It is like losing my Mother. She was a great lady who loved to feed good food. I came in 1966 to Canada and my first job was at Johnson and Johnson. Ivy was working there at the same time but I did not know. Few years back she told she use to make my pay cheque. I am shocked to hear that she s no more. I sincerely pray to almighty God to give peace to her soul. I also pray that God give strength to immediate family to bear this great loss. I will miss her for the rest of my life.

Steven, Karen and Gary, Aunt Ivy was a special person in our lives, many wonderful memories to cherish, your mom gave me my wedding shower, my boys spent time at the summer home, Still can hear dad and Ivy laughing and teasing over cards during a stay at our home in AZ. No matter what age our parents reach we are not prepared to say goodbye. Know that we share in your loss and grief. I picture Ivy and Ike together again at peace in each others company.

My deepest condolences to Karen, Steve and Gary. Your mom will be dearly missed. When lives pass, memories carry on forever. She will be forever in our hearts.

Our deepest condolences to Karen, Steve and Gary. I have great memories of being at Auntie Ivy's house, she was always so welcoming and kind. Auntie Ivy was an amazing baker and her cherry squares were legendary!