Gran's memory will be with me forever.
 Gran, Gabe and I would go mini golfing occasionally (years ago) and usually Gran's score was usually much better than mine by a long shot! When I was younger, Gran and I loved taking the #6 bus to downtown Victoria and getting Souvlaki in the Bay Centre food court or feeding the ducks in Beacon Hill park. She took me to early morning band practices, swimming lessons and was close friends with some of my earliest childhood friend's parents. Gran made an amazing turkey dinner and macaroni and cheese. I loved snuggling in with her and watching the show "Heartbeat" on her living room sofa. When I was 3 years old and was in the hospital, she brought me stuffed animals from the gift shop and she told me they had jumped into her purse because they were very excited to meet me and I asked her if she could go back and see if any more would like to come to my room - in my defence, she made it sound very believable! I feel blessed to have been loved by Gran. 
What I will miss most about Gran is her hugs and I would do anything to have just one more.  We all miss her dearly everyday. I love you Gran. 

Pictured is Grandma at Eagle lake for her birthday (2009) with me and our family friends Jeannie, Annalee and Liam. 

Memories are slim but love has carried us through many years of separation. I was 6 years younger and in those days everyone traveled their own path but love has kept us connected though separated by distance. I was approx. 12 when Liz got married  and at 17 I left home as well for trade school. When I was approx. 8 my friend got some cigarettes from his fathers store and coming home onto back porch, Liz said, Tom's been smoking. Amazing the mundane things we remember with a smile.

For all the family and friends, may God's love, comfort and bless you throughout the Christmas season and on into 2021; you will be in my prayers.  As we remember Liz, may it bring a smile to our face and soothe our hearts with love. 
Tom Breau, brother

The photo is 4 generations; from the left, Liz (Breau) Farrington, Clara Daley--grandmother, our mom-Mary (Daley) Breau, and Liz's daughter-Stephanie the last survivor. Photo was at our Fredericton home on Union St.

I remember the bond my Aunt Liz had with my Mum. Once we moved back to Victoria, she was a constant presence in my life. She had a big ❤️, tried to please everyone and always put herself last. I will treasure the memories and laughter of her, Gabe, Barb & Tom and my parents if only getting together for dinner. I hope Mum was there to greet you. XO

I remember the walks to school, rain or shine. The Mac and cheese you would always make us. Taking us to the movies, or to the beach. Walking us to the store, and getting us Pokémon cards that we loved so much, random trips downtown were the most exciting and fun with you. You put me in night league basketball when I wanted to do sports. You’re great humour and loving hugs. I sought you’re advice often. You loved me through all my trials and tribulations, you loved me unconditionally, as I love you. My guardian angel. 

So sorry for your loss.  May the memories carry you through.  Condolences Patsy Pang

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Elizabeth Georgina Farrington

13 junio, 1939 – 6 diciembre, 2020

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