Dear Mom,
Words cannot express the loss I feel now that you are gone. You will always be remembered in my heart for your truly wonderful spirit, dedication to your family, competence in everything you did and your everlasting love of life. I will always strive to carry forward all the lessons you taught me along with the values and morals you lived by every day. Missing you forever and always. Love Maire xoxox
Sheila held a very meaningful place in all our hearts. She and my mother (Mary Manson Ness) grew up as cousins as well as good friends. The relationship was especially meaningful after my dad died in 1986, and Sheila and Mom became travelling buddies.
A life very well lived.
God bless.
Rachel, Maire, Yvette, & Michelle,
I am incredibly sorry for your loss. Reading about Nan, seeing photos, and hearing memories from Rachel paint a picture of an incredibly kind and positive woman who left her mark on many. May you each take comfort in each other and the fond memories shared. Sending love & hugs ❤️
A wonderful woman.
I only met Sheila on 3-4 occasions in my life (starting at our wedding in 1974), but was always impressed by her vitality, sense of humour, social conscience, and love of life. A tremendous mixture! I wish that I had known her better, since every time that I spent with her I was blown away by her energy and lively spirit. It was a pleasure to have spent time with her--even on so few occasions.