My Gramma would have been 104 today~ Happy Birthday GiGi!

I was very blessed to have been able to spend summers with her and Grampa.

Lucky to have so many wonderful memories. Unfortunately my girls( her great grand daughters) and I could not attend her celebration of life yesterday. Fortunate to be able to view on line. Grateful my Ma was able to be along side her siblings. Thankful for my cousins, Aunts, Uncles support of her.

All my love Gramma.

today you will be resting with Grampa

XOXO Amber

There isn't a better gramma out there!

I'm eating a box of Kraft Dinner in your honour (with ground pepper of course).

Miss you.

Dear Freda, Aunt to my late husband Denis and great Aunt to our children Philip and Sarah, here in England..

Sarah and I were blessed to have spent many hours with her on our visits to Canada. We loved hearing the many tales from her long life. It was an honour to have got to know this strong,stoical, lady with an amazing sense of humour, loved by her family here in England as well as your side of the pond.. Rest in Peace Freda.

My dear mother-1n-law, a strong, brave matriarch with a great sense of humour. She was so loved by her late daughter (my beloved wife) Heather who passed in April of 2018, They had a very special mother/daughter relationship. I will treasure the memory of both of them forever.

HARRY GIBBS

Aunt Freda: We were blessed to have such a warm and caring Aunt who reached out over the ocean to keep us close in the family. We could always rely on Aunt Freda’s Christmas card to be the first to arrive, sometime in November, and accompanied until quite recently with long chatty letters. We will always have lovely memories of our phone chats and visits, sitting with her in the garden in Brantford, and of course her fabulous 100th birthday celebration when we were with you all. Aunt Freda was incredible and we are lucky to have had her in our lives for so long. May she rest in peace.

Garry and I extend our sincere condolences to the whole Dey family. Our families have been closely tied for many years from our days in Otterburn, our valued friendships with family members, to our time as Brantford residents. I will treasure my visits with Freda over the past fifteen years. She was always so welcoming as we relived our time in Otterburn, her friendship with my mom and our years growing up together as kids. She will be sadly missed, but lovingly remembered. Sandra.