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Yvonne Robillard
October 24, 2020
My condolences to all for the loss of your Mom. As life dictates been many years since enjoying visits with all of you at Callander, Cobden, and St Catharines. Great memories of all those times. So happy to realize she reached a great age to enjoy and watch her family grow! Bonny aka Yvonne.
Ronald Peever
October 22, 2020
I would like to send my Condolences to the family for the loss of their Mother.I remember of all good times we had when they could make it to Cobden for Xmas or birthdays.I especially remember the occasion when they should up withStirling and Wilma at my 60th birthday in Toronto on the coldest day of winter, what a surprise i shall remember thank you Shirley
fred smythe
October 15, 2020
We deeply mourn the loss of your beloved mother Shirley. Her memories will always give you the love, solace and peace. She was a wonderful woman. May her soul rest in peace.
Fred Smythe (brother in law) and family
fred smythe
October 15, 2020
We would like to express our sincere condolences to you and your family. May your memories give you peace and comfort . Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Shirley was a wonderful woman.
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Barry W. K. Joe
October 15, 2020
My sincere condolences to Shirley's immediate and extended family. I was a co-worker at Brock University many years ago, but I still remember the laughter she inspired at Christmas luncheons, particularly when she and Mary Berg got up to mischief. She could tell stories with a straight face but a twinkle in her eye, stories that would have her audience roaring with laughter - how she made a huge Christmas dinner and afterward found the rolls still in the oven, how the new car "scolded" her ("The passenger door is open") when Clarence dropped her off in front of the Brock Tower. She was a kind and generous soul who gave the gift of smiles and laughter to the world.
Keith Carscadden
October 14, 2020
At one point, I sang in Memorial Church choir with Shirley, Clare, Beverly and Crystaal. Those were good times with the sweetest people you would ever hope to meet. Please accept my sincerest sympathy.
Douglas Cushman
October 14, 2020
Our prayer are there for your loss Marjorie Douglas Cushman
Dave and Linda Buys
October 14, 2020
Our sincere condolences with the passing of your dear mom and grandma. May you feel God's nearness at this time. I worked with Shirley at Brock University. She was a lovely lady with a wonderful sense of humour. Thinking of you and praying for you all at this difficult time.
Deb Edward
October 14, 2020
Hi Wayne, Leslie, Denis, Elaine and Glen,
so sorry to hear of your mom's death. I have fond memories of her from childhood to now. She made the best meals ever. I always enjoyed our visits to their home. Calandar was my favourite place to go though as we could walk down to the lake, run in the forest and play for hours. Shirley had a quiet strength about her that I often admired. I know she will be missed by you all.
Deb and Al Edward
Shirley Flowers
October 14, 2020
Sincerest condolences to the family and friends of Shirley Kallies. The last time I saw my Aunt Shirley was at a small gathering at her home where she shared memories of her childhood and her sisters. It was such a nice visit to be able to share memories. My mother Beverly and Shirley were close throughout the years and attended the same church where they both sang in the choir for years. I am comforted in knowing that she is now with her beloved sisters, her husband and her father and mother. They are probably entertaining the angels with their beautiful voices and rejoicing in being together again. Rest in peace Aunt Shirley. Love Shirley Flowers (Rod) (niece).
Diane Campbell
October 14, 2020
My heart goes out to the family. Mom shared many fond memories of Aunt Shirley and Aunt Olive over the years. I remember Mom and Aunt Shirley going to choir practice every Thursday evening at the church, Aunt Shirley coming down to our house after work so that she and Mom could go together. The three sisters are now reunited and celebrating every moment together. May you all find strength during this difficult time.
Diane & Gord Campbell
(Niece)
Linda & John Rynberk
October 14, 2020
Our deepest sympathy to the family. May God comfort and bless you during this time. I had the pleasure to work with Shirley for many years at Brock Univ. Our prayers are with you all. Linda & John Rynberk
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