I am so sorry to find out about Liliane's passing over a year later. We send our sincere condolences. She was a shinning light in my life as a young dietitian working at Parkwood Hospital in London Ontario. She and I would laugh and joke about so many wonderful things. We even had the chance to visit with her and Alan on several occasions and have dinner. It was always a night to remember. I continue to cherish the mentorship she provided at the onset of my career. Later when I moved to BC we stayed in touch for years. Her wedding gift, a beautiful stain glass image of a bird, sits in our a bedroom window and reflects the light. Reminding me of the light that Liliane brought to so many of our lives. Sincerely, Christina Camilleri
Prayers to all her loved ones. I just found this death notice. I happen to know Liliane from my genealogy research, as she seems to have been very close to her aunt Florestine Michaud, WW1 nurse and with an incredible story. If this story happens to interest some family member, please email me at mtalbot_ca@yahoo.com. Best regards.
I met Liliane at Colonel By Seniors Residence when I was there to recover from a serious car accident. I was introduced to her by my teenage son, who loved talking to her when he came to visit me. She was the sweetest person, always curious and full of energy. She was one of the people who made my stay at Colonel By really enjoyable. We would interact on Facebook after I recovered and left the home. I'm grateful to have met her and will miss her! RIP Liliane!!
We send our condolences to you, Tom and Bob. Whenever we visited, Liliane always had some special task (making fresh citrus juice), game or craft (making fancy rings from milk tops) for our sons to do with her. Our whole family will miss her. Kathi James, Blake, Cliff and Reid Palmer
My sincerest condolences.
I did not know here but I am a friend of Tom’s and know he loved her and doted on her to the end.
I look forward to hearing more about her stories when he feels it’s appropriate.
Tom and Bob
My sincere condolences on the passing of your mom and my friend and neighbour since 1968. I last spoke to here in July while I was visiting my dad. I accidentally dialed her number on messenger and we talked for quite a while. Unbeknownst to me for most of the conversation she was only 1/2 dressed and laughed about it. She had such a great sense of humour. Loved seeing her at every big event in mom and dads life. Will always think of her with love
Wendy Mitchinson Twigge
