HEATHER LYNCH

Condolences & Memories (15 entries)

• I remember Heather as a great friend. My family moved into 1112 Dudley Ave next door to the Lamonica's when we were in grade 10. As soon as we met, Heather invited me and my sister Ruth, who was a year younger than us, to a St Ignatius CYO dance. I met many good friends through Heather but lost touch with them all when I joined the RCMP in 1965. As a teenager, you could not ask for a better friend or neighbor than Heather and her family. It wasn't until 2014 that I reconnected with Patrick and he gave me Heather's phone number. We caught up with all our old memories and the next time I was to be in Winnipeg, I couldn't get hold of her, so I'm sorry to say I never met any of her "new" family, and I haven't seen Patrick since 1965. My condolences to all of you. - Posted by: John Ellis (Friend) on: Jan 20, 2021

• Uncle Greg I'm so sorry to hear about aunty. Wish I could have visited and said goodbye. Really wanted her to meet my daughter. I would love to meet for coffee sometime and have u meet her. I will miss aunty heather so much. Like everyone has said she had a beautiful unique soul. She did so many great things and touched so many lives. She was a great women. Always putting others before herself. I prayed for you both every night and will continue. You both were a big part of my life. I spent a lot of my younger years actually a lot of my time with my aunty you will be forever missed and your memories will forever burn bright. Love you so much aunty heather, rest in peace. Love Nicole Heather LaMonica - Posted by: Nicole Heather LaMonica (neice) on: May 14, 2017

• We are so sorry to hear of Heather's passing. We are sending love, strength and our most sincere condolences to you all. - Posted by: Gordon Smith, Nancy, Erin & Families (Cousins) on: May 03, 2017

• I've met Heather at work, RBC, when I moved to Winnipeg. We were also a neighbors, living close to each other. Heather very quickly became my close friend, like a sister with whom I could share my personal thoughts. She welcomed my family to hers with an open heart. She was always ready to help whenever I asked. She was the same to everybody around - cheerful, loving and caring. After I moved away from Winnipeg we stayed in touch, and she kept to be my wonderful confidant. Thank you Heather for everything, for many years of your friendship. It was an honor to know you and you will never be forgotten. My condolences to Greig, Monica, Kevin, and the whole family. Dorota, Shaz, Omar and Jacek. - Posted by: Dorota Yamadag (Friend) on: May 02, 2017

• Greig, Monica, Kevin and family. Our love and sympathies to you all at this sad time. We met Heather in Switzerland 12 years ago and instantly knew she was a special soul. We kept in touch via Monica over the years and feel truely grateful for having her love and kindness in our lives albeit infrequently. May she rest in peace knowing her family and friends will hold her close in their hearts. Love from Kerrie, Gavin, Bailey, Campbell and Rose xx - Posted by: Kerrie and Gavin Dietz (Friend) on: May 01, 2017

• Heather and I go back to the old neighbourhood. Her folks and mine were good friends. We both went to St. Ignatius and St. Mary's schools and later were bridge partners with the St. Ignatius bridge club...she was so much fun...she would get so excited when playing a good hand..her face told it all. I know you will miss her so much Grieg. I still remember her telling Grace and me how excited she was about this new guy she was dating..weren't we surprised when you walked into Champs to meet up with her. Heather had no idea that you, Grace and I had worked together in AC Treasury and knew each other so well. The world has lost a good one...I feel sorry for all of us. - Posted by: Marie Sharpe Schnerch (Old friend) on: Apr 30, 2017

• Remember my cousin taking care of me when I was in my early teens.in Trento ont. also remember Heather when I was much younger hanging out at their house in Winnipeg with my mom, dad, brothers and uncle tony, Aunty Ethel and ken and pat. Pat I haven't seen you in 55 years 🙂 - Posted by: Stuart duncan (Cousin) on: Apr 30, 2017

• Greig, Monica, Kevin, Pat and families, Although we lived so far apart in this great country it was always such a great pleasure when Heather came to St. John's for a visit. Please accept our sincere condolences. - Posted by: Diane and Brian Culleton (Cousin and wife) on: Apr 30, 2017

• Greig, We're so sorry to hear about Heather's illness and passing. Condolences to you and your family. Our thoughts are with you. Warm Regards, Kathryn McLaughlin & Larry Harder - Posted by: Kathryn McLaughlin (friend,) on: Apr 29, 2017

• Greig, Monica, Kevin, Pat and families. We were so sorry to hear about Heather's death. Even thought I grew up in St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, and she grew up in Winnipeg, Manitoba, we were always close. Heather, Judie and I had no sisters, so we became sisters of the heart. In 1999, Heather got a Buddy Pass for me, and we both went to Calgary to visit Judie. We had Tee shirts made up saying Codner Cousins Conquer Calgary. When Heather became housebound the past few years, we spent many times a week on Facetime. I am so glad we had Facetime to visit from afar. She loved all of you so much, and was so proud of you. I will miss her. God Speed Heather. Love, Noreen and Harold - Posted by: Noreen and Harold Press (Cousin and cousin's husband) on: Apr 29, 2017

• Greig, so sorry to hear about the passing of your wife Heather. Terry and I are thinking of you at this most difficult time. - Posted by: Liz Quesnel (Staff from Air Canada) on: Apr 29, 2017

• Our sincere condolences to all the family. Heather would have been so very happy to be surrounded by her family. I could write a book about our friendship, which was truly special. Heather was a caring, loving person whose first love was her family, which we were privileged to have spent time with. Heather and I spent many hours playing canasta at both our homes and our cottage in the Townships, which could last all weekend. She was very fond of our Sonia and a special memory for me was her taking Sonia out on the lake in the pedalo and both of them singing, at the top of their voices, in the middle of the lake. Neither one was able to sing in tune, but their happiness reverberated around the lake and they were both so happy. We enjoyed our bridge games with Greig and Heather, which Greig reluctantly agreed to! There are so many memories to treasure and she will remain forever in our hearts. Rest in peace, dear friend. - Posted by: Fay, Ross and Sonia Brydon (Friends) on: Apr 29, 2017

• Good morning Greig. I don't know if you remember me from your Enroute credit bureau days. I know that was an awful long time ago but I just wanted you to know you were not my boss at that time but also a good friend. I just finished talking to Sonya another person from your past. Those were the good old days weren't they!! We both wanted to express our sincerest condolences. Everyone will tell you that it will get easier as time goes by but it truly doesn't. It all depends on how you deal with everything ongoing in your life and make sure you lean on those close to you. - Posted by: Brenda Knight (Staff from the old Air Canada days) on: Apr 29, 2017

• So very sorry to hear of Heather's passing. She was one of the best. Our condolences go out to the whole family. Thinking of you all at this time. Love, Steve and Marna - Posted by: Steve and Marna Greig (Friend) on: Apr 29, 2017

• I worked with Heather and Greig whilst at Air Canada. I remember Heather as a compassionate and caring person who took great joy in her family life. My sincere condolences to Greig and the entire family. Rest in peace Heather. - Posted by: Eddie Cleary (Acquaintance) on: Apr 29, 2017