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(continued from last column...) The Summers family would also like to recognize the kindness, compassion and determined efforts demonstrated by everyone at CancerCare Manitoba and the GD6 ward at Health Sciences Centre. Special thanks to Dr. R. Kumar who was D'Arcy's primary physician, Tom Roche, and Susan Pearce, Bonnie Camirand and unit attendants Bert, Dolly, Frank and Paula, and room attendant Nadira all whom saw D'Arcy on daily basis and sang with her, talked, did puzzles, told stories, gave poetry and revelled in the Boston Bruins existence with her. Almost all the nurses on the GD6 ward treated D'Arcy. Brett will forever be grateful for their professionalism, compassion and consideration for D'Arcy's well being and dignity. Their duties are complex and difficult but their kindness is immeasurable. D'Arcy you will be forever cherished as a best friend and wife, mother, daughter, sister, grandmother aunt and friend. Your intelligence, strength, will, caring, kindness and compassion for others was limitless and your influence was and will forever be felt. A Service celebrating D'Arcy's life will be held in St. Benedict's Table located in All Saints Anglican Church, 175 Colony Street (Broadway and Osborne) on Wednesday, May 30, 2012, at 10:00 a.m. In lieu of flowers, the Summers family invite you all to use and share D'Arcy's rules of colouring with your friends and family.

As published in Winnipeg Free Press on May 28, 2012