Clara Fox

I remember her remarkable laugh like she was here with me.
Reaching out to Bill... Bob jr? ;)

To the Family of Clara Fox..
As a young girl I enjoyed several visits to your family home in Vancouver with my parents Alec and Dorothy McSporran..Their friendship went back to their youth..Your mother was fun,loving and a graceful woman.
Your memories will grow richer with the years.
My sincerest condolences to your family.
Heather McSporran-Heil

Jean
Through my parents I have many good memories of a wonderful lady -Clara. May your lifelong memories help you through this difficult time. Who knows maybe Mom and Clara will be doing crafts wherever they are now.
Sincerely,
Linda (Anderson) Scott

To Bill Fox
My thoughts are with you and Betty along with your family at this time. Your Mother was a graceful lady and a good mother.
Best Regards
Jack Manson





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To Clara's Family
I grew up with the 'Fox' name popping up frequently in our home - my Mom and Dad, Gordon & Lois Cannam, knew your parents through Dad's work in aviation and thought highly of both Tommy and Clara. I also heard some good stories - apparently their parties were a big hit! Mom and Dad valued their integrity and their friendship and were they still here, they would be letting you know.
May your memories sustain you - I am sorry for your loss.
Regards, Sandy...

I had a few opportunities to meet Clara when I married Laurie, one of her Grand-Nieces. My favourite memory is of sitting in her kitchen in Edmonton, having tea, and listening to her tell the stories of her and Uncle 'Happy' being involved in so much of Edmonton's history. Trucking, airlines, helicopters, drag racing, cutting horses, and the Edmonton Eskimos. Fox Drive is named after them!
She was a remarkable person. I am saddened by her loss.

To Friends and Family of Clara Fox:
Death leaves a heartache no one can heal, love leaves a memory no one can steal.
From Barb's co-workers at Bill Hartley Insurance Services Ltd.