Audrey and Keith were in my eyes, the all star couple. I knew them both from our parish, and when it came to matters of faith and discipleship, they lead by example, and so by inspired me to try and live my faith more meaningfully and actively. My wife Carol and I were blessed to work with Keith and Audrey on the Marriage Preparation course for a number of years, where they gently mentored us with their grace and wisdom, before handing it off to us to continue their legacy.
What a blessing to have felt the warm glow that always emanated from these two special people. May the way they lived their lives continue to inspire us for years to come.
Well done faithful servants. May you eternally rest in peace!
I wanted express my deepest sympathies to the Jarvis family. I have fond memories of playing tennis with Audrey, I use to ride my bike over to the plaza and Audrey would pick me up in her car and we would drive out to Credit Valley Tennis club for the women’s morning tennis round Robbin. I enjoyed visiting with Audrey in her home in Etobicoke, we had a lot of fun playing tennis. My condolences, Neil Jones
Audrey was always very special to me! Ever since I was a little girl, when we would keenly discuss books--so she had a huge part in making me the voracious reader I am. She was also very kind to my mother Marion, especially in mom's last years. We all had some memorable times at the Canadian Room as well as in the kitchen at 28 Harjolyn Drive, with Keith by her side. (Mercedes and Jack's home.)
Kathy, Jim, Maureen & Ted
My deepest condolences on your mom’s passing. Your mom and dad and were wonderful at helping our family feel at home when we moved from Winnipeg and I remember whenever i was in a room with your mom, whether at our house or yours, she always brightened it up with her smile, kindness and laughter. She leaves a great legacy in all of you and your families and many more, like Bill and me. I hope the great memories will help with the current sadness. I will remember her with great affection.
To my sincere regret, Suzanne and I will be out of the country on March 31st, but our thoughts will be with all of you.
David Northcote