Condolence: Dear Cynthia and Neilly, Fran and Annie and spouses, children, grandchildren. We were very sorry to learn of Dorothy's death, but so happy to hear of the peaceful way she died. She will be sorely missed, especially by our family at Foote Lake. We were always happy with our gatherings when she was visiting. She'd proudly wear a hat we kept especially for her, with a big button on it saying: Kiss me. I'm Liberal. And John, the ultimate Conservative, was only too happy to oblige! We will also remember her joyful spirit and comments - "Aren't we having fun?"; or "there's trouble in River City" when one of the grandchildren would fall or hurt itself; her love of euchre and our total confusion as she would change what was trump several times while playing a hand in order to garner more tricks. The clack of her knitting needles accompanied her in earlier days as she watched the ongoing action of her busy family, with whom she loved to spend time. She was a fun-loving, intelligent, warm woman who will be missed by family and friends. We are happy she is now safe in the hands of her presbyterian Lord who will tend to all her needs. God bless you, Dorothy.
Love John and Lorraine Williams

Condolence: Dear Aunt Cynthia and all the Nelles family,

Zach, Sam and I were very sad to hear about the passing of Dorothy. We will miss her game playing and hearty laugh at Foote Lake this summer. We're sorry that we won't be able to make it down for the funeral, but we will be thinking about you all and sharing in the warm and happy thoughts of Dorothy.

Much love,
Megan, Zach and Sam

Condolence: I just like to send my condolences to all the Nelles Family, Vivian, Cynthia, Robert, Frances & Anne. Your mother was a kind person with a great sense of humor. She loved to talk - to anyone. I would like to send a special note to Frances, that Lynda Stewart called me about your mother, it's hard to lose anyone no matter how old they are, especially your mother, as Lynda & I both know.