Lorna Clogg

My deepest sympathy to your family. I met Lorna through the Children's Hospital Aid Society and I enjoyed working with her. Her smile and wise counsel will be remembered and her commitment to volunteering will remain an inspiration to many.

Susan Desbarats

LJ and family,
My deepest sympathy goes out to all of you! Words cannot express my sentiments regarding your loss for I cannot imagine what loosing a cherished mum feels like...
Please remember to keep celebrating the magic moments that you have had with your mother/wife. I believe, it is those golden moments that will keep her alive in your heart and Soul forever.
Much love and tenderness,
Sincerely,

To all Aunt Lorna's family,
Aunt Lorna was always my favourite aunt. How lucky you were to have such a warm and loving mum. I was so glad that I had the opportunity to spend time with her in Calgary over the past few years. Both Sara and Kenneth enjoyed getting to know her very much. Kenneth will drop by today for all of us. My thoughts are with you all. We will all miss her greatly.

To the family of Lorna Clogg. I am one of the nurses that worked with your dad at the ACH emerg department. I remember your mom as a warm and caring person,who would call in the evenings to see if you dad had eaten his supper and say thank you dear for taking care of him. I will remember her with lovely thoughts. Arlene Hay

To the families of Lorna Clogg. I wish to extend to you all my deepest sympathy. Lorna was a long time neighbour and a good friend. I could always call on her anytime just to talk or have her pick up the odd item when she was out shopping. My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.
Gertraud Graeff, Calgary, Alta.

LJ, Rick and Devon,
So sorry to hear of your loss. Your Mum (and Devon - your Grandma) sounds like she was an amazing lady...not surprising knowing how special her daughter is. Our sincere sympathy.
The Houle Family

Growing up next door to the Cloggs on Ballantyne Avenue in Montreal West, I have wonderful memories of Lorna Clogg. She exuded warmth and good cheer, made frothy orange juice in a blender, and -- when Nancy threatened to run away one day -- offered to call her a taxi. When Nancy told me this, I flat out didn't believe her. So I asked Lorna (Mrs. Clogg to me), and she confirmed the tale, explaining that calling the taxi would ensure both Nancy's safety and Lorna's capacity to know where she was. That clinched it: I concluded that Lorna Clogg was loving, beautiful AND brilliant. My deepest sympathies to Nancy, Susan, Karen, Donnie and LJ.

Dear LJ, Your mum sounds like an amazing women - apple doesn't fall far from the tree. Please know that we are thinking of you and your family. See you soon.

Dear LJ and Family,
You mother was a wonderful lady from all accounts. Please accept our sincere sympathy.
From the Findlay Family
Windsor, Ontario

Dear LJ and family,
I am so sorry to hear of your loss. Your Mum sounds like one incredible lady, and let's just say it takes one incredible lady to raise someone as great as you.
Know that I am thinking about you.

LJ, I never knew your Mom, except through your stories. I am so sorry for the sadness you, Devon and Rick are feeling now. I wish I could be at the celebration of your Mom's life. Instead, next time we meet tell me all about it. I hope that your memories of her will be comforting.
Love, Cheryl

My condolences to Lorna's family,I have such fond memories of Lorna,we were in one class together at Montreal Girls High. She was always so nice,pleasant and helpful to everyone.I have never forgotten her.
Sincerely
Doreen Deduk (nee Carson)

Dear Clogg family,
Your Mum was such a lovely woman and I count myself as lucky to have known her. Everyone here loved her for her smile, her warmth, her engaging personality and her love of caring for others. We are thinking of you all at this time.
Warm regards, Sheelagh and all the staff at the Alberta Children's Hospital Foundation.

Karen,
My sincere sympathy to you and your family on the loss of your mother. It has been many years since we have spoken but I think of you and Stephen and Kim often.
Leslie Conrad

Sue and family,
My deepest sympathy to each one of you on the loss of your Mom. She sounds like a wonderful lady and I only wish I could have met her. If you are any reflection on your Mother, know that she's done an amazing job with you because I am very proud to call you my friend. May your memories be plenty and keep you strong through the most difficult of times and rest easy knowing your parents are together again, right where they belong.