To Bartle Family,

We are so sorry to hear the sudden bad news of the passing of your mom,grandmother. I know that she will sadly missed by all that knew and loved her.

Yours truly,
Terry/Marg Griffin & Family

Our Thoughts And Prayers go to the Family .

Fred and Dianna Quinn

Charlottetown P E I

Deepest sympathies for your loss. The support of family & friends will help you through these hard times.

Condolences,
Vicky Marcon

We are so sorry to hear of your loss. She was loved and cherished by all of the family.
I will always remember the time when I was starting Grade One and she sent me my very own School Supplies, a pencil, an eraser and a little case to hold it in.
Your Mother had a very generous heart, and I will miss her dearly. I have asked The Church do a mass in memory of your loving Mother.

PLease keep her memories dear to your heart, for I know we will down here in PEI.

Love to All of you

Allen Lecky (Nephew to Myrna) and all the family

Our thought and prayers are with all of the family today as you say goodbye to such a loved member as Myrna. We have many fond memories to cherish.

Chuck & Barb Bartle

We are all so very sorry about hearing of Myrna’s passing. She worked at our home for about 14 years. Myrna was always so conscientious and trustworthy. She did such a fantasitc job which made her very difficult to replace when she finally decided to take a very deserved retirement! We will remember Myrna as a ‘lady’ with lots of class. We enjoyed her stories and anecdotes about her life out east with many brothers and sisters, her fondness for her family (children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren) and of course animals. Our own children knew Myrana through their childhood and young adulthood and describe her as a “sweet lady” who never complained about the “messy state of their rooms” She was a good listener and always had sound, common sense advice when asked. Even though she has not worked at our home for awhile we would often run into each other in town or during walks. Conversation was always pleasant with Mryna as she never appeared or acted her age. This is defintely a compliment as she was always young at heart. We missed her when she retired and will miss her and remember her fondly now that she is gone. Our prayers and thoughts are with her family.
Love,
Dave, Sharon, Andrew, Nicole and Shady Dog!

To an entire street of kids and their parents she was simply known as Nan and those kids loved her and I’m sure in some cases thought of her as their real Nan, Myrna was a caring Mother and loving Grandmother and a great person to have around and converse with, she will be missed.
Rest in peace Nan
The Wellspring Family

Sorry to hear about Myrna’s passing. She always spoke when we met, and that was such a short time ago, grocery shopping. Her conversations were always a pleasure, and she will be missed by many. Our thoughts and prayers go out to her family. Sincerely, Isabelle Bottoms

Diane and Chad,

We are so very sorry to hear of the sudden loss of Myrna. She really was such a wonderful lady, and we enjoyed the many lively conversations we had over the years as neighbours. We will miss seeing her around town and her occasional drive by visit over the past couple years. Our thoughts are with you both, and our deepest condolences.

Diane and Chad, Sorry to hear about Myrna. I have known her a long time, going back as to when she worked at CSA. I know she loved Chad very much. She always talked about him and my Becky when at Humberview. Small world. I’m glad I did see her a month ago and told her Becky has had her first born, a little boy and named him Jaxson.

May you rest in peace Myrna, we will always be thinking of you.

John Softley