Dorothy Joan Andrews
July 28, 1928 to July 2, 2020
Obituary
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Passed peacefully away at home on July 2, Joan Andrews, in her 92nd year, under the loving care of her large devoted family.
Dorothy Joan Andrews (nee Snow) was born to Ethel (nee Gilbert) and Victor Snow on July 28, 1928. She grew up on the streets of old St. John’s in a family of limited means but lots of love. She attended Centenary Hall, winding through the hills and alleyways with her older sister and best friend Louise. Joan’s childhood included picnics in Bowring Park, train rides to Ocean Pond, and attending Girl Guides with Louise in uniforms hand made by their sister Annie from dyed flour bags. Joan was lucky in life and love as she once survived a sliding trip down Springdale Street that finished with Joan passing through the legs of a horse standing at the bottom of the hill. Joan excelled in school, winning several awards, finishing grade 11 at Curtis Academy. She later went on to graduate from the General Hospital School of Nursing, Class of 1949B. It was after graduating from Curtis Academy and before starting nursing school that she met the love of her life, Clifford K. Andrews through the Curtis alumni and teachers badminton club. They were married in 1949 and began to raise their family of seven talented and independent children. Joan devoted the rest of her life to providing a stable and supportive home to her children and Clifford. Extended family members, Clifford’s associates, neighbourhood children, the friends, boyfriends, and girlfriends of their offspring, and later the spouses, grandchildren, and great grandchildren all received the same warm welcome in the home on Grenfell Avenue that Joan and Clifford shared for nearly 70 years. That welcoming environment was reproduced in their summer home in Wesleyville where Joan and Clifford spent many summers, preserving the old homestead, creating a beautiful lush garden, literally out of the rocks, and welcoming family and visitors from near and far with a cup of tea and a raisin tea bun or if you were lucky, a meal of pan fried cod.
Joan was predeceased by her beloved husband Clifford (d. 2013). Her legacy will survive through her children: Paul (wife Brenda, grandchildren Christopher and Lauren); Jeanette (partner Jeff King, grandson Michael Andrews); Linda (partner Blake Cryderman, granddaughter Denise Cornick and great granddaughter Maya O’Leary and grandson Alex Cornick, wife Julie King, great grandchildren Max and Sam Cornick and Jayden King); Dianne (husband Lorne Boone and grandson Lyndon); Peter (wife Celeste, grandsons Benjamin, Timothy, and Liam); Sylvia (husband Stephen Bartlett, grandchildren Owen and Evelyn); and Mark (wife Kay). Joan is also survived by her sister Louise Stalder (Peter, d. 2019), her brother Wallace Snow (Marie), sister-in-law June Snow, and many nieces and nephews who all have their own special memories of Aunt Joan. Joan’s siblings that predeceased her are: Minnie Fowler (Art), Annie Dawe (Charles), Fred Snow (Marjorie), Walter Snow, and Don Snow.
A family memorial service will be held from the Carnell Memorial Chapel, 329 Freshwater Road, St. John’s on Wednesday, July 8th at 11:00 AM. Donations in Joan’s memory may be made to the Bowring Park Foundation, a place she loved and spent many happy hours throughout her life. Feel free to share a memory of Joan or leave a message of condolence.
For those who cannot attend the funeral service, it will be livestreamed on Wednesday, July 8th at 11:00 AM. (The link will be posted here.)
Sorry to hear about your Mom ‘s passing Linda.
I hope you and your family are sharing the many special memories you shared together.
Cheryl Davis
Sylvia,
I am very sad to hear that news. I would like to express my condolences for the loss of your Mom. The summer will not be as you had planned, but you should take advantage of your time in Newfoundland to rest. My thoughts are with you and your family.
Sylvia, I am so sorry to hear of your loss. Your work family is all thinking of you during this difficult time. From all that I have heard of her from you over the years, she was truly an amazing woman. My sincere condolences to you and your family.
Sylvia and family, my sincere condolences on the passing of your Mom and Grandmother. My thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time.
