My heart hurts. I am still trying to process that Aunty Winnie is no longer with us. To me she was the legend of our entire tribe and village. A definite legend in my eyes. She is all I know when it comes to family get togethers. Christmas and food. Such great food. Carrot juice with a dash of something nice to give it an extra taste. Unforgettable you are Aunty Winnie. I never thought I would see this day. I guess I just thought you would live forever. My encourager and supporter throughout the many years. I have so many wonderful memories going way back. I will just mention a couple. As a teen I was not allowed to have parties. Not to mention we are SDA worshippers. Well I will never forget Aunty Winnie allowing me to have a sweet 16 Birthday party in her basement with music. Wow! I had eyes for a certain young lad and she knew it. Awesome memory! Makes me smile. Still in awe. So many memories of her Salon on Eglington Ave West where I often took the bus in my young days by myself to get there. The Mississauga train derailment where we all stayed in the upper room of the shop. I'm still trying to figure out how we all fit in there. She sure did make it work. For a time after mommy left this earth I was able to call Aunty Winnie and talk and cry. I was so depressed feeling lost and alone many times. Aunty Winnie would always uplift me and tell me mommy always spoke about me, was proud of me and thought I was the smartest of the bunch. Sorry my siblings, smile! She just knew what to say to make me feel better. God bless her heart. I have many more wonderful lifetime memories. You don't really realize how much a person means to you until they are no longer here. I loved Aunty with all my heart. I loved her in life and I love her in death. I am feeling an emptiness that I cannot explain as she filled a gap in my life where there was a hole.
Thank you God for loaning her to me for just a moment in time.
Aunty Winnie you were the LIFE of a lifetime that once was.
Rest easy now. No more pain. Until then..😭💔🙏
Joan I want you to know that I am very sorry for the loss of your mom. My prayer for you is that God will continue to comfort, strengthen and hold you close as you adjust to a new normal without your mom. Sending love and hugs to you and the rest of the family. Love always.
Pat🙏💕
To George and Family,
We are deeply saddened that you have lost your wife Winniefred Gregory. Please accept our condolences. May the love/friendship of your family, friends surround and help you through these very difficult and trying times. We trust that Winnie will always remain in our thoughts, may the good Lord bless and keep you always.
Glen and Ingrid (Dawn) Gregory.
Joan Condolence to you all and George .Prayers of comfort and strength 💗Your mom Winne will be missed and will continue to live in our Hearts .
May she Rest in Eternal Peace 🙏
My aunt you will surely be miss. Love you aunty Winnie. RIP in peace.
Although we’ve lost contact through the years Aunt Winnie have always been a special and dear aunt especially throughout my childhood. I’m grateful for her assistance in helping me getting into university here in the States after graduating from high school in Jamaica. She was also a comfort after I loss my mom( her sister). May your soul Rest In Peace my beautiful aunt Winnie.