It was so good to know you Gail -I felt that though we did not meet many times -we were 'kindred spirits' Sleep in Peace.
I will always remember Gayle welcoming me to sit and chat. She had many stories to share with me. Rest now Gayle and know that you are with everyone whose lives you touched in such beautiful ways
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Gail put in good innings. It seems so appropriate that Gail died right after Bob.
Laureen and I send our condolences to family - (Alex is the one I most remember) on the loss of both Bob and Gail. They were both good people - strong Christians and very thoughtful of each other - 64 years married is quite an accomplishment!
RIP Bob and Gail
We were neighbours on the Kingsway. She was the first to make me feel welcome to the community and got me to join Saint Luke United Church. She was very kind and
we enjoyed regular morning coffee breaks I am very sorry to hear of her passing and I’m sure she will be greatly missed by all the family
Although we met just a few times I loved Gail very much. We shared a sense of humour and our thoughts were similar, A drive from Mississauga to visit Bob's twin in Winnipeg was an unforgettable experience and joy. . Gail made a beautiful smocked dress for my first granddaughter Hannah McGilvery who was born in 1995- The year Bob's youngest Brother Harry died and Both came to visit which was another greatly appreciated time as Gail had a difficult health problem. Rest in peace Gail.