Geraldine Moore Stringer

Geraldine was predeceased by her first husband, Arthur John Watson, who died tragically at age 23, in 1955, three weeks after their wedding, and by her second

husband Arthur Roy Stringer, who died in 2004.

Geraldine was a registered nurse. She graduated from the Royal Jubilee Hospital in Victoria, B.C., in September 1952.

Her nursing career took her to Prince George, B.C., where she met her first husband. After his tragic death, she worked as a stewardess with TransCanada Airline. After her marriage to her second husband, she worked as an occupational health nurse at Woodward´s and then at the Bay.

Geraldine had a wonderful life, traveling all over the world. She especially loved cruising. She was also a great bridge player.

Geraldine was able to live in her own house until close to her 91st birthday. Being a fiercely independent woman all her life, always on the go, she found it an adjustment, living away from home. However, she soon appreciated the care and attention provided by Amica.

She died peacefully in her sleep. Geraldine leaves behind many friends who loved her.