Claire Morrison

So sorry for your loss. She was a lovely lady and lived a good life.

I saw this sweet lady just a few years ago at a reception at St. Thomas Catholic church. She looked very much like my mother, so I walked over to talk with her. She was so gracious to me, a stranger who just wanted to meet her. I will never forget her kindness to me.

We would like to express our condolences to the family.

My beloved Aunt Tootie. I love you and RIP. Cokie and Sally are waiting for you up there.

What would I like to say about Claire? She was My Mrs. Morrison. I loved hugging her and sitting at the kitchen table eating Pork&Beans with white rice. Couldn't believe my mother couldn't cook that. She called it baked beans and served with potato salad .Jo Pepper was my childhood BFF and Robert my teenage crush. Mrs M adored her family and was always laughing at some silly situations we got into at sleepovers. Hope you and Mr. Morrison are partying with my parents at this very moment.

Through Claire the world was gifted with an amazing woman. It was a privilege to know her.
Condolences to the family.

My precious paternal aunt, Tootie, knew no strangers. Every person she encountered was greeted as a friend. Her life is a reflection of the love Christ calls us to extend. Her graceful love enriched my life as well as the lives of my children and their children. Her arrival in heaven was, without doubt, cause for a joyful celebration and will sustain us until we, in faith, meet again.

Our deepest condolences.

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