Guy & Jean Turcarolo (Neighbours - 8 Lavender Jewel St.)

Entered November 9, 2018 from Brampton

We were shocked to hear of Gladys passing, and our sincerest condolences go out
to you all.
We didn't see much of her; but, did see her briefly last week while her Nephew was
giving her a hand to put the patio furniture away.
She will be missed.
May she rest in peace.

Kim,Steve & Matthew Ball (Friends of the Morrin family)

Entered November 10, 2018 from Bradford Ontario

Always in our thoughts and prayers

David Steele (Friend of the family)

Entered November 10, 2018 from Oshawa

Though it's literally been decades since I last was invited to join Mike and Lisa in a visit to their Aunt and Uncle's home, it still brings back memories. I know how much love my two childhood friends had for their Aunt; indeed all of their family. I am sincerely sorry for your loss. Love you two. XO Dave.

John Gallaugher (Old Family Friend)

Entered November 11, 2018 from Grimsby

So sorry to hear about Gladys leaving us ... she was an amazing lady - May she rest peacefully with all her friends and loved ones.

Zen Rybak (Cousin)

Entered November 11, 2018 from Southampton, Ontario

Gladys, you will be remembered in our prayers. Our thoughts are with Dianne and her family.
Zen and Ruth

Gladys is Sunday crosswords:
neat, capital letters pencilled in.
Gladys is full of adventure:
motorcycles, boats and planes.
Gladys is an I've missed-you hug hello
and an I can't-wait-to-see-you again
squeeze goodbye.
Gladys is a martini (or two, or three)
-it's four o'clock somewhere!
Gladys is an excellent conversation,
a stirring debate.
Gladys is a chocolate lover.
Gladys is a generous and caring Auntie, great-aunt,
stepmother, and grandmother.
Gladys is a loving wife to Paul.

Gladys is all of these things and more,
much more than ink on a page can ever capture.
She is, not was; we will always remember,
and in that, she will always be with us.