1977 - 2019
1977 - 2019
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1977
2019
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Karen McCrae
December 28, 2019
I am so sorry to hear of Keri's passing. My condolences to you all.
Arthur and Barbara Dusseault
November 14, 2019
Our sincere condolences to Gene,Ella,Keri's family and her friends.
We knew Keri mostly through our children and had the pleasure of meeting her on occasion. Most recently she took some photos of our family. We never imagined that she would be taken so soon. Keri was such a lovely person and will be missed by all who knew her. So sorry for your loss.
Barb and Art Dusseault
November 13, 2019
The world has lost a great lady who's smile and intelligence could light up a room. Our condolences to Ella, Gene, her parents and brother.
Sean, Debbie & Rod Burkhart
Melissa Powell
November 11, 2019
Keri could light up any situation. Love for her family had no bounds and kindness for everyone. So many broken hearts that will remember Keri with fondness and love. You are missed.
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Jessa Rodenburgh
November 9, 2019
I am so deeply sorry for the loss of this extraordinary woman. Keri was an inspiration and I was so fortunate to call her my friend. I met Keri 30 years ago in grade 7, and she grew up to be such an amazing wife and mother, and human being. The world was so lucky to have her in it. I was so lucky to know her. My love and prayers go to her family and especially her daughter Ella. Keri's life will never be forgotten. It is an amazing template for us all.
Barbara Black
November 9, 2019
My Condolences to Gene, Ella, Keri's Family and Friends.
My heart is breaking at the loss of Keri, who emitted so much love to the world in everything she did or touched.
I having been praying every day for a miracle since I found out she was sick ....
I guess in hindsight, I had already received my miracle - I got to meet and share a few years of our lives together as friends.
I call Keri a white lighter - why, because she was pure of heart, just and a beautiful human being that no one in this world could ever find a single thing to say negatively about her.
She was love.
Her smile was radiant.
Her laugh, real and infectious.
Her humour, brilliant.
Her soul, undoubtably giving.
She was soft and strong.
Determined and a go getter.
She was a gift.
She was life.
She was and will be someone I'll strive to be. ( Highly unlikely I'll achieve that goal ... but I try. She set the bar high.)
She was all this and more.
I will miss her terribly, but she will forever be in my heart and thoughts until we meet again.
God Bless
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