Motoko AMENOMIYA

What a dear lady, I will miss her very,very much. I first noticed her at Redwoods several years ago when her husband was still alive. They came to a luncheon at my home and these two intelligent and wonderful people talked to me about my art with more passion than any one who had grown up with Canadian art. After her husband died sometimes we'd just stop in the hall and she'd clasp my hand, tell me that she was fine. She never complained. As she diminished and started losing her command of...

I am so sorry for the loss of your loved one. Please find peace and comfort in Psalms 119:76.

I am so sorry to hear about your loss may the God of all comfort sustain you in your time of need.

Sending my deepest sympathy on the passing of Motoko. She use to play bridge with me and my friends and often passed on Japanese magazines to our Japanese craft group. Unfortunately I am out of town and will be unable to attend her funeral. My thoughts are with the family and dedicated caregivers at this sad time.