Signy Lynne Carson

Condolences

Becky and Bruce Hardy lit a candle and writes,
Dear John and family, We were so sorry to hear the sad news of Signy's passing. Signy was certainly a beautiful person, both inside and out. May God bless you and your family at this very sad time. We will keep you all in our prayers. Becky and Bruce Hardy
07/28/2023 09:15 pm
Linda Hyslop writes,
Dear John and family, I was so sad to read of Signy’s death in the Winnipeg Free Press. Please accept my sincere sympathy. Signy and I became friends at the Toronto Dominion Bank in Winnipeg. We were both newly weds and enjoyed each others company. Our lives intersected over the years .. I remember a lovely visit at your Minaki cottage one summer. She was a vibrant and wonderful gal. You will all miss her. May she rest in peace and rise in glory. Most sincerely. Linda Hyslop. Kenora
07/29/2023 11:40 am
Nancy Gates and Family lit a candle and writes,
Thinking of Signy's family and the wonderful fun times at Minaki! Signy was an intelligent, interesting woman whose dry sense of humour and presence lit up a room. We will miss her!
07/29/2023 04:33 pm
Jane Austin writes,
Dear John & family - I am so sorry for your loss. Signy was a strong and beautiful woman. I will miss her dearly. John & Stewart - your mother was so proud of you both, and she often spoke fondly of you. Sincerely, Jane
07/30/2023 10:20 am
gordon mccarthy writes,
John I was saddened to read of the passing of your wife, Signy. During this time of grief, I hope that you are able to look back at all of the good memories you shared and of the commitment that Signy made to the Community. I know that you have the will and strength to handle the challenges you now face. May she rest in peace. Gordon McCarthy. P.S. At this time, I reflect back on all the good days we had together. GORD
07/30/2023 12:16 pm
Mary Wallace writes,
In memory of Signy Lynne Carson Although Signy’s death is real it does not seem possible that Signy will not be on the dock to greet me when I go to visit in Minaki. I will always remember her smile, her laughter and her classy and gracious style as a hostess. The guest bed in the cottage was always ready for me when I visited and I could even make a cup of coffee in the morning right in my room. What a pleasure it has been to be considered a friend for so many years. I remember Signy and John’s wedding at the University Women’s Club many many years ago. Somehow I knew this marriage would last because of Signy’s sense of humour and her very quick wit. She could take John down a peg or two so easily when he became full of himself as he is wont to do. Although the cottage is full of happy Signy memories, she did not grow up at the lake and had not only to learn to love it but had to learn to swim. I remember the story of her father-in-law tying a rope around her waist and, as he held the end and walked along the dock, she was expected to swim. John’s brother watched and said to her “big breath Signy, big breath”. Her quick reply was “Yeth and I’m only thixteen.” Signy demonstrated her determination and guts when she came with me for a swimming lesson at the YMCA. She actually trusted me when I convinced her the water at the deep end would hold her up. And she learned to swim. My condolences and love to John and family.
07/30/2023 02:03 pm
Ellie & Don Kilimnik writes,
To John and Family Don and I were so sorry to read of Signy’s death. I have so many wonderful memories to cherish (Ellie) of our growing-up years. Signy was practically part of our family (the Macdonell,s) and a wonderful friend over so many years. Her friendship was such a gift and although you two left Winnipeg when you married, Signy was and always will be in.my heart. Much sympathy and much love, Ellie and Don
08/09/2023 07:06 pm