Dear Mormor, 

I've always admired your free spirit and zest for life; your love of dancing, swimming, singing and adventure. Reading the messages here, I am reminded of what an enormous part of my life you were when I was growing up. You were the touchstone that connected me to my cousins. Our grandmother. I remember so many family gatherings: Christmas at your place, suntanning and dinners on the deck, sleepovers, going for long walks and hikes. We had so much fun.

As a woman, I started to appreciate you in new ways: your vitality and charisma, your love for your children. And your husband. I noticed your amazing fashion sense and appreciated anew your mischievous and hilarious sense of humour. 

When I visited you last, you asked me: "Was I good to you?" If your greatest desire in life was to love and be loved, you achieved that. You were very good to me. I will miss you and will always remember you with deep fondness. Rest in peace.

I WILL arise and go now, and go to Innisfree
And a small cabin build their of Clay and
Wattles made
Nine bean-rows will I have there, a hive for the 
honeybee 
And live alone in the bee-loud glade. 
And I shall have some peace there, for peace 
comes dropping slow,
Dropping from the veils of the morning to where 
the crickets sings.
There midnight's all a glimmer and 
noon a purple glow 
And evening full of the linnet's wings
I will arise and go now for always night and day 
I hear lake water lapping with low sounds by
the shore 
while I stand on the roadway or on the 
pavements grey
I hear it in the deep heart's core

I am so grateful for the happy memories I had with Mormor growing up. She was so full of love, light and exuberance. I also cherish the memory of her singing at my wedding. All in attendance said how lucky I was to have her as my grandmother. Indeed, I feel very fortunate. I love you, Mormor.

Moemoe, I'll never forget your quick remarks and laughter and youthful energy. I carry your spirit with me. Rest in peace.

Dear Nana, rest in peace...As your grandson, you were an inspiration to me, to live life happy, with positive energy and kindness. Many great memories together, too many to count, and very enjoyable to reflect. We'll miss you.

I shall always remember the many good times we shared, the twinkle in her eyes. Mom was  a true honey, even in her last days. Shall hang on to these memories.Love..

I have such good memories of Hilda Rutherford during my teen years in Toronto;  she had such a good sense of humour and lots of energy.  It was great to see how she enjoyed her new lifestyle in B.C. for many years.  I remember how she enjoyed swimming and wore fun clothes.  She always believed in staying young, and was an inspiration to me.

Nana, I have many great memories of you and will cherish them forever. I will always remember your effervescent attitude and smile. You will always be in my heart. The last time I was with you you couldn't keep your eyes off my two daughters, Stella and Zoe. You were able to hold baby Zoe and gave Stella one of your stuffed toys. Stella still talks about that. Getting a picture with you, Mom(Gillian), Stella, Zoe, and I is something that we will have to remember that day. Rest in peace Nana. Love your grandson George.

Three Jenkinson sisters, Joyce (Bobbins), Hilda (Rutherford), and Trudy (Hibbert).

Mom and her sister Joyce celebrating Mom's 84th birthday in 2001, sent by cousin Diana.

The last time we were together I sat holding your hand while you slept for two hours.  Then you opened your eyes, asked me if I was going downstairs to see Father Christmas, closed your eyes, and went back to sleep.  You will be missed my dear Mother, my friend and confidante.  You were so much fun.  So glad I was your daughter.  You will always be in my heart.  I love you.  
Your daughter Gillian

Dear  Nana, so many great memories of you. I will cherish them forever. May you rest in peace.Lots of love your grand daughter, Sharon.

The last time I saw you, I held you close. 
Cheek on cheek, as you lay to sleep.
I love you, I said. And I love you too, you said.
At the door, I turned to glance one more time. And then again.
Just as you did, so long ago.
God bless, you would say, as I do now.
God Bless and Farewell, Bobby

    I know you can't hear me ma. you are no more. However I have hope toward God that there will be a resurrection. At that time he will wipe out every tear from our eyes, and death will be no more.
Until them I will cherish the memory of you.

Remembering Nana,
Good times shared and laughter.
Skipping through the 'Enchanted Forest' together, sleeping in the Queen's bed with the gold comforter as a little girl and you making the best pea soup in the world. These are some of my memories of you I hold close to my heart and will never forget. May your spirit live on and may you rest in peace..... Love you always your grand daughter, Susan

Dear Mom, I will miss you. I hold great memories of you, and good family times we've shared through the years. I'll have a song in my heart always. Peace be with you in your Innisfree. Love, Judy.


Dear Mother, you knew me better than I know myself. I will never forget you. You will make me smile forever......with all my love, your son Peter.


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Hilda Rutherford

19 mai 1917 – 17 janvier 2015

Ocean View Funeral Home & Burial Park

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