To Entire Andrews Sorry to Hear of your Moms Passing…Talked to Jeannette and Linda over the last few months while they were rotating looking after Her in Her final Days….They done an Outstanding Job Looking After Her…RIP.
Sorry to hear about your mom’s passing. I remember her as a lovely lady; very kind, patient with a gentle smile. Hope everyone is doing well.
Love to all
Ian Penney
To Paiul, Brenda, Chris , Lauren and the entire Andrews Family, we were so saddened to hear of the passing of such a wonderful special Lady. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all. during this time.
Paul I can recall over the years many times how lovingly you spoke of your Mom and all the wonderful, loving and amazing things she accomplished, she truly was the matriarch of the Andrews Family., her true love,
We wish we could be with you during this time but when we get back from B.C. we look forward to getting together to celebrate your Mom’s life
Sending you all hugs
Darryl, Peggy and Family
Michael, Denise, Alex, Jeanette and all…
so many lovely things flood in my mind when I think about your grandmother and mother. her calmness, her kindness, her wisdom, her practicality. her cute humour. the way she loved Clifford and you all.
but I think the thing that was there but unnamed was the stable undercurrent with which she matriarch-ed that big green house on Grenfell. there were lots of ways in, but no matter what way you took, the big, open table was just around the corner. she made me – and i think anyone who made their way in – feel welcome, cared for and connected..
I’m sad for your loss, and grateful to have been part of the great tumbling connected mass of love that Joan created for all around her.
love kim
Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you as you celebrate Aunt Joan’s wonderful life. It is always sad losing a loved one but our cherished memories help carry us through the difficult days and I’m sure you all have many to share. Her pleasant smile and kind words will always be remembered.
Dear Peter, Celeste and the entire Andrews family. I am so sorry to hear of the passing of your mother, Mrs Andrews. She was such a warm, gentle and giving lady. She always welcomed me when I would visit she and Mr Andrews at 85 Grenfell, and she always made me feel at home. I felt like I was a part of your beautiful family. The last time I saw her was a few years ago in Ottawa, at Sylvia’s home. She was so gracious and welcoming to my children and I. Thank-you to Mrs Andrews for always making me feel welcomed and loved. May you Rest In Peace. To the Andrews family, my thoughts and prayers are with you all during this difficult time. Sincerely, Kathy
Paul, Jeanette, Linda, Dianne, Peter, Sylvia and Mark. and families…such a lovely tribute to your beautiful Mother. It brought back so many memories of wonderful times I shared with the family and which I shall always cherish. She was truly a gentle soul and along with your father made a welcoming, loving home. May you all find solace in the joy of her long and fruitful life. Affectionately, Donna
To all my Andrews cousins. So very sorry to hear of the passing of your mother. Aunt Jone was a kind, loving, caring and thoughtful person that I have so many great memories of. From many childhood vacations, honeymoon with Isabelle and later visit with our children at 85 Grenfell Ave and Round Pond she was such an important yet humble figure. I thank her and Uncle Clifford for having raised such a wonderful family.
So very sorry to hear of Mrs. Andrews’s passing. Shared lots of tea and food with both Mrs. Andrews and Mr. Andrews at Wesleyville and at Grenfell Avenue. Enjoyed the talks. Almost every summer we visited the Wesleyville homestead where we were proudly shown every new planting as well as the growth of older plants and trees. Every time I visited Mr. & Mrs. Andrews on Grenfell Avenue. I didn’t look for the number……. just the green house.
I have so many great memories of Aunt Joan and Uncle Clifford and summers with Linda, Jeanette and all the cousins in Newfoundland! She really understood children and their feelings. Truly a lovely person and a model Aunt.
