Mona Walker
Card of Thanks
We, the children of the late Mona Walker wish to express our sincere thanks and gratitude to all of our family and friends for their love and support during this most difficult time with the loss of our treasured Mother. We are extremely appreciative to all who expressed their sympathy through prayers, visits, phone calls, memorial donations, cards and by attending Mom’s wake and funeral. Thank you to those who travelled from out of town to be with us, those who sent flowers, food and to those that shared stories about Mom with us. Thank you to those who took part in Mom’s service, especially Father Nnajiofor, your comforting words meant so much to us, the choir from St.Marguerite Bourgeoys Parish, and the beautiful fiddle music from Howie MacDonald that would have brought so much joy to Mom. To Geoff, Cyril and Carol for your scripture readings and to the baby Grands, Kenzie, Paige, Emma and Sarah for taking part in the offertory. Gran would have been so proud of you all! Thank you to the caring staff at Chant’s funeral home for their guidance and professionalism during such a difficult time, especially to Wendy, Thank you. We want to thank Dr. MaryAnne Campbell for her wonderful care over the years. Thank you to Dr. Jensen and Dr. MacCormick for their compassion and care shown to Mom and to the staff at the Cancer Center, The VON staff, especially Dania and the Palliative care teams, thank you for all of your support and care. Cousin Shelley, thank you for the daily liquid gold and constant kindness. To Aunt Vera, thank you so much for the parcels and the phone calls that you regularly sent to Mom. They always brought Mom joy to see the treasures that you took the time to find. Cousin Carol, thank you for your 24/7 care and kindness. To our Aunt Anna, where do we begin? We can not express to you our deepest gratitude for always being there, for constant support and encouragement for Mom and for us. We do not know what we would have done without you! Thank you so very much.
“God saw you getting tired and a cure was not to be. So, he put his arms around you and whispered “Come to Me”. Until we meet again.
God Bless you all.
Lisa Walker Mohammed and Ian Walker and Families
