Deepest sympathy to Pam, Jeff ,Tanya on the loss of your mom.It was only today that I read her obituary and was deeply stunned and saddened by what I had read.Its with deepest regret that I had lost touch wit Faye and the three of you  It was definitely a joy to work with Faye to have Christmas dinner with her and Bruce and rest of the family and just to know her.May she rest in eternal peace.

I am so sorry that I can't be with you today to remember Faye, although she will be remembered and loved by all of us who knew her.  She and Bruce were neighbors of ours in Beaconsfield and Faye was a much appreciated member of book club that originally started out of TMI. She always insisted that we read wonderful books taking place in her beloved Maritimes.  She was always so generous in sharing the pool, her fabulous lunches and just being her.

My heart goes out to the extended Stevenson family.  When Bruce and Faye lived in the lower mainland our family was warmly welcomed into your home.  I remember Faye's big smile and welcoming arms.
May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived
Hugs

Our thoughts are with you at this sad time.The Mcdonalds of New Brunswick

Sincere condolences on the loss of a lovely lady.  I first met Faye in 1967 when I traveled to Montreal for a school trip to Expo 67, at the home of Lil and Tom, my Aunt and Uncle.  There was a little baby there--Pam?  When they spent some years in the Lower Mainland, it was wonderful to get to know Bruce, Faye and the children.  Their home was a wonderful beacon, especially at Christmas.  Faye was a gracious and beautiful  hostess. You will all miss her dearly and will treasure precious memories of a life well-lived.  It was a privilege to know her.
Kristin and Charlie

Dear Walt, I am sure Faye was a wonderful presence in your life and you in hers. My sincere condolences to you, to your family, and Faye's family.

We remember Faye and her family and are saddened to hear of her loss. She was an intelligent and fun-loving person who was able to put every one at ease. Our condolences to her family.

Jean and Jim Arklay

While we will miss our dear friend of many years she has left us with many wonderful memories going back from the 1970's. we are so pleased that we have kept in touch these many years and enjoyed her good humour and teasing. she was a bright light and shared with us her great pride of her wonderful family.

With heartfelt condolences to Faye's family. Faye was an Angel  in life. Now,  she will be very busy hopping from shoulder to shoulder giving out her tender loving care to family and friends. I only met Faye at the airport as our travel group were winging our way to Tunisia, ...she was my neighbour since I moved to Beaconsfield in 2004 and didn't know !   We became friends, as well, through the Beaconsfield Women's Club and attended many a rhetoric book club meeting at her home. May the sound of her fluttering angel wings be with us always.
Joan Ludvik

My deepest sympathy to Faye's family.
Faye was a wonderful person.  It was my pleasure to know her through the Beaconsfield Women's Club.
I can only imagine how much you will miss her
Pauline Amarasekera (Pointe Claire, Qc.)

Our deepest sympathy for the loss of your wonderful mother, grandmother. We knew Faye through the walking group and BWC and book club.she will be greatly missed. Laurie and Sterling Frizzell

Sincere  condolences to all the family.  I knew Faye through the Beaconsfield Women's Club and played bridge and whist with her, which Faye kindly hosted at her home.  She was a caring, kind and fun lady who will be missed by many.  My thoughts and prayers are with all the family at this sad time.  May she rest in peace.

With my deepest sympathy to Faye's family.  She was a wonderful person, charming hostess, great Bridge Player, and a real example to us all in living a full and happy life style, often suffering with very difficult health issues.  Faye will be sadly missed by you all, her family, but also very much by all of us in the Walking Group.


I met your Mum through the Beaconsfield Women's Club when I joined the Book Club.  Faye was a wonderful, warm hearted lady and I liked her instantly.   I was so very sorry to hear that she had passed away She was thought of fondly by all members and was greatly missed when she chose not to join again.

Our thoughts are with you at this very sad time.

Jeff, We are very sorry to hear about the sad news. You are going through one of the most difficult periods of your life and we hope you will find the courage and strength to carry on. We met your Mother a few times at concerts or lectures and it was always a pleasure to see her. You are in our thoughts.

OBITUARY

Helen Faye Palmer Stevenson

Born JUNE 4, 1941

Résidences funéraires Collins Clarke MacGillivray White Funeral Homes

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