Contributions to the tribute of Margaret Isobell Tullis

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Hi Janice, I am sad to hear of Aunt Margaret's passing although we all expect it is going to happen. I may not be able to come and attend the funeral ,as I am still doing interviews with prospective employers. But my heart and thoughts will be with all of you. Now, I start to reminisce all the good laughters we had when they came to visit mother...especially with that winter coat..still hanging in the attic upstairs.. where she and I modeled around the living room with it. Give my heartfelt condolence to the family especially to all the Aunties.I would like very much to sing and play the guitar at her funeral but I know she will also understand what I am going through now.I know it is hard to let somebody go but it is also much harder to see them suffer here. At least now, she is not in pain anymore. God bless her soul. Take care and all my love. Bernadette Solis

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Lanark South District Women\ posted a condolence

Our condolences to the family at this sad time. She will be missed by family, friends and fellow Institute members, especially the McIlquhams branch. With Sympathy from the Lanark South District W.I. members

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John Cathy Marston posted a condolence

John and I wish to extend to the family of Margaret our sincere sympathy in your loss of a wonderful lady.WE worked with Margaret at the Winchester hospital for many years and cherished her presence in the operating room.She was my head nurse and very kind and motherly to us all. John gave anaesthetics there and always respected Margaret's decisions.I had an opportunity to visit with her about two years ago at the Carlingwood shopping mall and we reminissed about the times we had in the OR.WE know you all have many fond memories and these are a nice keepsake to Margaret's memory.

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John Cathy Marston posted a condolence

Thursday, May 8, 2008

John and I wish to extend to the family of Margaret our sincere sympathy in your loss of a wonderful lady.WE worked with Margaret at the Winchester hospital for many years and cherished her presence in the operating room.She was my head nurse and very kind and motherly to us all. John gave anaesthetics there and always respected Margaret's decisions.I had an opportunity to visit with her about two years ago at the Carlingwood shopping mall and we reminissed about the times we had in the OR.WE know you all have many fond memories and these are a nice keepsake to Margaret's memory.

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Bernadette Solis posted a condolence

Tuesday, May 6, 2008

Hi Janice, I am sad to hear of Aunt Margaret's passing although we all expect it is going to happen. I may not be able to come and attend the funeral ,as I am still doing interviews with prospective employers. But my heart and thoughts will be with all of you. Now, I start to reminisce all the good laughters we had when they came to visit mother...especially with that winter coat..still hanging in the attic upstairs.. where she and I modeled around the living room with it. Give my heartfelt condolence to the family especially to all the Aunties.I would like very much to sing and play the guitar at her funeral but I know she will also understand what I am going through now.I know it is hard to let somebody go but it is also much harder to see them suffer here. At least now, she is not in pain anymore. God bless her soul. Take care and all my love. Bernadette Solis

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Lanark South District Women\ posted a condolence

Tuesday, May 6, 2008

Our condolences to the family at this sad time. She will be missed by family, friends and fellow Institute members, especially the McIlquhams branch. With Sympathy from the Lanark South District W.I. members

Margaret Isobell Tullis

July-09-1915 - May-04-2008

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