Message: We have taken the last few days to reflect on all our cherished memories of Uncle Doug (aka "Uncle Tractor"). He was such a beloved and central figure in our years on Rush City road. Our thoughts are with all of you, Penny, Karen, Gordon, and Kevin

Message: To Lori, Trish, Mrs McMillan and the rest of the family; I am so very sorry for your loss. Having lost my grandmother in 2007 to Alzheimer's also, I can relate to what you are going through. I fell upon this poem online recently and I thought it was very true and a reminder of what was important. I hope it can also help you. All my Love... --------------------------------------------- You didn't die just recently, You died some time ago. Although your body stayed a while, And didn't really know. For you had got Alzheimer's, You failed to comprehend. Your body went on living. But your mind had reached its end. So we've already said, "Goodbye", To the person that we knew. The person that we trully loved, The person that was, "You". And so we meet again today, To toast your bodies end. For it was true and faithful, Until right at the end. And so, when we remember, We'll think of all the rest. We'll concentrate on earlier, And remember all the best. For in the real scheme of things, Your illness wasn't long. Compared to all the happiness, You brought your whole life long. We think of you as yesterday, When you were fit and well. And when we're asked about you, It's those things that we'll tell. And so we meet in 'membrance, Of a mind so fit and true. We're here to pay our last respects To say that, "We love you". -Dick Underwood

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Message: Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you. Lots of love, Meg and Darren