My sister Joan and I were always very close, despite our different interests. One year younger than me, Joan liked books and I liked sports. In grade school, Joan cried and they let her skip a grade, so we could be together. After high school she was too young to go to nursing school, so we both worked for a year and started together in 1946. Thanks to Joan and Clifford I met my husband Peter at 85 Grenfell Ave! And our two families had many fun times together over the years, between Newfoundland and Ontario. Joan was a wonderful sister and I will miss her dearly
I was sorry to hear of your mother’s passing.
We will miss her smile at the Senior Inclusion Program She was a lovely lady
So sorry to hear about the loss of your mother. I always remember her as a lovely woman.
To Jeanette, Mike, Linda, Denise, Alex and the entire Andrews family,
I was so sorry to hear this news – Mrs. Andrews was a lovely lady. My sincerest condolences on her passing.
Sorry to read of Mrs. Andrews’ passing. I know of her and family as I was a student of Macpherson from 1955-65 and a classmate of Paul. Mr. Andrews was our principal and also taught us French. I last spoke to them at Monty’s Restaurant about 8 yrs. ago. Also, knew Linda when she worked at the Janeway as I did. Take care. I know you will all miss her. Suzanne Walsh
To Jeannette and Linda Thinking of you at this time. A loss to your family and a loss to the nursing profession. Take Care Lynn Power CRNNL
Our condolences to Linda, Jeanette , Mike and the entire Andrews family. Sorry for your loss .
Jill and Gus Butler
So sorry to hear of Aunt Joan’s passing. We’ll always remember how welcoming she was when we’d visit the old homestead in Wesleyville. So warm-hearted, loving and kind. Always ready to put the kettle on for some tea and homemade cookies. Our sincere condolences to the entire family.
Joan was a nursing classmate of mine. She was a beautiful person. I shall miss her, especially at the Alumni dinner in the fall. My sincere sympathy to her family. Rest in peace, Joan.
Linda and family.
We are sorry to hear of your Moms passing. Although we never meet her, from the many stories you shared with us, we know she was a wonderful caring woman.
Take care and smile when you think of her and all the good times you had as a family.
Love, Marina and Lionel
Jeanette, please accept my sincere condolences on your mother’s passing. While I only met her a few times, it seems you were blessed as a family to have such a wonderful mother.
So sorry for your loss Linda, Jeannette, Denise and darling Maya, and the entire Andrews family. Joan was a kind and wonderful role model and will be missed by many. I remember Joan invited me to Christmas dinner one year when I was alone at Christmas so that my son and Denise could be together and I didn’t have to be alone on Christmas Day. Like I said, a kind woman. Off to your next adventure Joan! Have fun!
My deepest sympathies to Sylvia and family on the passing of your mother and grandmother.
To the family of Joan Andrews,
So sorry to hear that your mom passed away. Sending healing prayers and comforting hugs.
Erika Winsor Dunn
My condolences to Linda , Blake & the entire Andrew’s family and friends. Joan was a kind and gracious lady. She made a huge impression on me in the short time I knew her.
Jeanette, I’m so sorry to hear of your mom’s passing.
Jeanette, Diane and family
Sincere sympathy on the passing of your mother. They were great neighbours to my Aunt Anne and Uncle Ches Dunford on Grenfell Ave.
May the many happy memories you have of your mother be a comfort at this time of loss.
Don & Marie Rowe
To the Andrews Family,
Our sincere condolences on the passing of your mother, grandmother and Great Gran. Chris stated Mrs. Andrews was a mother to whomever climbed the stairs to 85 Grenfell Ave. In reading the obituary and the many condolences posted it is without a doubt she gave her family, friends , neighbours, etc… lots of love and attention and was loved immensely in return. She really was a lovely person. Take care and know you are in our thoughts and prayers.
Mark and Kay sending you our sincere condolences our thoughts are with you at this difficult time. Take care of yourselves and stay safe during this trying time.
Jeanette, Linda and families
My thoughts are with you in your time of sadness. I am sorry to hear of your mother’s passing. Deepest sympathy.
