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Susan Skinner
January 11, 2012
My brother, Dennis, has just let me know the very sad news. I too first met Auntie Florence when she stayed with my mother and father in the 1960's, I was surprised and delighted when having invited her to my wedding 16 years ago Auntie Florence arrived all the way from Canada. I will miss her even though we only met a few times, she was a lovely lady and made a great impression on me. My husband, John, and I send our condolences to all her family.
Dennis Livingstone
January 10, 2012
We have only just heard the sad news. Florence was my auntie a sister of my father Charles. I met her for the first time in the 1960s and then again about 14 years ago when she came over to England and stayed with my mother Megan. My condolences and sympathy to all her family, she was a lovely and very lively person, she was adored by our children.
David Ferguson
January 10, 2012
Only met my Auntie Florence once, a lovely lady. Will always regret I never had the chance to see her again on her last visit to UK. Will forever be in our hearts and thoughts. Deepest condolences to all her family from nephew, David, Sue and family xxx
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Melanie Burdon
January 9, 2012
Goodnight and god bless Auntie Florence xxx
December 31, 2011
The loss of someone so close is difficult to bear. We share your grief.
Jordan & Legault families
Jean Denning
December 27, 2011
Treasured memories of our dear Auntie Florence. "We would have loved you to live forever, but God knew you were weary, the hill was hard to climb so he put his arms around you and whispered 'Peace be thine'. Forever in our thoughts, Jean, Gerry and the family x x x x
Carole Ozelton
December 27, 2011
Fond memories of our dear Auntie Florence we will remember always the good times we had together when you visited England. A wonderful lady who made us so welcome when we visited Canada and had our amazing adventure with Florence as our navigator around the Rockies. Rest in Peace your spirt is an example to us all.
Carole, Norman and all the family X
Frieda and Rick. Davis
December 17, 2011
We have so many good memories of Florence. Playing cards where she got you so confused that she would win. So much fun. If you weren't looking at her when she was talking, she would put her face right in your face to make sure you heard every word. So many good visits. She was like a Mother to me. Love you dearly Florence. Will miss you always. Rest in Peace my friend.
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