Stephanie HUGO

Doug and I have been neighbors of Stephanie for many years - she was a lovely woman and we enjoyed meeting her on the street or in her yard. We just found out today about her passing. Our sympathy to her family. Cathy and Doug Good

I only met Stephanie on the occasion of my mom's funeral (Pauline Hugo), but I've frequently heard her spoken of with love and respect by various members of my family for years. I experienced first-hand her warmth and caring manner when she made a point of seeking me out to share her memories with me. Please accept my condolences.

Sharon, Ken, Alan, Lisa and your families. I am so very sorry for your loss. I remember Aunt Stafie fondly. I remember when she used to babysit Todd and I and I remember we would "play" the piano in the basement while My folks and yours were up visiting. I thought of her when I passed the back of the house when I was in Calgary a few weeks ago and that brought back a lot of good memories. I had forgotten she was quite the gardener and had quite the garden. Again condolences from my family to...

I'm so sorry about the loss of Stephanie . I knew Stephanie from Sacred Heart Church. Always a smile and a kind word

How do we say goodbye to a friend who treat you like family? Or to a person that has a very kind heart that makes you feel you belong? Mrs. Stephanie Hugo is all that to me. I met her through her daughter Sharonand since then I have been welcomed and received as one of their own. Every time I visit her, she tells me stories of aunts or cousins or uncles from the past as if they are mine too. When my granddaughter comes trick or treating on Halloween, Mrs. Hugo as we like to call her, always...

To Sharon, Ken, Alan, Lisa and families

Our condolences to you all. Your Mom was a vibrant lady whom I had the pleasure of knowing through Brenda/Ken and Stampede parade mornings while awaiting the festivities. Often with visiting grandchildren in tow, she was excited as they were! Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.

Fran and Tim Ziola