I am saddened to learn of Shirley’s recent passing. As children we were close first cousins …. George, her Dad and William, my Dad aka Bill were brothers . We lived next door to Grandma Noble and both of us enjoyed getting together whenever her family came to see our Grandma. Although we hadn’t seen each other since we were teenagers, I thought of her many times over the years and wondered how she was.

I offer my deepest condolences now to her daughter Jackie, her brother Richard and her sisters Anne and Elsie and all of their families. Hold onto your good memories of Shirley for comfort. Big hugs to you all! May she rest in peace now.

Fran (Noble) Hillman

My Auntie Shirley was a beautiful person, both inside and out. She was so kind and loving and always had sweet things to say to everyone around her with a big smile on her face! Jon and I were lucky enough to spend the afternoon with her a few weeks ago where she was laughing and smiling and talking about the times we spent together when I was a young child. I always enjoyed spending time with her and she will be missed greatly! I know that God will be holding her hand tightly as she walks through heavens gate.

Our deepest condolences to all of her family and friends who had the pleasure of having such a lovely lady in their lives.

Tonight we will be enjoying one of her favourite desserts in her honour…chocolate McCain cake. Rest in peace Auntie Shirley!!
Karen Noble and Tyler Coates

Jackie and family:
Wishing you peace to bring comfort, courage to face the days ahead and loving memories to forever hold in your heart…We are out of town on Tuesday so will be unable to attend services for Shirley.
Eugene and Linda Webber

Rest in peace, Shirley! I only knew you for about 50+ years. We were “sisters” for a very long time. When we spent time together things certainly became very lively and definitely not boring. There always was a lot of laughter even in some of the very difficult and painful times that were sent your way. You were your own person and I will always admire that. There were times when we laughed so hard my sides hurt and times when you talked so long that my ears wanted to run away and attach themselves to someone else. Nothing will ever be the same without you

The residents and staff of Exeter Villa, join our hearts in an expression of sympathy and condolence to you and your family at this time of sorrow. May the memories of love shared, comfort you now and in the days ahead.

To Shirley’s family and friends: Sorry to learn of her passing, she was a great friend of my mother and belonged to the Legion Ladies Auxiliary.

Jackie and family, I haven’t seen your Mom for a few years. I always liked Shirley. She was friendly. You have our sympathy.Remember the happy times. George and Sue Wilson

So sorry to ear about Shirley, Please accept my deepest sympathies in the loss of your sister. I didn’t know her well but found her a very happy person when Ettie and I would go to Exeter to visit Marge.

Cousin Betty Ward Rimmington