Condolence: I am thinking of Joan today and hoping that all her family is feeling at peace with her loss, although I am sure you miss her a great deal. I enjoyed working with Joan very much at the Faculty of Nursing in Toronto.

Condolence: The original condolence seems to be misplaced. We just wanted to express our deepest sympathies and to let you all know we are thinking of you.

Condolence: An angel arrived in heaven, ready to rest from all her earthly work. Joan was a gift to me and I would not be in ministry without her presence in my life. Fred and family - it is my hope and prayer that you get to bask in her memory and the memories you shared with each other. She will truly be missed by us and so many more.
Blessings and hugs, Rev. Janet Jones

Condolence: Dear Sheila and family
I was sad to learn of Joan's passing. Although it has been years since I have seen your mother I have many fond memories of her and your family from our years living on Roywood. Throughout our childhood I was warmly welcomed into your home. Our trip to the East coast was just one happy memory. Joan was like a second mother in those years with all our sleepovers and meals.
I am sure she will be greatly missed, may your happy memories help to ease your pain.
In sympathy
Sandra Greschuk Mcleod

Condolence: Dear Mr. Brailey
My condolences to you and your children and all the family. I knew Joan through the social justice and UCW networks of the United Church. I admired her strength, kindness, and compassion. I loved when Joan was at a gathering - a sign it would go well. Her presence made things go smoothly. Holding you all in my prayers as I give thanks for Joan's life.
blessings,
Cheryl

Condolence: My condolences to all of Joan’s family. In working with Joan at the Faculty of Nursing I remember well her friendly and calm manner in dealing with everyone. It’s wonderful that she was positive and cared for well in her last days.
Sincerely, Diana Gendron

Condolence: I knew Joan as the excellent Chair of the BScN programme at the University of Toronto Faculty of Nursing. She worked well with colleagues and was wonderful with students. She was supportive and positive and will be well remembered by those whom she taught.
I am thinking of her family.
Judy Watt-Watson

Condolence: We just heard the sad news and want to express our deepest sympathy to all the family .Joan was a lovely lady and will be missed by sp many.

Condolence: Joan was a woman of many gifts which she shared so willingly with others. I knew her well from working with her on many projects at Westminster United Chuch. She was always such an inspiration to me. She exuded peace and kindness and shared her wonderful smile with us all. A true Christian spirit. I feel so priveledged to have known her. She will be greatly missed.
We send love and sympathy to you Fred and all your family.
Thank you Joan for giving us so much.
Brenda and Owen

Condolence:
Mr. Brailey,

My sincere condolences at the passing of your lovely wife. May your memories give you great comfort.

Sincerely
Jill Sproule