Dear Michael, Christine and family,
Monica was a lovely, bright, independent lady. I enjoyed working with her at Oshawa General Hospital. We worked many night shifts together. At that time, she lived in Markham. She and Michael moved so many times I lost count. She swore each move would be her last. Despite all the moves, we kept in touch. We had long telephone conversations and exchanged greeting cards. I truly believed Monica would live to 100! She loved her family very much. I lost a very dear friend. I miss her. Sincere condolences.
Joy Wawrzyniak
Hi Mom, I am so sad to see you go, when I first met you you welcomed me with open arms and to that day I loved you so much so thank you.I will miss you forever and ever and that I will love your daughter Christine forever and ever love Brian.
Mom, you were quite the lady, smart, funny, strong and such a go getter, you raised me to be the incredible woman that I am today and for that I am grateful, you were my best friend and confidante, my heart is broken but I will have all the memories we created together to carry on. Until we meet again I will always love you!!
Your baby girl
P.S. Give Mark a big kiss for me
Nanny, I remember all the times we shared together as a family and how you're sense of humor always lifted the spirits of those around you. You made an impact in every room you entered and always left everyone laughing and commenting on your fashionable clothing. We will always remember you and cherish the memories we shared together. Love you❤️ Adam, Al, Justin, Bentley, & Aaliyah
Mon, You came into my life as my Sister In Law when I was very young when you married your first husband, my Brother Keith. I remember the many days that I spent with you, Christine and Mark in Leckwith, Rumney and Llanrumney when Keith was overseas working. You then welcomed Peter, Helen and myself to Canada in the early 70's and I will always remember you as my Crazy, Outrageous, No Filters Sister in Law and dancing to the song Sweet City Woman. Go be with the family and one day we will all be together again. Goodnight Godbless Mon. Marcia
Nanny, we will miss you so dearly. Your humour and wit will never be forgotten, and you sure knew how to light up a room when you walked in. Rest peacefully until we meet again, love you.
Elizabeth, Dwayne, Olianah, Christiano, Quinncen, Amari.
