Our deepest condolences to the Clubb family. Our thoughts are with you Joan and Larry.

Joan, Larry and family, thinking of you at this time. Cherish your memories.
Tracy

My Deepest Sympathy to Joan& Larry & Family, your Mom was a wonderful lady, I got to know her when she lived at Prince George I did her hair, know that she will be missed by all that knew her, you are all in my thoughts and prayers at this difficult time. RIP JO
Sue

Stewart, Doug, Don, Joan & John. Loving thoughts of the ‘ol Denfield postmistress. Sorry to hear about your mom.

For all of Aunt Jo’s Family
We are so sorry for the pain that you are experiencing. We can only hope that your togetherness as a family, and that all the memories of the good times that you shared, will lift your spirits and allow you to celebrate your mom’s, grandma’s, great grandma’s wonderful life. She was a fine lady and we will all miss her presence however we will hang on to the wisdom, kindness and friendliness that she passed on so freely. Our condolences.

Joan and Family;
Thinking of the Clubb Family at this sad time. May you cherish the many great memories of such a “lovely” person.

Joan, Larry & family: First I should introduce myself. I was the supervisor post master of Denfield. I spent many hours with your mother (Jo) as she always had a coffee for me in her house. I will always remember her kindness to me. Sorry to read of her passing.
My thoughts are with you all at this time.
Bev Rabbets, St. Marys

JOAN LARRY AND FAMILY SORRY TO HEAR OF YOUR LOSS ALWAYS THINK OF THE GOOD TIMES.

Our condolences to the whole family. Sorry we can’t be with you in this time of sorrow.

Sorry to hear of your loss. We really enjoyed getting to know your mom. Your family has lots of loving memories to share. May you feel God’s loving arms surrounding you today and in the days ahead.

To Jo’s Family
My thoughts are with you in this time of sorrow. I often remember my time with her. She was a super lady. Wanda ( Foot Care)

Our deepest sympathy to Joan, Larry and families on the loss of your mother.

Joan,Larry, & Family Our sincere condolences at this very difficult time. Our thoughts are with you.

Treasured memories will keep Jo close to your heart. We enjoyed driving her for the VON..
Don & Bonnie

To the entire Clubb family,
Please accept my sincerest condolences. Jo was a very lovely lady whom I had the pleasure to get to know while she lived at Prince George. She always had time for friendly conversation and was always delightful with me. Know that my thoughts are with you at this difficult time.
Bev Dayman

So sorry to hear of your Mom’s passing Joan and Larry. I did not know your mom but my mom spoke of her often and their friendship. Cherish her memory always.

Grandma Jo welcomed us with open arms into your family. She was a kind, gentle and most thoughtful lady. Even though we live so far away she would always send a lovely Christmas card keeping us updated of what she had been doing and how all the family were. She will be sadly missed. Sending all our thoughts and deepest sympathy to you all Sarah , Steve and family xxxxx

Stewart. Doug, Don, John & Joan sorry we can’t be with you during this difficult time. Our heartfelt condolences go out to you and your families. We will miss the presence of a loveable and kind lady.

I am so sorry to hear of your mother’s passing. It was such a pleasure getting to know her again while visiting Dad in Parkhill. Our condolences to each of you.

Joan,Larry and Family

We are sorry about your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

When you’ve loved and been loved by someone, nothing will take that away.

I was lucky enough to be her niece. Aunt Jo was a loving Aunt and Great Aunt to our children, and of course a big sister to Malcolm, our dad.

I always enjoyed the stories of her love for her little brother Malcolm… She was his hero. Which truly showed her loving spirit from the very start. From growing up and enjoying our times together, to the phone calls, to the cards, to the visits over the years, each became more precious. Aunt Jo made sure we knew our past and was so committed to sharing these stories and passing to her family the family history. Her beautiful photo albums, piecing together the past, rich in history and allowing us to know our roots.

Her last visit to Alberta two years ago was the high lite for my dad, as she was the surprise gift on his (her little brother’s) 80th birthday. The joy on that day, was beyond words. Thank you to Joan for making that trip possible!

Aunt Jo, was strong, kind and an example of love. She raised 5 incredible children, Stewart, Donald, Douglas, John, and her beautiful baby girl Joan. Now, all with accomplishments and families of their own, and a growing family she was so proud of. Rightfully so. I loved hearing the stories only a proud and loving mother, grandmother and great grandmother could share, and always with so much passion.

Our visits were a wonderful chance to catch up on all. Her ability to weave us all together through distance was a gift in itself and one of love.

She truly lived a rich life- as the love she continued to give freely is returned through a growing family, and a family tree and legacy that continues to flourish.

This gift of love, is one she can trust will live on through her family.
She was an incredible lady, in so many ways. I will miss her “Alberta” visits.

Dear Stewart & Nancy and family; Don & Vicki and family; Doug & Janice and family; Joan & Larry, trust you are all in our hearts and our prayers hoping all of the beautiful memories and precious time spent together provides you the strength, comfort and peace during this difficult time. With our love and sympathy, on the loss of your dear mom, grandma, and great grandma.
Shelley & Terry and family.

My deepest condolences to your family. Jo was the light of my morning working at the Oasis/ Prince George. Ill always remember the last time i saw her and what she told me. I will forever follow the guidance and words she has given me.

Dear Joan and Larry and to your brothers and family as well,was so sorry to hear of Jo’s death on her 90th birthday,a nice long life ,but it is still very hard to say our final farewells to our parents.I was unable to see you in person to express my sympathy..All our wonderful pictures and memories keep them close by..

Joan & Family
Sorry to hear about the loss of your Mom. My thoughts are with you at this time.

We should be there to celebrate Aunt Jo’s life and support you in her passing, however the weather conditions does not make that possible. Aunt Jo will be remembered as a ‘family’ person who would be there to support Clubb family celebrations if at all possible. In her later years, Joan was her chauffeur to these functions, often accompanied by Larry. I have great memories of Aunt Jo and she always had my respect and a place in my heart. The family has lost a link in the chain that holds us together. Be at peace Aunt Jo.

Sorry to hear of your loss, your Mom was certainly an amazing woman. Remember all the great times together.

I just learned of Jo’s passing late last night. Losing your Mom is one of the hardest things to experience. Find comfort in each other, your amazing memories, and the time you shared. Our thoughts and love are with you always.

Please accept our sincere condolences on the loss of your mother.
I know that our mothers certainly had good times at the Parkview apartments. Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time.

To the Clubb family .
Sorry for your loss , our thoughts & prayers are with you . Jim & Maureen.

Joan and Larry
Please accept our sincerest condolences. Jo was a lovely lady that I got to know when she lived at Prince George .She often spoke about the love for her family. She was a very pleasant lady and never complained .Cherish her memories. Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time.

Joan, Larry & the rest of your Family
So sorry to hear of the passing of your Mom.
Cherish alk the wonderful memories.
Thinking of yous at this sad time…Marilyn

Doug & Janice. We are so sorry to hear of your loss and that we were not able to be there with you. We are thinking of you and will see you soon.

To Joan, Larry and family, our deepest condolences at this sad time.

my thoughts and prayers are with you.

Joan and Larry: Please accept our deepest condolences on the loss of your mother. I’m sorry we weren’t able to express this in person but we have been away. Take comfort in your memories.

Scott and Michelle

Joan and Larry
We were so sorry to hear about your Mom, please except our condolences, Our thoughts are with you at this sad time.