FLORENCE SUMMACH

Aunty Flossy was one of my favourite people growing up. I saw, in her a very proud, graceful and loving woman. I remember the trips she took my cousins and I on during summer holidays and the sleep overs that I loved.
She was very good to my husband and he had great respect for her. They had the same sense of humour.
She will be missed but will always be in our hearts. Our thoughts go out to you, Maureen and your family.

Maureen, Bob, Iona and Alexis, Ernie and I along with Jennifer and daughter, and Jason and family wish to express our sympathy for the loss of your mother and grandmother. I remember seeing her at many of our childrens' school activities, always supporting her grandchildren. We will keep you all in our thoughts.

Flo (we called her Flossy in the early years) was one of the sweetest women I've ever known; kind, generous, hard-working, and adventurous. She has been my dearest cousin for as long as I can remember.

Her journey here is now over as she is reunited with Harold and is face to face with her Lord.

Rest in peace dear Flo. These last years of struggle are over.

You are deeply missed.

Love,
Peggy

Dear Maureen and Bob,
Although I did not meet or know your Mom she sounds like a wonderful lady who lived long and well.
My sincere sympathy on your loss-- never easy to lose your Mom.

Flo, as I knew her, was always a very classy lady, generous to a fault, very caring and it was a privilege to know her.