Sally Laidlaw

Sally Laidlaw PHOTO.jpeg

Laidlaw:  Sally

Quietly passed away at Anson Place Lifecare Centre in Hagersville on Saturday, February 18, 2017.  Sally was in her ninety-nineth year.  Predeceased by her husband Peter Elliott Laidlaw in 2010.  Loving mother of Jean Smith (Don), Joan Corlis (Ralph), Don Laidlaw (Bettyann), and Dale Laidlaw (Donna).  Dear grandma to ten grandchildren, seven step-grandchildren, and twenty-seven great grandchildren. Predeceased by brother Harold, Donald, and sister Edith Armstrong.  Survived by sister-in-law Ruth McKeen, and many nieces and nephews.  Sally was a very dynamic lady who led a very active and healthy life with her late husband Peter for 71 years.  During her lifetime, she was a farmer’s wife, secretary, and did many volunteer hours in the community.  She was a member of Forward Rebekah Lodge 202 for seventy-three years. She was initiated April 11, 1944 and rose through the ranks of the Rebekah Assembly of Ontario to become president in 1970.  Sally found relaxation in knitting, bowling, cards, camping, and family time was at the top of her list.  A very special heartfelt thank you to the staff of Leisure Living, Jarvis, and Anson Place Lifecare Centre, Hagersville for the care our mother received.   The family will honour her life with visitation at Hyde & Mott Chapel of R.H.B. Anderson Funeral Homes Ltd., 60 Main St. S., Hagersville on Wednesday, February 22 from 5 - 8 pm. where funeral service will be held on Thursday, February 23, 2017 at 2 pm.  Interment Hagersville Cemetery.   A Rebekah service will be held on Wednesday at 8 pm.  As an expression of sympathy, donations may be made to St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church or West Haldimand General Hospital Foundation.  www.rhbanderson.com

Condolences

Posted by Doug Stark on
Sorry to hear about the loss of your mom, our
sincere thoughts to the entire family.
Doug&Gerrianne Stark.
Posted by Mary Ann Dempsey on
Dear Don and BA and family,
We are so sorry to be so far away at this difficult time. You both are very dear to us and we go back a looooong way! We know that this was a hard journey for your mom and for the whole family. Our thoughts are with you all. Hopefully we can get together at our cottage to give you your hugs of sympathy and an overdo "Brescia Babes" reunion!
Mary Ann and Bob Dempsey
Posted by Sheila & Bob Guest on
Dear Dale & Donna and family - so sad to hear this news. What a wonderful life your Mother had and she leaves an amazing legacy in her family!
Sheila & Bob
Posted by Pat & Mike Cavanagh on
So my "Summer Mom" has gone to be with the love of her life and all the wonderful friends they both had. We knew it was coming.....just hope the transition wasn't too difficult for her.....or for her treasured family. Love you all!
Posted by Linda Deveney on
Dear SIster Joan Jean and Families : It was with great sadness to hear of the passing of your Mom She was a beautiful Lady. Who when I met her and you Dad many years ago I looked up to with great respect and love. She was full of love for her Family and a Proud Rebekah. I had the pleasure to see and hear of her many accomplishment as a Rebekah A Mother and a Friend To All. Cherish the memories with joy and laughter. Love to All. In F.L.T. LInda Deveney.
Posted by Mary Saufferer on
So sorry to hear the sad news of such a wonderful and classy lady. I enjoyed spending time with Sally at Leisure Living, and when I did visit there I would always stop and have a chat with her. She truly was a lovely lady.
Mary Saufferer
Posted by Carson Shulist on
On behalf of the Rebekah Assembly of Ontario, please accept our deepest sympathies on the passing of your Mother. To us in the Assembly she was a highly respected Past President and will be missed. A memorial donation will be made to The Camp Trillium Capital Fund in her memory.
Posted by Sharon Armstrong on
I am very sorry to hear that Sally has passed. My grandmother, Edith Armstrong, used to share stories of growing up in the Donald household. Sally is the last of the elder generation of the Donald family. My father, Donald Armstrong, was always so proud of his heritage and spoke often of Uncle Bus, Aunt Sally and Grandma Percie and Grandpa Tom Donald. Alas, he passed in 2014. My thoughts and sincere sympathy are with the Laidlaw family.

Sharon Armstrong
Posted by Jim and Marion Lindsay on
Our sympathy to the family.
Posted by Brenda (Butler) Moore on
Jean and Joan and family.

What a lifespan of your mom. I know when I saw the name I wondered whether this was your dear mom. I go back many years knowing you gals from High school, so don't know if you recall me. However' sending my sympathy to you and yours. Moms are so special and treasure all those happy moments and memories. My Condolences

Brenda
Posted by Jack and Patsy Esselment on
Our sympathy to the entire family. Many great memories.
Posted by Jim & Betsy Michaud on
Dear Donna and Dale,
Our love and prayers are with you as you remember a beautiful life that God has called home.
I am sure you will be remembering many moments shared together as you gather to say goodbye.
May God hold you in the palm of his hand.
You are in our hearts - Jim & Betsy and family
Leave a Reply



(Your email will not be publicly displayed.)