Marilyn FEIR

Dear Jim,

I am so sorry to hear about your loss. Thoughts and prayers to you and your family.

Kimberly Rouleau

Jim, please accept our deepest condolences for your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your daughters. Tim Rooney & Elaine Williams

Jim, our most sincere condolences to you and your family. Luci and Robert Vanderloo

I just found out about your immense loss. Though I did not get to meet Marilyn, I knew from you how much you loved and valued her. My most sincere condolences to you and family.
Odette

Jim, Caithlin and Alyssa, our most sincere condolences. We are with you in prayers and thoughts in these difficult moments.

We have had the privilege to be touch by Marilyn's cheerfulness, energy and kindness in Melbourne. She made our 3 years there a pleasant experience. We were fortunate on many occasions to see her in Jim's company when passing through Ottawa. We will miss her greatly.

Lorraine and Robert Dery (Ottawa)

Jim, please accept my sincerest condolences. I wish you and your family much strength going forward.

It was inspiring visiting with Marilyn Feir. Even when sick, she was generous in giving of herself to help with knitting. She was a perfectionist to the end. May God reward her abundantly.

Memories of Marilyn visiting Mustard Seed and starting the Nifty Knitters came when I heard the news of her death. We were hopeful that she would be coming back after her treatment; but we have a patron saint now of a flourishing community of knitters. My prayerful sympathy for all of you who are missing her. I'm sorry I can't be at the memorial Fri.--at my home parish--but I have a commitment. Sister Gwen Smith.

Marilyn is in my thoughts today. She was a giving knitting volunteer here at Mustard Seed.

Marilyn was a beautiful person who saw the best in everyone. I feel privileged to have been called a friend. I only wish I had met her long before I did.

My condolences to all of you. She was an amazing lady.