Condolences
You were so tired Deanna. Now you are finally able to sleep.I will miss our lively phone chats.
Doug I am so sorry to hear of Deanna's passing. We will miss her you and I. Take care of yourself Doug. I hope you don't lose your sense of humour. Love your sister in law Gail.
Deepest Sympathies to Deanna's family and friends.
I had the pleasure of meeting Deanna while visiting my brother this past June. She was so friendly, generous and engaging, a true neighbour in every sense. The brief time spent with her made an impact, I'm sure she will be greatly missed by many. Rest in peace Deanna, will think of you when I sip tea from the little teapot you encouraged me to choose from your collection.
Sincerely, Ann (Alexander) Zsigmond
DEANNA, a week and a half ago Doug and I were singing you happy birthday to you, watching you open birthday presents, and eating birthday cake at the kitchen table, we all looked forward to our Tuesday morning pancake and bacon routine, where we were able to sit and talk, you would tell us about your searches into your ancestry, show us your latest thrift store finds, or what ever project you had going on around the house. You would always greet me as I entered the house, even when you were obviously exhausted from everything you had going on. You couldn't leave the thrift store with out getting Darcy a coca-cola gift for his collection, you volunteered let me go out the door without telling me to drive safe, and made sure I had some water and treats to get through my day. When I walked in the house on Wednesday morning and looked towards the couch and seen you were not there, followed by Doug's trembling voice saying he had bad news, my heart broke. You will be missed very much... where ever you are I'm sure you found Darcy, my deepest condolences to Deanna's family and friends.
JASON CRAIK
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