Katherine Matheson

Dean,
I just heard the horrible news of Kathy. I am so sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

I was saddened to hear of Kathy's passing. My deepest condolences are with you Dean in the loss of your beautiful wife as well as the rest of the family. I knew Kathy through TransCanada and she was a lovely person. My thoughts and prayers are with you at all at this difficult time.

Dean,I am so shocked & saddened to hear of Kathy's passing.I'm sorry I was away & couldn't attend Kathy's service.It was a pleasure enjoying your company on our trip last Jan.My prayers are with you Dean & just think of the great memories you have. God Bless Janet Ubell

Dean and family,
I am deeply saddened to hear of Kathy's passing and feel so sorry for your loss. Although we hadn't seen each other in recent years, I still considered her a very dear friend. My thoughts and prayers are with you and I hope you find comfort in knowing she is with the Lord.

Dear Dean,
I am so sorry to hear of Kathy's diagnosis with ALS and her passing. I worked with Kathy at TransCanada and hadn't heard that she was sick. My deepest sympathy to you and all of Kathy's family and friends.

To my Uncle Dean,
All my love and thoughts to you during this difficult time. I will always remember Auntie Kathy as a beautiful, sweet, and caring person. She will be truly missed.
Love, Angie

Dear Dean,
We just found out from John and Marilyn about the passing of Kathy and would like to express our condolences. We remember Kathy from our times camping at Canyon Creek Rocky Mountain House with the group, golfing together and fellowshipping around the fire in the evenings. Kathy was a very giving person and fun to sit and talk with. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
Ralph and Mary Helder
Barrhead AB

I was saddened to learn of Kathy’s passing and the illness that she faced over the past year. Kathy and I worked in the same department at TransCanada in the early 1990s and I will always remember her for being a sweet, sensitive and good-natured person with a passion for playing and teaching piano. My sincere condolences to her husband Dean and to her family and friends at this difficult time.

Dean & family, please accept our sincere condolences.

We will always remember Kathy as the kind gentle person she was. We share in your sorrow. But we know we will see her again in Glory and look forward to that day!

Rest in the arms of Jesus and let Him wipe away your tears, comfort you and heal your broken hearts.

Bob & Kathryn Worthingham

Dean - I am deeply sorry for your loss. It seems like only a short while ago that Kathy and I were working together at Alliance. What I remember most are Kathy's kindness, her ready smile and quiet passion for the things that were important to her.

My dear friend, Kathy and I first met at TransCanada and instantly knew our friendship would be a special one, given our shared values and belief in God. Kathy had the sweetest face and beautiful eyes that drew you to her. She was a true inspiration to me and to so many people along the way, given her compassion and willingness to help others, and in the way she handled her terrible illness. I know her spirit will live on in Dean and her family members and in each of the people she has touched. I know we will meet again in heaven one day, and what a day of celebration that will be. My deepest condolences go out to Dean and to both families who loved her so much.

Kathy and I worked together for a number of years and she even introduced me to my wife! My deepest sympathies to you Dean and your family. Kathy will always be remembered by our family.

Dean,
My thoughts are with you through this very difficult time in your life. Hopefully the love of family and friends will help you heal. My sincere condolences.
Your cousin Judy

To our brother Dean,

Sending all our love and support to you, during this very difficult time. Kathy was such a loving, caring, and thoughtful person and she will be missed by everyone who was touched by her warmth and kindness. She was one of those people who truly listened, made friends easily and made this world a better place to live in. When the going gets tough, think of her sweet face and all the good memories you made with her. Feel free to call or email anytime, we’d love to hear from you!

Love Sher & Lor

Our hearts goes out to you, Dean and to your family, as well as to Kathy's parents, Jacob and Agnes Fehr and their family.

Kathy was a truly remarkable woman and will be greatly missed. I had the pleasure of meeting her through her wonderful sister, Sandra. We must take comfort in the fact that she is with many of our loves ones and truly is in a better place- no more pain or suffering.

Our thoughts and prayers are with you all during this difficult time.

I am so very, very sorry for your loss. I only knew of Kathy through Dean, and his love for her always shone through his words. The world has lost yet another good one, but heaven has truly gained.

Dear Dean,
Words cannot express my sadness at Kathy"s passing. I worked with her at Alliance Pipeline and again at Encana. She was truly a "one of a kind". I always admired her strong faith in the Lord and her committment to Him. I am certain that he now has one more Orchid for his garden.

I knew Kathy through my work at TCPL in the late 1990's, and I remember her to be such a great person to have in our group - she was a lovely person to work with - a real sweetheart! My sincere condolences to you, Dean and family - my prayers will be with you as you cope with your loss.

Dear Dean and family,
We are truly saddened to hear about Kathy's passing. It is tragic that you have lost your beautiful wife at such a young age to such a horrible disease. You are in our thoughts and prayers.
Love, Denise, Sam, Stephen and Andrea

Dear Dean, I send my deepest, deepest sympathy to you today - be strong. Love Aunt Pat

Dean
We were so very saddened to hear of Kathy's diagnosis with ALS and now her passing. Thinking of you at this difficult time.
your cousin Cathi, Craig and family

Kathy, my sweet and gentle friend, was familiar with difficult times. I'm so glad we met at work through a lunch and learn she hosted about her work in New Orleans following Hurricane Katrina. Following that, we met for coffee often and at times, cried together through difficult times. Having spoken with her many times about our shared love for Jesus, our Lord and Saviour, it gives me peace that she is now free of cares and illness in HIS loving arms forever.

Dean, I am so shocked and saddened to learn of Kathy's passing. I certainly enjoyed getting to know Kathy and to learn about her many interests when we worked together at Alliance Pipeline. I will certainly remember her as a friendly and thoughtful person who was devoted to her extended family and who had a passion for her church, travels to Israel, music, and her Christmas villages. I will especially remember her genuine interest in people and her sympathetic ear. I am very thankful to have known her. I hope these words will be of some comfort to you in the time ahead. Please accept Brian’s and my sincerest sympathies.

Dear Dean, No one can begin to know exactly how you feel, except to know that sorrow such as yours is deep and real. But if you need some comfort and some help to see you through, just know how much you're cared for by all those who think of you. Sincerely, with love, Auntie Thelma and Uncle Stan