Thinking of you at this difficult time

Gord Darlene Arlene and Peter
While growing up in Bolton as youths and family friends, your mom and dad always opened their home to friends of Gordys. I will remeber your mom as a woman who made us all feel comfortable and welcome. I enjoyed our friendly banter about life in the early Bolton days. Gob bless all of you and may your mom fly with the angels on her next journey

Gord, Darlene ,Arlene and Peter, I am so sorry to hear of Jean’s passing. I have a lot of memories of your Mom and Dad over the years. My thoughts, prayers and love is with you at this time.
Connie Vanstone.

Arlene, Peter, Joanne, Richard and David, Gord and Darlene
Our deepest sympathy. May the happy memories you have, make the days ahead a little easier. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Cheryl and Larry Soper, Chad and Chantal, Amber and Sean

Dear Arlene, Gord and family:
I was so sorry to hear of your Mom’s passing. I have many, many fond memories of her from when we went on family vacations together or spent time at one another’s homes. What a coincidence that her and my mother passed away exactly on the same day, September 25th, thirty years apart.
May your many family memories be a comfort to you right now. She had a good life and is now with Bill. Wish at least one of us could have attended the funeral, but please know our thoughts will be with you tomorrow. Cathie Winterkorn

I’ll sure miss Jean at the manicure sessions at the Shelburne Res. She livened up the group! With Sympathy, Karen

Arlene, Gordon and families:
My condolences to you and yours. I remember Jean as a young bride from Winnipeg living in the penthouse suite of Bolton.s Queen’s Hotel.. Jean had the honor of playing the national anthem at the first Bolton minor hockey father and son banquet in Bolton Town Hall in the mid 1950s. She was a wonderful lady who supported the Blue Bombers through think and thin. She was a booster of all her family and will be missed.
Bill Whitbread.

Friendly, fun-loving, and the life of the party – that is the way we remember Jean. Bill and Jean used to have a blast when they vacationed in Florida together with the Leavens, Egans, Hesps, and Boretsky’s. Our deepest condolences to her family.
Ken and Chris Graham (Leavens)

To Arlene, Gordon and families,
We are thinking of you, and remembering the good times with Jean. She sure liked a good game of bridge, and kept the party lively. Our condolences to all of you at this time.
Ray and Isabelle Bottoms

To Arlene, Gordon and families,
I am very sorry to hear about Jean’s passing. She was a good friend with my mother, Reta Byrnes. My mother often mentioned how much she enjoyed being with Jean.
Deepest Sympathy,
Paul Byrnes

Dear Arlene, Gord and families,
My mother Phyllis McMullan and I send our deep condolances on the loss of your mother. Let your fond memories and precious family times give you support to go on. Our sympathies and comforting thoughts are with you at this time. We are sorry we were unable to attend.
Phyllis McMullan
Ruth McMullan-Campbell

Gord, Darlene & families
Sorry to hear of your loss. We remember well the chats we had with Jean when she walked to our end of Norton.
Our thoughts are with you.
Sincerely
John, Myrna & family

Dear Arlene, Gord and families,

I have such fond memories of your Mom. Tom and I would always have a visit with her when we were in Bolton visiting Mom and Dad. Cherish your wonderful memories of your family times together. They will sustain you in the years to come. My thoughts are with you.

Lois Heppell (Egan)

Gord, Darlene and family. Sorry to hear about you Mum my condolences to you all.

Our sincere condolences regarding the loss of your mother and mother in law