Condolence: I just learned of this awful news. The words simply aren't there.

Condolence: Ron, Tim, Ian and all our extended family out east:

It shattered my heart to hear the news. At the same time I was overwhelmed with a few rich, warm memories of time spent with Bernadette and yourself. She was an impressive woman. One of a kind. She brightened the world she graced. I wish Isaac could have had more time with her.

Condolence: Ron
Sorry to hear of the loss of Bernadette.
The difficulty loosing a lifelong partner is huge.
Bernadette's life time work will live on in all our memories.
And the care you provided in her time of need.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family now and in the days ahead.
Take care,
Frank Fawson

Condolence: Dear Ron, it is with sadness that I learned of Bernadette's hospitalization and passing. It was meaningful to read about Bernadette and to have my memory refreshed at the richness of her life and talents. She was a special woman who touched the lives of many. You have been thought about so often when I pass your Hyson Pt Home. Take care of yourself at this time. Thoughts are with your and Bernadette's family. Sincerely, Margaret Bayer

Condolence: Dear Ron: There are no words to express the sadness I feel over the loss of Bernadette. She was an extraordinary woman and a person who taught me much about being a good person, a good wife and a good mother. Her generosity of spirit was inspiring. Take good care, Dianne

Condolence: One of my favourite memories of time shared with Bernadette and Ron:

Breaksfast at the Chester Golf Club; especially the time when we learned of Bernadette's connection to Tancook Island. Nancy went upstairs with Bernadette to look through the washroom window at the island.

Ron lets make a date for breakfast real soon.

Condolence: So Sorry for your loss. R.I.P Bernadette

Condolence: Ron,
I am so very, very sorry over your loss. Your strength and courage was truly admired and I will very much miss her visits into the Savvy Sailor.
You cared and protected her for as long as you could - she is now forever watching over you.

Will be thinking of you both tomorrow and hope to see you soon.
Helen

Condolence: Ron,

How sad I was to learn of this. There are no words. Take good and gentle care of yourself. It's how Bernadette would want it.

Alison

Condolence: Dear Ron:

Florence and myself are truly sorry to learn of your loss.

I will always have fond memories of our little chats down at the dock -- particularly when Bernadette would offer a thought along with her warm smile.

I would hasten to add Ron, that your great love for Bernadette -- so evident with every step you took arm-in-arm with her, has always touched me.

Take care Ron.
Fred & Florence