Ivy ADAMS

Please accept my sincere condolences to family and all who knew Ivy. My first job was at Robert Simpsons and I had the honor if riding the bus to work with her and learning how to operate the credit card machine. She was fun to be around and I have thought about Ivy several times over the years. I remember her son, David, as we were same age and schools St Andrew's and Douglas Park. I'm sorry for your loss. She was an inspiration to me. Carole Taylor / Hornsberger

So sorry to here of Great Aunt Ivy's passing. She certainly had a life worth living. I know Aunt Audrey will have so many happy memories of time spent with Great Aunt Ivy. Not many of us Haysoms left now!

My dear Aunt Ivy will forever remain in my heart. She was like a mother to me from the age of 15 when she and Uncle Fred took my brother Ron and myself into their home at a time of upheaval in the Haysom family home. We stayed very close over the years, sharing many laughs and tears together.
I am glad I was able to make it to Regina for Ivy's 100th birthday last year. She looked remarkable.
I want to thank Sheila for looking after her needs for 18 years.
Mal and Dionne, where also...

Dear Shiela:

I am one of Ivy`s long time friends from Williams Dept. Store and the Robert Simpson`s Department store. Ivy was one of our Coffee gang nnd there is only two of us left, Mary Swalm who is coming 100 years of age. Ivy was always pulling tricks on me, she even had a gentleman sending me flowers who I didn;t know. She always said to my hairdresser, Make me look like Madeline.

What a joyful person she was.
Madeline McMurchie [email protected]