I met Lillian through my mom, Connie Howell, at their Long Sault home.  We are very touched to have met her. She told me and mom stories of her large family and Connie values her friendship. 
I just noticed the memorial picture in moms room and this speaks volumes about the love and caring she imparted to her family.


HI...Everyone...Derek here ...when my son Ian told me of the news that his Grandma Lillian had passed away ...I broke down ..all the good times in Waterloo QC...Grandby..going for pizza on Friday night..camping at Charlottenburg...Shepps Diner and Groceries camping supplies....Having a beautifull little boy ..sick in The Montreal Childrens Hospital...always there for us....Just a beautifull lady ...she loved everyone never a bad word ...Karen and Earle love you stay strong for Mom and Dad they need both of you ...Just want to say thanks to Karen and her parents for giving me a beautifull boy, Ian  and now beautifull grandchildren in Elijah  and Abigail , and also thanks to Ian's beautifull wife Isabelle ...love all of you ...I will miss Lillian ..Rest in Peace Lillian ..Love You Dearly ...Derek and Family

To my Aunt Lil. You’re strength, laughter and tears will always be remembered when we got together and reminisced of the good old days. Whether it was camping or Shepps. You’re face always lit up  sharing these memories with our family. Will always cherish the times  we had together but now God has taken his angel back to bring laughter in heaven.  It was such an honour for him to lend you to us. Love  you Aunty and peace be with you. 💋❤️

We will never forget her smile, her hugs, her laughter and love of life.  She was a sweet and beautiful lady who had so much love for her family. She will be deeply missed but the memories of the time spent with her will remain close to our hearts. She was a light in all of our lives. Heaven has gained another angel.  Love you so very much!!  Our thoughts and prayers are with Uncle Harold, Earle, Karen & Guy, Ian & Isabelle and all the family.  May you find comfort in knowing that she is in the arms of Granny and smiling down on all of us.
Love Radek & Sharron & Family xoxoxox

The first time I meet you was very special as you were  looking forward to see me in person . You are the sweetest person that I have known and you told me that you have known me already for a long time even though we never meet because Aunty Nancy told you all about me. Now I just found out that we almost share  the same birthday and you are just one day ahead of me. I will missed your beautiful smile and beautiful personality. Rest in peace.

Lillian, our sister and sister-in-law. She was a very special person!  We will miss her love of life, her sense of humour, her big hugs but most of all her love for us all. She was a sweet, sweet lady who had so much love for her family & friends.  We will miss you!  Love your brother Ronald and Dianne

Those you love don't go away, they walk beside you everyday.  Aunt Lillian was a true inspiration a fighter and survivor . Her contagious laugh and smile would light up a room. I have sooo many amazing memories with this beautiful lady. She will be missed but I will cherish all the times that we spent together. Love you Aunty Lillian, I am sure you are beside granny smiling down on all of us. You were an angel here on earth and now you are one in heaven.  Love you very much. xoxoxo

To my sister, my sister in law, our friend.

You leave us with a part of our hearts.  The memories
we have shared over the years  from our camping days
and our travelling  days are the greatest memories 
with so many pictures to reminisce with.
We love you so very much Lillian. 
Harold, Karen (Guy) Earle, Ian (Isabelle) and to all
the families. May He give us the strength we need
to get through each day.   All our love.
George & Nancy xoxo




Mrs. Jones, I will ever forget her for the sweet, gentle kind lady that she was.  She was a big part of my life growing up in Waterloo.  Rest in peace now and keep that beautiful smile on your face..

As I sit here thinking of words to say about my Grandma only two days after her passing, I am reminded of her unconditional love and her funny and playful personality. She loved everyone and was loved by everyone that knew her.

Growing up, what I remember the most and will always cherish... was when she would sneak me a bite of her chocolate bars when I was not supposed to have them, and how she would call me “Mac” or “Bum”, and how she would always rub my hair when I would fall asleep in her lap.

I am very grateful that I had the opportunity to spend so much of my childhood with my grandparents at Shepp’s where they had their store and restaurant. This is where at the age of 8, I would help run the cash register, sometimes help my grandparents make their homemade cigarettes (yes, I know times have changed), and at least once a week they would find me in the fridge eating the pepperoni from the pizzeria.

Even better, were the nights I would stay over and I would be treated to an ice cream cone from the store.

She made the very best Liver & Onions, and to this day, we make her Spaghetti Sauce recipe in the same pot that she made it in all those years ago.

I really could go on and on.

Yes, I’ve had tears since Sunday, but it’s hard not to smile while thinking of how lucky I am to have had a Grandma like her.

Love you Grandma
xoxo

OBITUARY

Lillian Jones

May 30, 1934 – January 20, 2019

Salon Funeraire M. John Sullivan Funeral Home

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