Louise B. Blackmon

March 13, 2011
All of the "Aunties" were special in many ways weren't they? I remember the one summer when Aunt Norma and Aunt Louise were at Edgerle's cottage and they were doing a luncheon - one was saying how beautifully the other one chops vegetables and the other one saying but look how beautifully you put them on the plate!. I wish I had found out earlier too. Love to you all and also mention tht Linda is a "lost" grad from St. Marys We are all getting old. But not as...

With love and sympathy to all of you. I am so sorry about your mother,s death. She was a very nice woman. I still see all of you as you looked when we were kids growing up on Thomas Street. Those were the days my friends.
You are a wonderful family. I am sure you will all be there to comfort each other.
With love and fond memories,
Kym (Riedy) MacDonald

To all the children, we are so sorry to hear of your loss. They certainly had a long and active life. It is a long time since SJV but those were certainly good times and memories. We are doing well ( aging gracefully ? ) and hope you are also. We will remember them both in our prayers.

John & Trish Dohety, [email protected]

So sorry to hear about you Mom. She is now at peace.Truly a very sweet person. We are in Fla so will miss her memorial but our thoughts will be with you Love Dave and Jean Schopieray

I have never known a more truly lovely person. Her graciousness and love are an example to us all.
Love,
Karen Dutil Cudney

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.