Rest In Peace Mildred
God Bless

You were a very special lady Mildred & I loved you so much. My condolences to the family & thanks to Lynn for always keeping me informed!
RIP Dear Mildred, Love Barb & Brian.

To the family of Mildred Norris

Mildred was a favourite of ours, she babysat my daughter Rebecca for a time and was a lovely lady to talk to at our church. She will be dearly missed’

May God comfort your hearts with peace at this time

Maureen and Dennis Kowal

So sorry to hear of Aunt Mildreds passing. She was a very kind & loving lady.

I will miss you so much Mildred.
Deepest sympathies to Lynn, Ruth & family.

Mildred was an exceptional person and I am very thankful to have known her for 50 years. With fondest memories and love to all of her family at this time . Many chats with Lynn and I over the years …soar with the angels Aunt Mildred …love Fran

Mildred was a very special lady. She helped teach me how to play bridge and we enjoyed many games together. I will always remember her with fondness. Rest in Peace my friend. My sympathy to all her family.

Very sorry to hear of the passing of Mildred. She was a very dear and long time friend of my mother in law, Florence Wilson. Rest in peace Milly.

Mildred will be missed by all who enjoyed her good company and sweet disposition. She was a truly good person and will be remembered for her pleasant smile and quiet wisdom. God bless you and keep you.

Many memories of Mildred and Jack from Macville United Church! Deepest Sympathy .

Aunt Mildred, what a lady…..always kind, independent and a tad stubborn at times. She loved her Church Family, and sure was a real gem. I am very proud and honoured to have know her most of my life.

God Bless you Mildred, you are now with Uncle Jack and Toby!!!!!!!

Mildred will be missed by all. I remember all the yummy dessert she baked for the bridge ladies.
My sympathy to the family

A great lady who faced the ups and downs of life with wit and grit has left us. Seldom have I met someone so incapable of self-pity. I admire her love for family, her home, her bridge club, her values, and her church. She had this gentle but wry cynicism against modernity and its pretensions. Thanks for loving on her so well these last decades. I will be in Nairobi from the 10th until the 26th so will sadly miss honoring her in person. Please know that I will be remembering her and the whole family as they gather.
with love and prayers,
Mark Shaw

Amazing lady sympathy to her family

Mildred was number one in so many areas during her life including kindness, courageous and the best neighbour.
God bless you Mildred.

John & Myrna Hoar

I will really miss you , Aunt Mildred. You were a very special person with qualities I admire.
Even when you faced adversity, you came through it and shone. I ‘ll miss our phone calls.

With love
Your niece
Grace

Dear Lynne I wish to express my sincere sympathy re the passing of Mildred . We played bridge in a foursome for years and had many laughs and good times together. She was a nice lady to all,

We were all truly blessed to have someone like Mildred visit our lives, even if only for a moment.
The memory of her kind smile and gentle spirit endures.

Condolences,
Edith Mitchell

Mildred will be missed by many. My memories with Mildred is all the bridge games she had a great sense of humour and lots of laughs. God Bless Mildred and condolence to the family

I hope I am not to late and I wish that I had spent more time organizing my thoughts but this is aunt Mildred to me.

I always loved aunt Mildred and uncle jack despite how much to this day I am not a tomato juice fan. I didn’t know know them but I connected with something about them, even when I was little.

Looking back and re meeting Aunt Mildred as an adult it makes sense. She was hilarious and sassy and just who she was. Her sister was a saint and raised my mother also a saint so it was so wonderfully refreshing to meet someone who was witty and a little cutting and maybe knew sometime we just could NOT be “loving and kind”

There is a lot of pure love and holiness running through our family. We are respectful and kind to each other. We look for the best and forgive the worst, I am so proud to be from this Mary Douglas style group, but the truth is sometimes I just want to be snarky and break the rules and call it like I see it and be funny. I always wondered why the “loving and kind” gene skipped me, but it didn’t, I got the loving(but really…? And kind (but come on…?.) from an equally wonderful kindhearted generous Summerville but sprinkled with a little Mildred “sass”.

As I get to know my cousins more and more I see so many treasured characteristics of grandma but these kids also have some Aunt Mildred in all of them because they bring the fun, make fun of everyone, are sassy, used to party(now we are all old) but like her they always welcome everyone, they love so deeply, they take people as is, they are committed, and some of the best people I know.

So after loosing both of these beautiful sisters I know two things,

They are both much of who we are as a family.
And
I still don’t like tomato juice

Love to all
And so much thanks to aunt Mildred for helping us be a “loving, kind, and funny” family