Tim and Shelley. Sorry to hear about Barbara. I am going to miss our annual phone calls on our same day birthdays. Thinking back to my youth, I remember she was my father's favourite niece. Tim's comment about bringing out Bessie broke me up.
Best wishes to you all.
Dave Motion
I am very sorry to hear the sad news. Your mother was a lovely lady. I am glad that I was able to visit her when I was in Saskatoon a few years ago.
Nancy Tabaska
Tim and Shelley and family. I am so so sorry for your loss. To me she was (and always will be) Auntie Barb ❤️ She always had updates and stories to share on you and the grandkids when we spoke on the phone. Recently Auntie Barb gave me her pastry recipe (by memory) and promised me I couldn’t screw it up…we shall see…hahaha…I will miss her laugh. I will always be so very grateful to Auntie Barb and Uncle Ian for having my Dad stay with them in their home while my Mom was in hospital in Saskatoon (Ken and Lois McKinlay). Please let me know about the service (even to attend virtually). Sending you prayers and condolences. Kari McKay. karebearmckay@shaw.ca
Dear Shelly, Tim and families,my deepest sympathy in the passing of your mom Barbara. She was one of my dearest friends and I will forever miss our phone calls and all the laughs and stories we shared. We were friends for over 50 years. She’ll be welcomed in Gods Heaven by Ian and her parents and siblings and Luke too. He was always so fond of your folks.I find it hard to believe she’s gone on ahead, she will be in my thoughts and prayers forever.I will miss her laugh! She was so much fun. My heart is hurting for you all at this difficult time, Stay strong and close. You were your moms greatest treasure.Love Verna Hilsendager
My condolences to Shelley and the family. Barbara was one of my favourite customers at Select Roses in the 1990s. Such an impressive lady and a pleasure to chat with every time she stopped in.
Kevin Hope
Shelley, Shelby, Tim and family,
I am deeply sorry for your loss of Barbara. I met her a couple of times and the one thing I remember is her laugh. It just made you want to stand closer and get in on the fun.
