Rita Morel

Thinking of you Sylvie. So many happy, funny memories....Wigan, St Pierre, Lac Bernard and more.'Our' Aunt Rita's advice, opinions and spirit will never be forgotten. I'm sure by now, she and Dad have found 'the' best place for a little lunch. Love and Hugs, Christine.

Mes très sincères condoléances à Sylvie et Richard, et à Michèle, Danièle et Catou.
J'ai eu le plaisir de croiser l'épatante "tante Rita" aux réveillons annuels de Dan, et j'ai même eu la chance de passer un peu de temps au chalet de Rita. Elle avait toujours d'excellents livres à me recommander! J'en garderai d'excellents souvenirs.
Je vous embrasse bien fort.

Helly Sylvie
My deepest condolences on the loss of your Mother - Another star shines brightly above
Jane Sheard (past employee, Museum of Civilization

Hello Sylvie: I'm so sorry to hear of your loss send you my deepest sympathy during this difficult time. You may not remember me but you & I played together when we were young; I even went to your cottage with you and your mother when you lived on Bolton Street. My mom was your mother's cousin and your grandfather was my grandfather's brother (Adélard Larocque). Your mom was a wonderful and very strong lady. I had a great conversation with her a while back when her photo appeared in the newspaper.

Having just lost my mother (Léolita Lévesque - nee Larocque) last September at the age of 93, I know how hard it is to lose someone dear. My thoughts are with you. If you ever wish to talk about old times, please feel free to contact me at my email.

Regards,

Gabrielle McDougall (nee Lévesque)