Frances P. Foster

Dear Sue, Every time I'm in Montreal visiting my 99-year-old Mum, and drive by Metcalfe, I think about you & your lovely Mother, a most impressive lady. With love & fond memories, Sheila

So very sorry for your loss. Our hearts are with all of you at this very difficult time. May all the memories you hold, strengthen you at this sad time.

Regards,

Linda and Chuck Balogh (Montreal)

Grandmother Frances, I am so honored to have met and known you for the past 15 years! You are an incredible woman. I loved hearing your stories about your life and about the times with your grandson Shawn!

Granny thanks for everything you did for me I would never be where I am today if it were not for your guidance and keeping me pointed in the right direction. You opened up some great doors for me giving me opportunities that I am eternally grateful for.

From making you breakfast in bed, to photography trips to Mt. Royal, lemon meringue pie, late night cribbage games, roast beef sandwiches & grape soda from Cantor's having lunch at St Georges in the summer time, learning to ride my bike in the driveway, getting my fingers caught in the old ringer washer, the basement apartment during university and six egg breakfasts after football practice, making pancakes and seeing how high we could stack them....so many great memories

I miss you dearly,
Shawn

Dear Sue:

My sincerest sympathy on the passing of your mother.

She was very important in the building of St George's School Westmount.

Peter Clark
Pointe Claire, Quebec

Mrs. Foster was my grade four teacher back in 1961.
As a nine year old, she was the BEST TEACHER in the whole school!!
Friday afternoon craft times was fun with her also. Knitting lessons, I think.
Over the years I have thought of her and wondered how she was doing.
RIP Mrs. Foster, you have lived a full life. 99 years, Amazing!!

Remembered with affection

l remember her always with affection, appreciation and admiration . She was dedicated and held herself to the highest standard of excellence,...and was caring and kind to children and parents always.

Cherished memories of a wonderful educator.
Deepest sympathies to Sue and family.

Dear Sue, I'm so sorry to learn of your dear Mum's passing. The photo you selected is how I remember her, and it captures her perfectly. She was quite the lady and so accomplished ! She will be well remembered.

With Love and Sympathy, Sheila