Monday, February 12, 2024
To Sue, Kate and Hope, I want to express my sincere condolences for your loss .
Mrs Hunter is a memory that goes back to the 1950s when her children and my Family siblings and I, grew up in Rothesay Park each summer. They were many great times-- at the R,othesay Beach,, the swims at the Ray's Lake in French Village, the Tennis Club , Boat Club , the Rothesay Pony Club, with Mrs. Oland ,Diggles Store with Mr. Diggle , the Rothesay Post office with Mr Puddington,, Harry Miller the lone Policeman the Kennedy House ,RCS, Netherwood etc.
Mrs Hunter was always there, every summer. I have nothing but fond and pleasant memories of her presence, with her sharp wit and historic knowledge..
In her latter years, my Val and I use to visit Hope at her cottage on the Kingston Peninsula. She was as sharp as ever--her memory of yesterday and yesteryear were equally as good. There was no change to memory or knowledge or sense of humour She was amazing Her vitality lasted forever. A great Lady .
We will all miss her.
My thoughts and prayers are with Susan, Kate and Hope
Sincerely
George Teed
