I am so sorry to learn of Mrs. Matthews passing. She was my teacher in grade 7 and in grade 8 and was one of the best! I have very fond memories of class and of seeing her on Elm Street. Thinking of her family and friends at this difficult time.
Stacie Amo Teasdale
Graham,
I am so deeply saddened by the passing of Sylvia. Although I was unable to visit more often I did value and cherish the times that we did visit - tea and cookies and sometimes banana or lemon bread:). I valued immensely our conversations given her present and past experiences that she openly shared - she was a wealth of knowledge and support. Sylvia was someone I loved and respected. I will truly miss being able to look into the window in search of the light on by her chair as I pass by your house. Please know that I care and will always be there for you should you wish to ask for anything at all.
Loving regards,
Cyndi Forrest
Graham & Family;
So sorry to hear you've lost your lovely, brave Sylvia. We've shared a long hug with our best friends (each other) as she had wished. Hope you all find comfort in shared memories of special times you all had with her.
Alan & Sue Caldwell
Dear Michael and David and Family members.
We were saddened to hear of the death of Sylvia after her valiant battle with cancer. Bob and I offer our sincere sympathy to you at this time. May fond memories of this talented lady give you comfort and strength at this difficult time.
Cathy Sawyer Griffin
Our most sincere condolences to Sylvia’s family. We have shared many happy times over the years. Will always remember the lovely musicals and choirs Sylvia directed during her time Linklater public school. All our love
Vivienne and Rick White
