Nina and I have had many hours of conversation in the years I knew her. I know the many details of her remarkable life, and I have often said that her memories should be archived as part of the Canadian story. I will remember her strength, the sharpness of her mind, and her love of her family, I also would like to mention a very special gift she had, ....she could pack a suitcase like no one I have ever seen!
My sincere condolences to all her family,
Sherril
Tonio and i extend our deepest condolences to you. Please know that we share in your grief. We know well from personal experience the pain and sadness of losing a parent regardless of age or infirmity. Find comfort in knowing that Nina will live in you as long as you remember her.
We send our condolences to all. Unfortunately we are unable to make the service but hope to attend the cemetery service.
Sincerely
Greg, Doreen and family.
This is a lovely tribute to my grandmother. I fondly remember her visits to our home every summer in Ohio as a child. She played in the backyard with us, took us swimming, taught my brother and I how to play cards (and eventually poker!) made homemade pizza and her famous raspberry ice cream floats. God Bless you Granny!
Mrs. Milton was a very special person. Having known her since Vicky and I met in 1973, I was privileged to see her on many of their family occasions. I was always impressed by her wit, her kindness and her straightforwardness. She was interested in so many things and had such a sharp mind. She worked so hard for her family, and loved them all so much. I was very fortunate to share in a part of that.