I was so sorry to hear of Joan’s passing – I remember her fondly as “my mother’s cousin” – such a joy to be around and always with interesting bits of family history to share. Our last encounter was a few weeks after my mother passed – for a memorial game of cards. My mother, Margaret, if she were here, would join me in these words of sorrow and I know she would be saddened by the news. I regret that due to COVID restrictions, a visit at Carnell’s is not possible. Know that I hold you in my thoughts and prayers
Peace and love – Ettie
Jeanette and family:
Sorry to hear of the passing of your mother. She lived a wonderful live an your memories will last for ever. Take care.
Doug and Edwina Dewling
Kay and Mark, Sending my sincerest condolences to you and your family. She sounds like a wonderful woman who led a life full of love and warmth.
To the Andrews family, I offer my condolences. I am sure that you will miss your mother but are reassured that she is resting comfortably after a long and fulfilling life. May she rest in peace.
Jeanette and family, condolences. It was always good to talk to your mother at the ARNNL Christmas Open House for retirees..
Paul, Jeannette, other siblings and their families – We were sorry to learn that your Mom had passed away. Memories are so precious, and you all must have many to treasure and share in the days ahead. We offer our sincere condolences.
Netta and Bob
Jeanette and family, sorry for the loss of your dear mom. Thinking of you during this difficult time.
Jeanette and family,
So sorry to see the news about your mom. May all the pleasant memories that you shared comfort you at this time.
Linda & Family
Our heart skipped a beat after we read your Mom’s obituary, and the many condolences about the wonderful memories and times that was enjoyed at your Mom and Dad’s place on Grenfield Ave and Weselyville. We meet your Mom a couple times and notice the wonderful smile she had. Linda the care and love she gave during her lifetime, has been passed on too many others, especially you. Our deepest sympathy and heartfelt feeling are with you and your family during this time.
Dennis & Joan
Andrews family
So sorry to learn of the passing of your Mom. Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time.
Brian and Mary Johnston
Jeanette, Linda & all your extended family. My heart goes out to you at this difficult time. Such a beautiful obituary for a beautiful soul. The memories will always be there on that street for all of us. We will be thinking of you in the days to come.
Linda, Jeanette, Diane & Andrews family – Sincere condolences to you all on the passing of your dear mom. My thoughts and prayers.are with you.
Margie
Linda, Jeanette and family my sincere condolences for the loss of your beloved Mom. Keeping you in my thoughts and prayers. May your wonderful memories of a life so well lived sustain you and bring you peace.
Mark and Kay,
I am so sorry to hear of your mom’s passing. I remember Kay talking fondly about her and your dad. Seems like they were a great couple. Thinking of you,
Shirl
Sincerest condolences. We have fond memories of Joan and are thinking of you all at this time. She will be missed by the Wednesday crowd at George Street United Church.
Thelma and Suzanne Fitzpatrick
Jeanette … thinking of you & the rest of the family during this sad time. In reading the obit, your Mom had an amazing life full of joy; and, most importantly, the love of her family. Had not seen her in many years but I remember her as being a beautiful soul.
So sorry to hear of the death of your dear mother. Mrs. Andrews was such a kind, gentle and caring neighbor. We will certainly miss her.
I am so sorry to learn of your Mom’s passing. My deepest condolences.
Jeanette, your resemblance to your mom is quite strong.
We are saddened to learn of your mother’s passing.
May your memories of her help you get through this difficult time.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
I was saddened to hear of your mother’s death. She was a dear friend of mine for over fifty years. I am so glad I had the opportunity to speak to her a couple of weeks ago.
She was a dear and gentle soul. I know you will treasure many wonderful l memories of her.
With.. many fond memories and much affection.
Boyd
Joan’s family -we remember your mom from school
days at Curtis Academy and with your Dad and friends
at many fun times, two wonderful people ,they both meant so much to so many, cherish your many memories
Sorry to hear of your mother’s passing. Had the occasion over the last 2 years to have had chats with her at HSC while we received our treatments. Last such chat was this past May. She always asked about me and my siblings. Great lady. She will be missed.
