Rose Ann and Sandy, I am so sorry to hear of the loss of your Mom. I remember her smile and friendly personality. You are in my thoughts and my heart is with you during this difficult time
So sorry to hear about your loss. Mothers leave big voids but memories are wonderful. Thinking of you at this difficult time. Hugs.
Cathy Hammond (Judy’s friend)
So sorry to hear about your loss. Mothers leave big voids but memories are wonderful. Thinking of you at this difficult time. Hugs.
Cathy Hammond (Judy’s friend)
Sending my love to you Sandy and your family. Your mom was awesome, when I had Jesse 36 years ago, your mom was my night nurse. I had jesse on my bday March 6, 1990. Just before midnight when my bday was ending, your mom came to my room with a cupcake and candle. She made my bday special. Sending you a big hug. May Winnie rest in paradise
Sandy ,rose Ann & family , my heart goes out to you all ‘ I first met Winnie in 1973 when I started my first nursing job at the grace maternity in the nursery & we worked together & she sure was a guidance to me ! I’ll always hold those memories dear to my heart , hugs to all love Pam
Roseann and sandy, I was deeply saddened to hear of Winnie’s passing. Sarah and I have fond memories of Winnie when we lived next-door on Williams Lake Road. Winnie was a godsend to me during Sarah‘s younger years, Winnie would come over and sit with Sarah while Danny picked me up at work in the evenings. Many summer mornings Winnie would often come over and we would have tea outside while Sarah played in the yard, 2 of us bawling our eyes out watching Princess Diana‘s funeral on TV Winnie’s proudest moment was when she taught Sarah her first bad word, how Winnie would laugh every time she said it. Winnie was a wonderful woman and will be loved and missed by many. Rest easy Winnie you now have your wings, fly high with the Angels
The family of Winnifred Ann Chisholm uploaded a photo
