She was my UNCLE Audry to me. Not sure where that started. Memory in my mind is of her wedding day. I thought she looked like a princess in her gown. Always had the positive outlook. Always put her interests and thoughts behind those of others. These are the facts. She will feel very much at home where she is. Love you.

Audrey was my dear friend and neighbour for many years, we shared many memories and laughs and always stayed in touch, she was such a kind and caring person! She shared many of her great recipes with me and we had so much fun making pickles!! Our condolences to all the family, she will be missed. Judy and Barry Lyons

I will always remember 'Tuning' with Auntie Audrey and am more than grateful to have had the privilege of learning about 'No Talking Tunes' from her. Another memory that makes me laugh every time I recall it, is the artificial flowers she had in a flower bed or two - mixed in with real ones. She took a lot of teasing and even posed for pictures with a watering can and the 'flowers'. I hold dear to my heart a memory of when I was ten and my family and come back to Alberta to visit between postings. We spent time with Auntie Audrey and Uncle Jack when they lived in Lethbridge. Auntie Audrey fancy braided my hair for an outing we all took to Waterton Park - on the day they landed on the moon.

Heartfelt condolences to Julie and Family and Tyler and Family.

Love,

Dana-Lynne and Family