Tribute Wall
In Memory of
BettyAnn GREENSLADE
1944 - 2018
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Bunny & Tex Mortimer posted a condolence
Thursday, June 7, 2018
Dear Brad, Laikyn, Mitchell, Sandra & family,
We are sorry and sad to hear of the sudden passing of your dear Mom & Grandma.
We have been friends for 50 years, we never lost touched even with our moves.
I know you will miss her dearly, treasure all those memories. I know she loved the
times she spent with Laikyn & Michell, she was so proud of them. She was my dear friend.
We were planning on getting together when I returned.
May She rest in peace!
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Brent Polinkas posted a condolence
Tuesday, June 5, 2018
BettyAnn was a very special lady that I had the pleasure of knowing for 20 yrs. BettyAnn was always very professional, thorough, kind & considerate. She always asked about my family & it was evident family was very important to BettyAnn, she always brought me up to date on what her grandkids where up to. BettyAnn had a very positive impact on everyone who had the pleasure of knowing her! She will be sadly missed!
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Jon klok posted a condolence
Tuesday, June 5, 2018
Betty Ann was a diligent and hard worker. She kept me on track and never missed a beat. Always interested in my family and always sharing stories of her grand daughter and grand son. I will miss you Betty Ann.
God bless.
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Murray and Colleen Shantz posted a condolence
Monday, June 4, 2018
Dear Sandra, Brad & Family of BettyAnn,
Our sincere condolences on the passing of your mom. We knew BettyAnn for many years through her accounting business. She was devoted and meticulous in her work, delightful to speak with, and fun to know. Her pride and joy were her family. She will be very, very missed. Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time.
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Brent Polinkas lit a candle
Monday, June 4, 2018
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Victor d'Obrenan posted a condolence
Monday, June 4, 2018
My sincere condolences Brad and family. Betty Ann was a sweet person and always appeared positive and happy and I enjoyed working with her for these last 12 years. She was excellent in the work she did for me. Debbie and I will miss her greatly coming to the house and chatting.
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Joanne Greenslade posted a condolence
Saturday, June 2, 2018
My condolences Brad, thinking of you during this difficult time.
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Beverly Groenewold posted a condolence
Saturday, June 2, 2018
We are sorry for your loss, Sandi and Brad. We are so glad you could spend time with your mom this last year. What a blessing. May you receive comfort and strength as you grieve the loss of your mom. May God bless you through it all.
Love Bev and Mike
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Ann Burke posted a condolence
Saturday, June 2, 2018
To all of BettyAnn’s family
There are so few comforting words when we need them most. The passing of the one who introduced you to this world is one of the most important people in your life. Cherish the memories of your times fun with her.
Ann & Gerry Burke
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Laikyn Greenslade lit a candle
Saturday, June 2, 2018
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I miss you already, but you will be in my heart until eternity. Love you Granny.
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Laikyn Greenslade uploaded photo(s)
Saturday, June 2, 2018
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This is a picture that I took of my Granny at Mr. Mikes steakhouse when she took me for my tenth birthday dinner. Birthday dinners were always our tradition, and I will remember them forever.
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Laikyn Greenslade posted a symbolic gesture
Saturday, June 2, 2018
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Granny always loved the trees. I am missing you already, Love you!
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Laikyn Greenslade posted a condolence
Saturday, June 2, 2018
Bettyann Greenslade was my Granny. She was a wonderful lady with lots of stories to tell. I spent a lot of time with my Granny and as I got older, we had many great conversations. Some of the best memories that I have of her when I was a kid are things like when she would come over and watch me ride my bike, or take me to swimming pools. She always loved being apart of the activities that my brother and I were doing. She would sit on my front lawn for hours watching my ride my bike on the road just outside my house. She would come watch me do gymnastics all the time and she was at every performance that I did. She came to watch me play baseball and soccer when I was younger too. I remember when I was really little, my Mom and Dad would take me trick or treating on Halloween and she would come over and help out by staying at my house to hand out candy. When I would come back from getting my treats, she would help me organize my candy and I always sent her home with my tootsie-rolls. As I got older, we took a small trip together. She took me to a hotel in Calgary, AB and it was just her and I. I went swimming and she got to visit with a few older ladies in the pool area. Granny also loved her coffee. She took my brother and I to many restaurants over the years and we would sit there for hours until she was done her coffee. My brother would always ask her if she was almost done her coffee, and she would order more just to bug us. I never minded it though, because it meant I could have a longer conversation with her. What I loved most of all was our one on one time. We had so many great talks as I became a teenager and she was always interested in what was going on in my life. She always wanted to know if I had a boyfriend or if I had a date to the dance. She had many boy stories of her own to tell me and she always gave me great advice. I will miss those talks. Back when I was in Grade 5, I went to her house almost everyday after school so she could help me with my multiplication. She was like a tutor. I ended up memorizing my basic multiplication that year and passed all my math tests because of how she helped me. We also visited a cat shelter a few times that is located down in Cross field, AB. She always loved going there to see the rescues. Granny always talked about getting a cat of her own once again if she ever moved out of her apartment. She loved cats, especially my cat Storm. I have so many amazing memories of her, and it would probably take days to explain them all. The last time I talked to Granny was in the hospice and my dad, brother and I left her watching the news in one of the living rooms. Granny always loved watching the news. She always had it on the TV when I went to see her. I am so thankful that she is no longer in pain. My Granny lived a wonderful life.Granny was always so thoughtful and she always put a smile on my face, even in the roughest of days. I love her very much and I hope to see her again someday. Granny was a very special lady, and she will always live very close to my heart.
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Sandra Greenslade Davis lit a candle
Saturday, June 2, 2018
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You will be missed, Mom. I love you!
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The family of BettyAnn GREENSLADE uploaded a photo
Friday, June 1, 2018
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