To Bertha's family,
I am so sorry to hear of her passing I just found this out. My Mom Judy was her cousin. We enjoyed talking with Bertha in September 1989 in Edmonton she was very nice.
So sorry to hear about your mother’s passing. Your mom and I met in Alice a couple years before George passed away. We reconnected in Casper Wyoming in 1975 when Reuben and I were both with Thompson Drilling. After 13 years our paths met again at Swab Tech. Your mother was a very kind, gentle and sweet ft spoken lady. Was always a pleasure to sit and visit with her. Sincere condolences to your entire family.
To Donna, Patty, George, Tina and extended family
I just heard of your mother’s passing. Our condolences to all of you. As you know, Bertha was a huge part of our lives back in the 80s. Such a warm, enduring woman who we all adored. So many fond memories of her!
Hugs to all
Cathie Katakami, Carla and Craig.
Dear cousins. Our most sinceres condolences for the recent lost of your Mom, Bertha. It has been many years since we have seen you all, but will always have many fond memories of your Mom and all of you. Your Mom was such a beautiful lady. Our Mom, Marguerite (née Moreau) often shared wonderful stories about her oldest niece Bertha, as they were so close in age. Sending huge hugs and our love to all of you .
Your cousins back in Manitoba.
Gilles Sorin and Yvette Poirier (née Sorin) and our families
Bertha....oh my goodness. You played so many parts in my life. I have a lot beautiful memories. We had lots of laughs and lots of serious conversations over the years.
A smart, strong, loving, very vibrant women that so many of us look up to.
Sending love and light to your beautiful family.
I know they will miss you so very much.
I am grateful I have memories....
Our sincerest condolences to all the family….absolutely loved your mom and her enthusiasm for life, her smile and ability to make everyone feel so good . May your special memories help you through such a difficult time
Arlene and Sherwin Prysunka
My condolences in the passing of Bertha. I enjoyed our many engaging conversations over the years. I first met Bertha when she and Ruben would have dinner in the Red Deer Inn in the early 70's.
Grant Noren
