Elizabeth Augustyn

Hello Old Friend....reaching out to you and Frank I know far too late but life has been in the way....I know how special Elizabeth was to both you boys...she raised two wonderful caring sons...Peter I hope you are well and coping...my very best regards, Stu Gilmour

I'm very sorry to hear of Lislie's passing. She had A long and wonderful life i'm sure. I remember Lislie being so soft spoken and lovely. She always was interested in how my sister and I were and liked to ask us lots of questions. I'll always remember her kindness. ~ Debbie Smith (maiden name McDonald)

Elizabeth (Lislie) was my favourite aunt who was so kind to me since my childhood days. I remember the day she arrived to our home from Germany, when i was 5 years old. She had beautiful long wavy red hair and a soft speaking voice. Oh, how I will miss her soft voice and sweet laughter. Rest in peace Lislie, i love you. Also, my condolences go out to my cousins Peter and Frank & family.
Wanda
Niece

A wonderful warm hearted lady and always a smile on her face whenever I visited Peter during my college years. Yes, a tremendous cook, always had a great meal on my many visits. I know she will be sadly missed very much by Peter, Frank and family. Also our thoughts go out to Peter (Augie Doggie) on his tragic mishap and trust that Peter is on his way to a quick healing and recovery with warmest regards Larry and Diana Groves (Classmate of Mohawk Alumni, class of 1974).

A wonderful Lady. What a vibrant life so well lived. Pennie and I offer heartfelt condolences to you Peter and brother Frank on the passing of your mom. Grieving is complicated by these pandemic times.
May we also add a further sincere hope for Peter's healing and recovery. You are in our thoughts, 'Augie'.
warmest regards Don & Pennie Pettitt (Mohawk Alumni, class of '74)