On behalf of myself and Gervase, we would like to extend our condolences to Linda and Blake, Jeanette and Jeff, and all family members during this difficult time. Although we cannot visit due to Covid restrictions, we will be thinking of you.
Jeanette , Linda, Dianne and Andrews family .
Thinking of you at this sad time. Your Mom was such a lovely pleasant lady and always so upbeat any time I met her at the alumni dinners or church functions .
I always thought that she had such a great smile .
I hope that you find comfort in your many memories . God bless .
To The Andrews Family
I have many fond memories of your mother.
They will be cherished. She was a very welcoming and kind lady.
Sincere condolences.
Bill Roberts
Linda. So sorry to hear of your Mom’s passing. Cherish all of your wonderful memories. Jim and I are thinking of you and your family and sending our sincere condolences, Our prayers are with you as well during this difficult time,
Bonnie and Jim Fox
I was so sorry to hear of your loss. I always remember Aunt Joan as a kind and nurturing soul and have many fond memories of spending time at Grenfell Avenue and Round Pond where she was always so welcoming.
Our condolences.
Greg, Karen and family
My sympathies to all the family on the loss of a very loving woman with a very kind heart. I thank God for the presence of Joan and Clifford in my life. I will remember them always in great affection
To all my Andrews cousins,
So sorry to hear of your mom’s passing- such a warm and loving soul. Your Mom and Dad always made me feel welcome at Grenfell Ave when I was growing up. I have wonderful memories of Round Pond with our families as well.
Can’t think of your mom without thinking of her delicious Goulash!
Sincere Sympathies
Ann (Snow) and Daniel Haedrich and family
Peter,Celeste,Benjamin,Timothy and Liam,
My condolences to you on the passing of your beloved mother,mother-in-law and grandmother.
RIP Mrs.Andrews.
To Jeanette, Linda, Diane and family. My deepest sympathy for the passing of your Mom, a wonderful lady. She never batted an eye whenever we (the Rover Scouts) landed in her home. All were welcomed.
Carl and I and our two sons have had a long and always pleasant association with the Andrews family. Sending sincere sympathy on the loss of the family Matriarch, a much loved Mother and Grandmother. My brother, Bob and his wife also join me in this expression of sorrow.
I spent a lot of time at the Andrews’ home .I always felt welcomed.There was always someone playing a tune on the piano reading books or playing games .joan absolutely loved children.She always made me feel at home.The doors were never locked , all friends were welcome and with 7children there were a lot of friends coming and going..To the family ,you are blessed to have had such a gentle caring mother.my sincere condolences to you.Jean (Lewis)Edison
I spent a lot of time at the Andrews’ home .I always felt welcomed.mrs Andrews made the best French fries .she could make powdered milk taste like the real thing.and bread crust dipped in cocoa.was delicious.there was always someone playing a tune on the piano reading books or playing games .The only time I watched tv there was when we all gathered around it to watch the men walk on the moon..Joan absolutely loved children.She always made me feel at home.The doors were never locked , all friends were welcome and with 7children there were a lot of friends coming and going..To the family you are blessed to have such a gentle caring mother.my sincere condolences to you.Jean (Lewis)Edison
To Jeanette, Linda and Louise and members of the Andrews family, On behalf of members of the General Hospital School of Nursing Alumni Association, I wish to express our deepest sympathy at the recent passing of your mother and sister. Joan will be remembered as a very supportive member of the Alumni for many years. Her name will be recorded in the Alumni Memorial Book and included in the a Roll Call at our next Alumni dinner.. Sincerely, Jeanette Walsh for Robert Meadus, President, General Hospital School of Nursing Alumni Association
Paul,Brenda,Chris & Lauren & to the rest of the Andrew’s family.We would like to send our deepest sympathy to you all on the passing of your mom. She was a very beautiful lady who will be greatly missed by all who had the privilege to know her. May she rest in peace. Love to all. Doris,Eleanor & Ben
Aunt Joan will always have a special place in my heart.
