In 1960 My family moved into the house across the street from the Feeney"s
We stayed there for five years, until we bought a farm. My Husband Jerry Switzer with the help of several neighbours made an outdoor skating rink in our backyard. So Much Fun! The kids loved it and were very willing to help. Flooding late at night!
Lorraine was very busy with her family but we did get to visit now and then.I am sending deepest sympathy to all the Feeney Family!
Sincerely Noreen Switzer.
To all of MaFeen’s Family: Sorry to hear of your Mom’s passing. Cherish all of your memories. Now she is with her beloved husband Len.RIP Lorraine. Bob Harris and Mary McDonald.
Sending my sincere condolences to the family.
Many warm memories of chats with Mrs. Feeney, while out for a walk, as far back as high school!!!
Always smiling, always pleasant.
My sincere condolences to you and your family , Dave. Had full intentions meeting up with you today. (Found out just now) Peace be with you. Call me if you need anything. See you soon. So , so sorry.
Remembering her warm welcoming smile, a cup of fresh brewed tea, her love of African violets. She always went along with her kids shenanigans. May she be playing cards and dancing with Leonard in heaven, with Mike by her side.
Heaven has gained an Angel!!
My thoughts and prayers are with the Feeney Clan at this
difficult time....
Patricia Healy, President
Holy Name of Mary CWL
Sincere sympathy to the complete family circle. Lorraine was a great neighbour on St.John St when I married Maurice and moved into 23 with my 4 sons. The neighbour hood was full with the Feeney , Mossip , Oliver and more children . God given great times with good memories, Mrs. Feeney will be missed. . Most sincerely Nelda Mossip-Oliver
Dear Don and Leeanne and Brian and Brenda Lee and all the Feeney Families. Our sincerest condolences, hugs and prayers to you in the passing of your Mom. Sympathies from Paul and Sue Robinson.
Sorry for your loss. I had the pleasure of working with Lorraine at the SAAN store. Thinking of all of you. I am sure your many memories will help comfort you.
Linda Rudorfer
Dear Don and LeeAnne;so sorry to learn of Lorraines’passing.Knew her and your Dad all of my life. nearly.Just a lovely couple that raised a fine family and of whom I have many fond memories.She was a sttrong ,loving lady and always considered them among my friends.She will be missed by all that knew them.Please pass our condolences to all of your families.Our prayers that God be with you all in this time of grief.
The memories that sticks out most in my mind are of going to early morning garage sales with Grandma and letting us buy what ever toys we wanted. My love of tea came from grandma letting me put lots of sugar cubes and milk in my tea. I also remember eating the apple peel curls as she peeled to make apple pies. She was a great woman and will be missed.
Grandma was one of the kindest people I have ever had the joy of knowing. Whenever you needed to be spoiled or get into trouble, Grandma was there. She would always give you more pop than she was supposed to or more cookies than Mom & Dad said you could have, You could stay up late and eat junk food and she never said a word. She was a safe haven when ever you needed it. She loved unconditionally and endlessly. She loved her family above all else. Watching her light up when seeing my own children is one of the greatest joys of my life and I cannot put into words how happy it made me to see her so happy. Watching her try to sneak candy into their pockets when she thought nobody else was looking made me about as joy filled as a person can be.
I'm filled with a lifetime worth of memories about this amazing woman that brings me comfort during this difficult time.
She would want us to come together and share stories and be happy together.
I love you grandma,
Chris
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