Dear Annette, My prayers and thoughts are with you and your family. Hopefully, the combined support from your colleagues and friends will help you through this difficult period. Pierre David
I send my condolences to Ruth and Jim Alexander and Kate and Mac Lougheed, and families on the loss of your Mother, Grandmother and Great Grandmother Jean Hodgins. My thoughts are with you at this time. I remember her fondly. I was her occasional VON Personal Support Worker in London at 190 Cherryhill. Gods Blessings to all. Sincerely, Marg
I learned of your mother's death in today's London Free Press and it brought back many memories of Wingham United Church. One in particular when I was struggling with the decision to be the UCW president. Your mother said, "You don't just stand and watch when a boat is sinking." I guess I saved the boat! I remember exactly where she sat in the choir. What a lovely lady! Sincerely, Jack and Edith Walker
Kate and Ruth My sincere sympathy for the loss of your dear Mom...What a remarkable lady and I am very honored to have known her and to have catered for her beautiful birthday parties that you two girls gave her.See you both on the weekend. Love,Ann
Hi Jim, Ruth, David, Susan, Dennis and family.... Sorry we could not be with you in person today but send our prayers. There are no words to help fill the void, just know that we care and hope to see you soon!! Love and Prayers....Harvey and Denise
Dear Kathy and Family: I was very sorry to learn of Jean's passing. Of course I had known her as a patient in my office in Goderich and I knew she had moved to your area in the last few years. She certainly was a very independant lady and one had to admire her tenacity in this regard. It was nice to have known her. Sincerely, Paul and Wendy Padfield
Dear Ruth and Kathy, Please accept my condolences. Your mother was such a good force of life. I always admired her. She was such a good friend to my mom (Lucille Alexander in Wingham. My parents always enjoyed her correspondence. Jean was so proud of her family and touched many lives. Sincerely, Sylvia Murray
