Saddened to read of Stella's passing. She was my closest and dearest friend from as long ago as I can remember--1944 when my childhood memories kick in. Visited with het when she was in Piccadilly and we had chats of long ago---skating at Earl's field between the grass climps,picking Bloodroot and Dog-toothed violets when we were not supposed the be near the river, her "ballerina" days in the back of the house on Main St. and the long walks the full length of town for her piano lessons. One time she even remembered visiting us in Germany with her Mom and Dad. She is in a better place now and will be happy to be with Bob and Flossie again. Prayers and love to all. John and Pat
Bev & I wish to pass on our condolences on the passing of your sister, Bob. It sounds as if Stella lived a very interesting and rewarding life. May she rest in peace. Bev & Darlene Hazlett
Gerry:
My deepest sympathy to you and your familiy.
Had tried to look you up in Moncton a few years back with no luck. Hope you are both doing well.
Again so sorry about your loss.
