TO ALETA MATSON FAMILY; MURIEL, LAURA AND ROY;

I REMEMBER ALETA AND WES GROWING UP. SHE WAS A LOVELY PERSON. OUR DEEPEST SYMPATHIES ARE WITH YOU AT THIS TIME.

JANICE AND LUTHER MACNEIL

Your Mum and Dad ran our Corner Gas. When we were children we would ride our bikes to buy a chocolate bar. Later it was the closest gas station. Your Mum was always so friendly even if she had to pump gas in the snow. It was only last week I was thinking about her.
I’m sure you have wonderful memories to support you through these days.
My thoughts are with you
Susan

I only met Aleta and Wes a few times in the 60’s when my dad (Russell) was passing through Bolton on the way to “the farm” (aunt Jennie and uncle Arnold Moffat). We always stopped to say hello and always received a very warm welcome. I hope her life was as joyfull as it was long; may she rest in peace. Rick and Ev Matson, Gravenhurst.

I have many fond memories of your Mom & Dad when they would come to the dances at the Enniskillen Hall at the Blackhorse and your Dad would call the square dances. Your Mom always there by his side. She was a lovely person. Our sincerest sympathies.

Barry & Nancy Barton

I’m sorry for your loss Doreen, Donna & families. I remember going to “Wessies” for ice cream and I also remember your Mom as a very kind and friendly person. May your memories sustain you during this time.
Hugs,
Theresa

Donna, Doreen & Families

Our deepest sympathy of a wonderful Mother,Aunt, Grandmother etc. I have many memories of Aunt Leta coming to Mum’s (her sister) & sharing in so many function in the Church, always a helping hand those two were. They had a wonderful relationship along with my Dad & your Dad. We always had a wonderful relationship with both you girls & I will always remember our school days in Bolton. I still use your Mom’s recipe for her Yummy “Macaroni Salad” that she always brought to all of our reunions which have since diminished. To a wonderful Aunt, may she RIP.

With All Our Love,

Beth, Larry & Family

I wish to extend my blessings to my cousin’s family. Aleta lived a long, useful life. May she rest in peace.

Margaret Fuller Hesp

Doreen and Donna and Families,

I am very sorry to hear about the passing of your mother. I remember going to the service station many times and enjoying her kindness.

Deepest Sympathy,
Paul Byrnes

Dear Donna & Doreen and Families, I am sure Aunt Aleta will be missed but she is now resting in peace, I can sure remember all the good times we shared growing up. Memories we have forever.
God Bless

Donna & Frank, Doreen & Carl and families: Our condolences to you and your loved ones during this difficult time . Losing someone you love is never easy, but memories of Aunt Aleta will forever be treasured .Our thoughts are with you.. In our hearts Brenda, Mike and Family

Aunt “Leta” always a smile and a laugh and supper was never late when I worked at the garage on weekends. Always a great time working there when I was young.
Its never easy losing someone – these memories will always be with me.

Our thoughts and prayers are with you – Dave, Barb and families.

Donna, Doreen & Family
Our deepest condolences on your loss. Aunt Aleta was a lovely & kind person. May you hold close to you the many memories you shared with such an amazing Mother.
Our sincerest sympathies
Sharon & Alex

Donna, Doreen and Families
Please accept our most sincere condolences for the loss or your mother.
George has many good memories of both of your parents years ago, when they were involved with music, as your father got “Santones” many jobs to play at where your parents would also be involved.
May your memories comfort you at this time.
Audrey and George

Doreen & Carl, Donna & Frank, sorry to hear about you mom’s passing. It was a pleasure to have known her and your dad.
We had a lot of good dances, etc. Where have the good times gone.It seems like yesterday we all shared lots of fun.
Take care and be happy,
Norma (Breedon) Wallbank

My Mom(Pearlie) always spoke dearly of her sister Leta and they shared a special bond even after Leta went to live with Gramma Hendry and Aunt Pearl. I believe she never missed sending Aunt Leta a birthday card each year always with special memories. I’m certain that when Mom passed in April of this year, she was up above rallying to have Leta come and join her so they could resume their childhood bond. May they both be having the time of their lives.

We wish to express our condolences, Gloria Shaw (nee \Matson) and family. We are so sorry for your loss. I remember so much of when Uncle Wes & Aunt aleta had the gas station north of Bolton and all the get togethers at the Orange Hall in Palgrave. Now they are both together, happy to be finally together in the end.