Condolence From: LA
Condolence: Dear Family,
I am reaching out to you with sympathy for the loss of your precious family member. Death is a real enemy and it has claimed so many of our dear family members. Please take comfort in knowing that our loving God, Jehovah is very much aware of your loss. He has also arranged through His Son, Jesus, to bring back to life "all those in the memorial tombs." (John 5:28,29) Your dear Diane is resting right now, but in the future, she will be brought back to life to live in perfect conditions here on the earth, free from sickness, pain, sorrow, and even Death. (Psalms 37:10,11,29; 1Corinthians 15:26; Revelation 21:3,4) I hope that you will be strengthened and comforted by meditating on these wonderful promises from God. I am very sorry for your loss.
Wednesday February 07, 2018
Condolence From: Anne C Graham
Condolence: Dear Rolly
My deepest sympathy on the passing of your beloved Diane. Diane and I grew up together in Carleton Place and had many adventures together throughout Public School and Carleton Place High School. I have fond memories of your wedding and know that you had many happy years together. It was good to see you both recently when the Men of the Clyde sang at Fairview Manor. She is now at peace. Take good care of yourself.
With caring,
Anne Graham, Lanark
Tuesday January 30, 2018
Condolence From: Jean (Farquharson) Barr
Condolence: Eileen and family
I was so sorry to hear about Diane's passing. I first met Diane years ago when we were both at Willis College in Ottawa. Over the years we toured around together - dances, a trip to the States and shopping of course. Diane was a lovely person and I can still see her always so perfectly dressed, black hair always in place. The last time I ran into her was at the Almonte Fair quite a few years ago. A lady from Carleton Place had told me about Diane's illness and I was sorry to hear that. May all your memories help to keep her in your hearts - I will be thinking of you.
Sincerely - Jean
Thursday January 25, 2018
