Condolence From: Norah Love
Condolence: I am very saddened by Mary's passing and regret not being able to attend her memorial service last week. Mary was a thoughtful, intelligent and compassionate woman who touched the lives of many........family, friends, her church community, countless students, and both staff and residents at Windbourne Park residence. I admired Mary's resilience and courage as she weathered many losses and challenges in her life. In spite of these, she continued to find hope and joy in the people and world around her and rose above her difficulties. I always enjoyed her poetic references and her skill with words. I would like to have had one more conversation and one more game of scrabble with Mary. She remains in my heart. My deepest condolences to her family.
Saturday October 14, 2017
Condolence From: Bonnie Wilson
Condolence: Our late mother Gloria Wilson always talked fondly of her cousins Mary and her sisters. We recently had the pleasure of Mary's company with her two nieces at our late mother's 90th birthday celebration in 2016 and later that year when Mary celebrated her 90th birthday mom and our sister Barbara attended her celebration. What a lovely time they had together reminiscing of old times.
Our condolences go out to her family, she will be greatly missed.
The Wilson Family
Thursday October 05, 2017
Condolence From: Stacey Clark
Condolence: I work at Winbourne Park Long Term Care. I am a housekeeper and Dietary Aide. I have known Mary for 2 years. It was such a pressure coming into work and seeing her. She always had a great smile. She use to help out put out the bibs in the diningroom. When I cleaned her room we always had a chat. I will miss Mary with all my heart. I felt so bad when I found out that she passed. I know someday I will see Mary again because we both had such great faith in the Lord. She was an amazing lady and I love her very much. I was so touched because she left me a book on Mother Theresa. My condolences to the family and her close friends. I know Mary is happy were she is now. She is looking down from heaven with such a big smile. I will never forget you Mary. Love you always. xxoo
Wednesday October 04, 2017
Condolence From: Marie Howran
Condolence: Please accept my sincere condolences on the loss of Mrs. Langlois - Madame - She was a favourite home-room teacher of my husband Jim, who passed away last month. He had the opportunity to see her at the NHHS reunion and she recognized him immediately. It brought a huge smile to them both. She was also my French teacher and I too remember her fondly. Our thoughts and prayers are with her loved ones. The Howran family.
Wednesday October 04, 2017
Condolence From: Earla D. Liedtke
Condolence: Mme Mary Langlois ... she made such a huge difference in the lives of those she taught; will never forget her message that influenced my life from the high school French classes at N.H.H.S. - "whatever you want in life, you'll get" (with your personality, you won't stop until you achieve it).
RIP my mentor and friend ... you made a difference!
Tuesday October 03, 2017
Condolence From: Mary Warren
Condolence: To Mrs. Langlois' family. We are so sad to hear of Mary's passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all. The Warren Family.
Tuesday October 03, 2017
