Allan and Glenda, We are very sorry to her about your loss. Unfortunately we are unable to attend but we send our love and deepest condolences. God Bless.
Evelyn,Allan,Jennie,Hilda,Jake &Families; We are so sorry to hear Aunt Florie passed away. Our Sincere Sympathy to all the family. On our recent visit to NFLD, Leonard was so glad to have visited with her at Agnes Pratt Home, although she couldn't call him by name she was aware of who he was that day. Our thoughts are with you at this very difficult time. As you grieve her passing treasure all your wonderful memories. Leonard & Glenis. Ottawa, Ontario.
I am so sorry to hear about your loss -which is our loss. It has been so many long years since I have last seen Aunt Florrie but I remember her well. We, all Lehr family members and relatives, are spread so far and wide that it becomes more and more difficut just to drop in and have a cup of tea and a catch up. It is times like these that we stop and realise all the important family members we are connected to. I send all my love and warmth to all of you at this time. Ron
To The Dawe Family, Please accept my deespest condolences in the passing of Mrs. Dawe. She loved to be called NAN. She was a very lovely person and she will be sadly missed. RIP Mrs. Dawe
I never knew Aunt Florrie. If I met her as a child, I don't remember. I tracked her down several years ago when I was researching our family tree. On October 1, 2001, I received a nice letter from her, giving me a couple family history details. She said that she was nine days old when her mother Jenny died. Her grandmother Sarah Greening (nee Moss) raised her after Jenny died. Florrie was 12 years old when Sarah died. Then she went to live with her sister Myrtle in Middle Brook.
May her memory be eternal!
Jeannie and Allan and The Dawe Families, So sorry to hear about your Mother. Our condolence go out to each of you. God Bless her and each of you, may she rest in peace.
