Mary BALLANTYNE

Is there a memorial card

Dear Janet, Ken & Wendy,
Sorry to hear of your mom's passing.
It's been decades since I've seen any of you, but I have good memories of times your dad & mom would come out to the farm, or we would go into their home in Saskatoon. I remember the sheepskin vest that Uncle Archie brought back from Iran that I wore proudly for a number of years as a little kid pretending to ride shotgun on a straw bale stagecoach. Places like Iran and Ecuador were pretty exotic to the mind of prairie...

Our deepest sympathy to the family on the passing of Mary ... as the obituary suggests ... so many memories to cherish ... near and far, old and new ...

Ken, Anne, Jonathan, RaeAnn, thinking of you in your time of sorrow. Be proud and hold close the Memories, kindness and legacy your Mom/Grandma has left behind. Sounds like she made the world a little bit brighter for a lot of people.

My deepest sympathy to Mary's family & friends. I met Mary when I became the Coordinator of Volunteer Resources at Sherbrooke Community Centre. Mary was an amazing volunteer who helped out in a variety of ways; from working in the pool with the residents to picking up and delivering library books. Mary always made herself available to assist with any special events too. Her contributions to the quality of life for the residents was enormous! Mary was a very caring person and I'm sure that she...

Dear Janet,
I'm so sorry to read of your mum's passing.
I remember her & your dad well from when we were little kids going to John Lake School & used to play together.
Are you still in Saskatoon? I'm in my childhood home still as I bought it from my parents.
Sending sympathy to your entire family,
Jan Coleman

Ken and Wendy I am so sorry for the loss of your Mom. I remember your parents well and have very happy memories of hanging out at your house when we were younger. My deepest condolences to you and your families.

My sincere sympathy to all of you on the passing of your mother. I hope you have many good memories to help with the days ahead.