Many hugs to you John and your family on your loss of a beautiful lady. Always spoken highly of from my Mom and Dad – Macs and Elsie McLennan. Many fun times with all of you up at the cabin. Especially blueberry pickin! OH and the leaches in the lake..

My condolences love always Shirley

Thoughts, love and condolences to all of you.

For you Joyce:

Distance never separates two hearts that really care

For our memories span the miles and in seconds we are there

but whenever I start to feel sad because I miss you,

I remind myself of how lucky I am to have had someone so special to miss.

I am grateful for having known such a wonderful caring person.

Joyce was and always will be a part of my life- forever in my heart.

Rest now, Sharon

With sincere condolences to John and the extended Schofield family on the loss of a most remarkable and engaging woman. Joyce always made visitors to the cabin feel so welcome. May all treasure their memories of this wonderful family member and friend.

I have fond memories of playing the dice game (“Five Alive”?) with all of you at the cabin, and Joyce sitting at the top of the table, making us all feel welcome. I won’t soon forget her stories about Long Point Lake and the whole Elk Lake area. A lovely lady.

My very deep condolences to you all.

Carol (and Olivia) Condos

My deepest condolences to your family on the passing of a truly loving human being. She brought support and love to all who knew her.

Our condolences to your family. Joyce was one of my favorite people. I will always remember her smile. Rest in peace Joyce.

Joyce will be missed, her twinkling eyes and impish grin, always ready with a big hug and jubilant welcome.

She always made us feel special and comfortable, YES, she will be missed!

Our deepest sympathy is sent to you John, Maureen, Margo ,Sarah, Issac and families.

Love, Mike and Cyndi

Dear Maureen

With my deepest condolences my heart goes out to you and your wonderful family. I feel so blessed that I was able to be such a perhaps small and insignificant part of yours and their life. But from the picture window I saw such love, admiration for one another, joy and gratitude. It was a beautiful picture that you Maureen have added to as the months have gone by. God bless you and keep you in His embrace

I enjoyed getting to know Joyce recently when she was living at Mackenzie Town retirement village. She was always flittering about, bright and smiley, earning the nickname “butterfly” from my mother. We will all miss you “Butterfly”.