Condolence: As the year passes, we are remembering with you.

Condolence: Dear Shelley and Taylor Plead accept my very belated sympathy in the loss of your Mom and Grandma. I worked with her at the Medical Arts Clinic for 5 years and we kept in touch ever since. I did not hear from her at Christmas and finally a search revealed her obituary. We had lots of laughs together and attended some Rider games together. We shared our nursing standards. I am truly sorry this is so late

Condolence: Dear Shelley and Taylor: for as long as we have known you, Shirley featured in your stories. And while I (Chris) only ever met her once I feel that I have a pretty good sense of her and who you are losing. Few relationships are as complex as that with one's mother from where we came and the grandmother whose legacy we often carry. No sorrow can match its quality for that reason alone. But we also know that she gave you the wit you both have developed so well. And so much more as we will come to see as time moves forward. We hope that in future the moments joy and appreciation and fun memories will chase away the grief for you more and more often. You are in our thoughts! Chris Holt and Max

Condolence: Shelley and Tay, my heart is with you. The magnitude of loss and sadness is directly correlated to the magnitude of love you shared without your mom/gramma. I am sorry you had to say good bye and feel the ache that accompanies that.