Dianne, Faye/Lynn, Jeannie/Al and all of your families: I was so very sorry to hear of Aunt Mae's passing yet rejoice with you that she is in a joyful, pain free heavenly home-- I can just see the wonderment in her taking it all in! Mom was so blessed last month to have that long phone chat with her, thanks to the direct dial button on Aunt Mae's phone:). Love to each of you, Lois (in Toronto assisting mom and dad over the holidays).
Dianne, Faye/Lynn, Jeannie/Al and all of your families: I was so very sorry to hear of Aunt Mae's passing yet rejoice with you that she is in a joyful, pain free heavenly home-- I can just see the wonderment in her taking it all in! Mom was so blessed last month to have that long phone chat with her, thanks to the direct dial button on Aunt Mae's phone:). Love to each of you, Lois (in Toronto assisting mom and dad over the holidays).
Aunt Mae was a positive and happy person - in her celebration of life, I will always remember the bright eyes and the harmonica playing. She will be missed. Best wishes, Jim and Diane Craig
Dear Families, I was saddened to read of Mae's passing. I have known Mae for almost 40 years, going back in time to when she worked at the Jubilee Home. It was at this time that I purchased her upright Nordheimer piano which I enjoyed using until just last year. Mae was a fine lady who took all of life's ups and downs in her stride. She will be missed. Sincerely,
You are in our thoughts and our prayers at this time of loss. Love Uncle Garry, Aunt Anita, Gerry, Linda, Jason, and Julie, Aaron, John, Madison, and Haley
Lots of happy memories of visits with Auntie Mae. Glad she met our children as they grew up. Mae always had a great smile, and shared her musical abilities. She was the one that connected us with the Australian side of the Silks. Our sympathy to the family. Mae's life was well lived. She will be missed, and remembered fondly.
