Karen Munro (Friend of the family)

Entered May 3, 2021 from Foxboro, Ontario

Our deepest condolences , Molly was a very special woman and she will be with us always in our hearts and memories.
We may be apart , but we will get through this difficult time together.
Dave and Karen

John Damiani (Sons friend)

Entered May 4, 2021 from Mississauga

Lovely obit, condolences to all

Jack Brooks & Roberta Hornak (life long friend)

Entered May 4, 2021 from Oakville

John, Lynda, Andrew and Grace our thoughts and prayers are with you all.

Carol and Rainer Molnar (Friends)

Entered May 5, 2021 from Mississauga, Ontario

Dear John, Lynda, Andrew and Grace,

Our heartfelt sympathy on the passing of dearest Molly. We will miss her infectious smile and caring personality. Our annual Christmas visit to share German home-made cookies with her will be sadly missed. May she be at peace now with her loving husband Hugh. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all at this difficult time.

Love Carol, Rainer and family

Andrew and Grace McElhinney (Son and daughter in law)

Entered May 5, 2021 from Mississauga

We will miss so many things with you gone, but we have wonderful memories that will last for the rest of our lives.
Thank you for being a positive, loving, thoughtful person that we will always aspire to be.
Love Always and Forever

Molly was actually my "mom" longer than my real mom. Molly was very different than my own mother, she was a very straightforward, no nonsense kind of person but she was always there for me and we had some great times together. We worked together at The Bay for years on the fragrance counter where I was the Chanel girl and we had a great time there together. We enjoyed some great girl time going for lunch and she really enjoyed her martini, straight up with olives. We had some fun doing afternoon tea as well, we had hoped to get one in for her 90th birthday but we just didn't quite get to that in time. Molly really did enjoy a good laugh and there were times we would be crying, we were laughing so hard. She really loved our little pugs and they loved her, they really cracked her up. One thing she really helped me through was a conversation and decision I had to make when my sister was hospitalized. I was in turmoil and Molly kept me sane as I drove to the hospital to make a life and death decision in regards to Joyce's life. I will forever be grateful for that conversation. Molly I love you and you will forever be in my heart and mind.