Maureen Lambert-Shkuda

I want to add my condolences.
As Rick said, Mrs Shkuda opened your home and her heart to many of us as teenagers. How lucky we were to have known her.
Sincerely,

to the shkuda family i was sadden by the passing of your mother ,grand mother , great grandmother maureen lambert-shkuda but she will live on in your hearts for ever i only new her through shawn

Your Mom, Grandma, and many a person's friend, is a wonderful human being and has left many wonderful memories with so many people. She definitely will be missed!

There are many people who sincerely love you all and send their respects and blessings.

Stay Strong and Live the good times with your Mum (again) through your head...it will help you get through these times.

I believe our Lord will take your Mum's hand and bring here to his world of Eternity where she can live on forever!

Amen...........


On behalf of Lisa and I,
the entire Onward office and the Witzel family, we all send our sincerest condolences to you and your dear family.

God Bless you all.

Condolences to the Shkuda Family, I have great memories of growing up across the street. Maureen always provided me with a safe haven. It was my home away from home, her memory will stay with me forever.
Rick Fewtrell & Family

My deepest sympathies Teresa, Brony and entire family.

May your hearts be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well-lived.

My deepest condolences to the family on the loss of your mother and grandmother. May your memories of her warm loving manner sustain you through this difficult time.
Wendy Cressman

Theresa,
Our deepest sympathies are with you and your family at this difficult time. Please know that you are all in our thoughts and prayers.
From your friends and extend family at Martial Arts Plus.

To Maureen's family, please accept my sincere condolences on her passing. I was priviledged to have known and worked with Maureen at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital here in Montreal for many years. I was the Manager of the Boutique & Coffee Shop and always enjoyed the days when Maureen would be "on duty". She was a dedicated volunteer and even after the Queen E closed its doors, a small group of us would gather for yearly reunions at Picasso's Restaurant. We were all disappointed when Maureen moved to Ontario but understood that she wanted to be with her family. I am happy to have had Maureen in my life for all-too-short a time but take comfort in the fact that she is now happily reuinted with her loved ones. May it give you consolation to know that she was a highly respected Hospital Volunteer who brought a great deal of joy to others. I'm disappointed that I won;t be able to attend her Memorial Service this Saturday as I have a C.W.L. function at 1.00 p.m., but I will keep her in my prayers and I know that Fr. Walsh will give her a fitting send-off!