where Charlotte's sister, Donna, and Dahne had been friends. Charlotte's father had been one of Daphne's high school teachers. We were immensely impressed with Charlotte's photography and her miniature box collection, to which Daphne added an accordion. It was also nice to see Tim again. We enjoyed the lovely garden. The occasion was also memorable for the gathering of 25 or 30 eagles flying tree-top height over the back deck. We offer deepest condolences to Tim, Donna and the family.
John Smith-Windsor
May 17, 2025
My heartfelt condolences to Tim and Charlotte's family.
I was a good friend of Grant since high school and when she married him we became a group with Morris Sulatyski & friends. Spent many hours singing and partying at U of S & Toronto, Charlotte kept us out of trouble.
If you're with Grant now I'll listen for the banjo. We'll miss you Bonney!
Carol Jackie DeLuca
April 26, 2025
My journey with Charlotte began as teenagers, double dating during high school, rooming together in Winnipeg after graduating to many years of a close friendship. Charlotte was a focused idealist who worked so hard to realize her dreams. Her organizational skills were second to none and took her and Grant on many trips around the world. I can absolutely see her comment about exploring the stars with Grant happening because she always knew how to make her desires real.
My sincerest condolences to Tim, Donna, Allan and Bob.
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