Fay Cecile Dunbar

Our deepest sympathies go out to Fay's family and friends. Although we didn't get to see Fay very often, we knew what a good person she was. She is at peace now.
Carrie Patterson and Family, Linda and Gary Patterson and Family.

Our very deepest sympathy to Aunt Yvette, John and Don

Maureen, Kim, Maurice, Aunt Mina

My deepest sympathy to Don, Aunt Yvette and John.
Fay was a very special person. Even though we live in Toronto we always kept in contact. We really enjoyed our time together during your visit to Kitchener and Toronto.
She will be dearly missed. I would also like to thank Don for all the updates during the last year.
Tony, Edmond and Aunt Hazel

Dear Don,
Please accept my condolances for your dear wife Fay. You two were blessed with each other and were a wonderful example of what husband and wife should be. Please pass my condolances on to Yvette and John also, a beloved daughter and sister gone now to spend her time with her father.You will be in all our prayers, Mary, Michelle Warren and family Adele Sergie and Wayne.

Dear Don, Gudrun and I want to express our deepest sympathy to you and the family. We feel fortunate to have had the opportunity to get to know Fay and will always cherish the memory of the times we spent together, both in San Juan and Canada. Our thoughts are with you.

An angel has gone to heaven. I remember her witt, humor, soft manner & how much fun we had together. She brought more sunshine to Puerto Rico. I will always be grateful for knowing her. My thoughts & prayers are with Don & Fay's family.

With our deepest condolences, Paul & Raquel.

I am sure that Fay touched many lives in Puerto Rico as she impacted mine with her kindness, beauty, and pleasant personality. Don, do not forget that you have a whole network of friends here in San Juan.