My father Fred Carter and I had the good fortune of spending some wonderful time with Cliff and Joan on many occasions, both in their summer home in Wesleyville and on Grenfell Avenue. They were both the most welcoming, kind-hearted and interesting people you could meet. I especially enjoyed witnessing the great love and respect that they had for each other. They were a wonderful couple. Cliff was decended from my great, great, great grandfather Samual Carter of Greenspond/Ship Island. He devoted himself to researching and recording the Carters and other branches of his family, with enthusiastic support from Joan. I and many other people have a much fuller and deeper understanding of my roots as a result of their efforts. Joan was a lovely, gracious woman. May she and Cliff rest in a well-deserved peace.
Our deepest condolances to Joans. large wonderful family . Such a lovely person and many lovely memories. Our thoughts are with you
Much love Debra and June Blackmore.
Dear Mrs Snow, Lorne & Tracey and family. We are very sorry for the loss of your sister-in-law and Aunt. Please accept our sincere condolences. Warm regards, Susan and Norm Tobin
We feel lucky to have known such a beautiful person for the last 23 years. Our condolences to all the family. We’ll miss Joan very much.
Love from Janet & Duke
Linda and Jeanette, My condolence to you and your family. Losing a parent is difficult
May memories comfort you at this time
Sympathy to your family
Linda and Family
My sincere condolences to you and your family on the passing of your mother.Although I have not been in her company for a number of years,, i remember her as a most gracious,,sincere lady devoted to her family,as you were to her
You will have many special memories to cherish at this difficullt time and thoughts and prayers are with you.
A life well lived.
Dianne, Peter, Linda and all the Andrews family,
Please accept our sincere condolences on the passing of your mom. May you find comfort in all the wonderful memories you have shared.
Carol and Terry Snelgrove
Linda, You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers. Your dear mother was a lovely lady, and will be missed. Sincerely, Sandra Nightingale.
Sorry to. Hear of your Moms passing.. condolences to all the family. Sorry we can’t be with you Dianne but you are welcome to have a cup of something with us anytime.
Dominic and Eleanor .
To the Andrews children
Sincere condolences on the loss of your Mom. The Grenfell Ave neighbourhood family has lost another original member. I, along with many other children, remember spending time in the Andrews home while growing up. What a wonderful childhood this group of families provided!
Cherish the memories of your Mom and know you are in my thoughts .
Kathy (Walters) Collins
Peter and the Andrews family,
I was very sorry to hear of your Mom’s passing. Thinking about you at this difficult time.
Judy Perchard
My sympathies to the passing of your Mother. Joan was a lovely lady and I knew her through her visits to Wesleyville. When Cliff and Joan came to visit you all filled Aunt Carries house With laughter and wonderful noise. Cherish your memories.
Jeanette and family
Please accept my sincere condolences on the lose of your beloved Mom. Yes, I was one of the fortune ones, who spent much of childhood growing up in the welcoming Andrews household. With amazement I reflect on your Mom’s daily balancing act of infant and child care, meal prep, piano coach, and gracious host to various community leaders/university academia who regularly happened-by. All this amid a gallery of family and neighbourhood children and a back drop of a 1960’s Hi-Fi eliciting musique en francais. Through it all, I recall your Mom’s steadfast patience, encouragement in word and smile, and her child-centred understanding for the joy and enrichment we as children derived from each experience/encounter. In reading her beautiful obituary, I appreciate your parents have left a rich repertoire of family memories and if I may add, valued learning opportunities shared with many others of us! RIP Mrs. Andrews.
Janet (Driscoll) Short
One of the great people of Grenfell ave thanks for all the great memories you we’ll be missed
Peter and Dianne. So sorry to hear of the passing of your mother. She lived a long and full life but I know that dies not make the loss any easier. Thinking of you during this time.
Paul and family,
My condolences on your Mom’s passing. You are in our hearts and thoughts. God bless
Sincere sympathy on the passing of your mother..
