Please accept our condolences at this sad time

Gail:

So sorry to see your Mom’s obituary in the paper….thinking of you. In fact, I think of you quite frequently! Even though (or maybe because) your Mom was 93, there are even more memories to grieve. When my Mom died at the approx. same age, I eventually cherished every time she popped into mind. If you raise a glass every time that happens, you will be restarting your “Pigs” Club.

Best regards and happy memories

Linda

Gail,

I am sorry I missed you Mom’s service. As you know my mother Hope passed away only 2 days later. Phyllis was always looking out for Mom in the Phoenician; perhaps she called her to a better place. They were great friends for so many years.

Peter

We wish to offer our condolences to Gail and Allison at this sad time. We remember our time spent in Canada and meeting up with Phyllis and I enjoyed our exchange of letters.

Our love to you all.

Carole and Mike

Dear Gail & Allison,

Please accept our sincere sympathy in the loss of your mother/grandmother. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. As requested, we will raise a glass in her honor.

Gail and Allison, We are so sorry to hear of the loss of your Mom/Grandmother but we know she now resides with the angels and at peace. She is watching over both of you now and forever.

We remember her as a very kind, gentle and welcoming lady who made my Mom feel better about moving into a Senior’s Residence. I remember her smile and her lovely laugh.

Take Care, We are thinking of you both.

Gail and Allison, the Vancouver Craigs share your loss. We recall fondly the happy hours spent with Aunt Phyl here in Vancouver – usually in the dining room of The Sylvia Hotel looking out over Phyl’s beloved ocean and appreciating the food, the toasts and each others company. She had so much to share with the younger generation about family and world times past – it was time to be treasured. Aunt Phyl brought her grace and English sensibilities to each party. We will all miss her.

Love and condolences from the Australian branch of the family.

My sincerest condolences, Gail. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

Sherry Martens

SAIT’s ALIVE members (retired and former colleagues and spouses from SAIT) send their condolences to the Whiteford Family in the loss of Phyllis. May she rest in peace.

Gail.

We were saddened to read of your Mom’s passing. Our deepest sympathy and best wishes to you and Allison at this difficult time.

Wayne and Katharine

(Sir John A MacDonald)

She was an elegant woman with a wicked sense of humour. I am glad she was part of my life. She is already missed!

Gail and Allison, I am so sorry for your loss. Even though, as you said, Phyllis had had enough, I know how painful a time this must be for you. She was an amazingly strong woman who will be missed.

Sending much love.

Roberta

Gail, Allison and family,

Sending our love and condolences. So hard to part, yet so lovely to remember. Thinking of you.

Shari & Trevor