The daughters of Ruth (Hawkins) Lichter of Hamilton, remember how fondly our mother thought of Gladys and her brother Roy. As young girls we knew Gladys to be a kind and gentle woman.
.. A life well lived. Condolences,

Helen Martin
Joyce Maxwell
Gwen Ackland

We will miss Aunt Gladys so very much. She was a joy to be with and her visits each Christmas were a lot of fun; dear god, her exquisite baking could end wars. Gladys had a full life as did Don, an uncle I continue to miss; but not their dog, who hated everybody but them.
Say hello to everyone.

Our deepest sympathy to the family of Gladys Hughson We did not know Aunt Gladys well but she was often fondly mentioned by our late mother Irene Johnston, Sister-in-law to Gladys.
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Muriel (Johnston) McLeod

Barbara ( Johnston ) Moote

Family of Doris (Hawkins) Weaver of Brantford, remember our visits with Uncle Don and Aunt Gladys at the famhouse, when we were young children. Lots of memories.
Condolences from Doris Weaver and children, Sharon, Chuck, Brenda, Debbie, Bev, David and Gord.

We will remember the visits with Gladys & the sense of family community they provided.. I was always “James” to her.She was the aunt closest in age to me and her passing marks the last member of my fathers generation still living.

Was very sad to hear about the passing of Auntie Gladys. May she rest in peace. She was a very nice lady and have many fond memories of her

In loving memory of Auntie Gladys.
May your soul rest in everlasting peace.

Ken and Bee Moser.

Ken is the oldest son of Clara Moser so has many fond memories of Aunty Gladys.