She was a lovely lady
Louise Piercey
The Andrews’ families,
Our sincere condolences on your Mom’s passing. Thinking of you at this sad time.
Barry & Glenda Wilkins
Linda and the Andrews Family,
So sorry to read of your Mother’s passing. She was a lovely lady. Thinking of you at this sad time. Our sincere sympathy to you all.
Alvin & Mildred Tucker
To Paul, Brenda, Chris and Lauren and the other Andrews siblings and their families, please accept my sincere condolences at this sad time. Your mother was like family to me.. She and Mr. Andrews always welcomed me into their home on Grenfell Avenue and in Wesleyville. She was such a kind and gentle person to everyone she met. She will be greatly missed. Rest In Peace, Mrs. Andrews. God bless you.
Linda, Peter and other members of the Andrews family,
The beautiful obituary creates a picture of your mother for those who did not have the privilege of knowing her. Amidst your grief, hold onto the blessing of her long and happy life.
My condolences to your family.
We will miss our lovely, friendly neighbour. Mrs. Andrews was a special lady. Our sincere condolences to all the family.
Our deepest condolences to you and your family on the passing of your mother.Rudy and Joan Rumsey
To the Family:
We were saddened to hear of Mrs. Andrews’ passing. We remember her as a lovely lady, always with a pleasant smile. May your cherished memories comfort you at this time. Our sincere condolences.
Jeanette, Linda and family. My condolences on the loss of your mother. Mrs. Andrews was such a kind and lovely woman. What a beautiful smile she would greeted you with. It’s the first thing I recall when I think of her. I will be thinking of you over the coming days.
Sylvia and Family,
So sorry to hear of the passing of your wonderful mother. She had a heart of gold and made every guest feel so welcome to your family home. I’ll always treasure those childhood memories.
Thinking of you all and sending my most sincere condolences.
I’m ever so sorry to read of the passing of your Mom. She was such a special person..
My sincere sympathy to all.
Also on behalf of George Street United Church Women of which Joan was an Honourary Life Member I send condolences. We will miss her.
Pauline Murrin
Paul, Brenda, Chris and Lauren. So sorry to hear of your mom/mother-in-law and grandmothers passing.. We know how much she was treasured by all the Andrews family. You will all live on with the wonderful and cherished memories as can be seen in the lovely obituary.
Big virtual hugs to you all!
Dear Jeanette, Linda and the Andrews Family:
Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time. Your dear mother was a great neighbour of ours for many years. Although no words can take away the sorrow that you bear, may it be a comfort to know that others care, and may our Heavenly Father sustain you in your hour of need and grant you inner peace. May you always keep her memory close to your hearts. God bless.
Awwh, this is sad news. Your mom was a beautiful person inside and out. She always had a smile on her face and her smile would broaden whenever someone came through the kitchen door, including me. I have such wonderful memories of Grenfell Avenue and your mom was an important part of that. Rest in peace Mrs. Andrews. God Bless. Love Roanne and Ed Collier.
To My friend Dianne and all the Andrews siblings: I was very saddened to hear of your mom’s passing. It brought back memories when I spent many a day at your home and the fun we had. Both Mr. and Mrs. Andrews welcomed me with open arms. I know, even though your hearts break, you all will have many beautiful memories to share.
Thinking of you and sending my sincerest condolences. ❤️ Sharon (Hollett) and Paul Rose
What a beautiful person your mother was. Yes she made us all welcomed on Grenfeld Ave and Wesleyville. Your mom could tell her stories just like Cliff could. Have fun going through all of thier memories. Love to you all.
So sorry for your loss, thoughts with you and your family.
Jeanette, Linda and family, I can only imagine how difficult the past few months have been for you all, and I truly wish that I had the words to take away your heartbreak right now. Please know that you are in my prayers as another star is lit in the Heavens.
Janet, Denise and families
Very sorry to hear of your bleloved family member’s passing. Be sure to cherish the wonderful memories that you all surely have.
Glenn