Condolence: Dear David & Marilyn, Gary & Family: A special note of thanks for today's beautiful service in your mother's memory. It was very special, uplifting, & thoughtful, as was your mother to us. Aunt Edna's passing is sad, but also a blessing, as now her & Uncle Archie are together forever. The words & music in the service were such a tribute to your mother. She leaves us all with many very special and loving memories. We will always remember her beautiful clothes & especially the hats, as well as her paintings & her kind words & warm smile. Our world has lost "a beautiful woman". May she rest in peace. God Bless all of you. With our love and prayers, Marlene & Norm

Condolence: To the Family "Pretty woman" this is not only a song, but also describes our Aunt Edna as we will remember her. Her beautiful smile and comforting thoughtful way will always remain with us. God bless with our sympathy. Bea & Dalt

Condolence: David, Gary and Families, The passing of Aunt Edna deeply saddens us. She was a GRAND LADY. Most of us " Nieces and Nephews" have an oil paintng by Aunt Edna given to us as a wedding gift....we treasure ours immensly. Our sincerest condolences. Diana and Warner

Condolence: Sorry to hear of Edna's passing. She was a beautiful lady. We remember her fondly, visiting at the cottage with her friends, at Harolds cottage with Archie and as a young girl at Sunday School. She always had a great smile and dressed like the queen,with never a hair out of place. I know that you all will have fond and great memories of a Mom, Grandmother and Great Grandmother. May God Bless you all

Condolence: David & Marilyn and family. I'm sorry to hear the sad news about Aunt Edna. I sure can tell you I know your feelings at this time. I can picture Aunt Edna and Uncle Archie now looking down at the whole crew and smiling at this time. All I can say is keep the chin up and GOD Bless.Take care Roger and Lolly.

Condolence: Dear Family of Edna: I worked with Edna at Canadian Canners in 1964. It was my first job out of High School. She was the switchboard operator and trained me to do it as well. I remember her as a lovely classy lady. I now work at GNGH and recently saw her in the Patient Registration Dept. We had a chance to reminisce a bit. My sincere condolences. Katie Reimer, Virgil