We wish to offer deepest sympathy to all the family of Velma. Special condolences to Don and Donna Webster and to Gary, one of my former students at Exeter Public School. May the good memories sustain you during this time of loss!

Ken and Lois Ottewell,
British Columbia.

Don, Penny, Gary and Janel.
Sorry to here of your mother’s passing. Our thoughts are with you at this time.

Our thoughts are with you all …. Don, Gary, Jim, Sandy and Ron. Aunt Velma “the queen of bingo” and her nice smile will be missed.

– I was always her “Alfie”.

Deepest sympathy to all of Velmas family at this sad time. Know that you are in our thouhts and prays. We especially think of Don and Donna Webster at this time.
Bill and Donna Perry

So sorry to hear of Velma’s passing. She was a friendly Lady & good neighbour. Our thoughts are with you at this time.

Our thoughts and prayers are with you all in these trying times.
We will never forget the memories of this fine lady

My thoughts are with all of the families. Velma was a neighbour in “Francistown” for many years.

Dear Sandra, Don, Ron, Jim and Gary and families,
As a youngster I remember going up to ” Bill and Georgina’s” and there would be a “jam session” what a good time. Your mom was always such fun and so nice, what a smile, Over the years when I would see her in Exeter she always knew who I was. I know she missed your Dad so much ( now there was a talented fella!) I am living in Brantford now. God bless you all, Kindest regards, Judy

Dear Don&family:
Sorry for your loss.Our thoughts&prayers are with you at this time.

I know that I will see you all at the funeral home,but don,t always have a chance to say what you what to say.
Velma has been my friend for for over 50 years.
She was my friend when I was a teenager.
She taught me my first job at the canners when I was 15years old.
We wrote to each other when they where in Germany.
I will always remember her smile as she always had one even on her not so good days
.God bless the family that is left to mourn the loss of a loved one

This is such a hard time for you all but rejoice in the wonderful memories. Velma was always there to support us ALL in any Stone/webster event. Bless you all.

Dear Don&Donna:
Sorry for your loss.Our prayers&bestwishes are with you&your family.

To the Harvey and Webster families, I send my condolence on the loss of Velma Harvey.

My sympathies for the entire family.

Don & Penny

Sorry to hear of your loss, my thoughts and prayers are with you and yours. May the memories you have live on forever.

Dale Grant

It is with deep sadness and sorrow I discovered the passing of Velma!
Whenever I went to visit my mother at the Exeter Villa, Velma was always a joy and pleasure to visit with.
My deepest condolonces go to the family of Velma.
She is with the Lord now; and she is at peace.
And I for one, will miss her dearly!

May God Bless you all in your time of sorrow and loss.

In Christ
Rev. Michael

Don and Penny , Ron and Family
So sorry to hear of your loss , our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time.

My deepest sympathies to the`family of Velma. Such a kind generous lady who taught me much about work and canning. I knew Velma when I was teenager working at the Exeter Canners with my Mum (Grace McBride) Mum worked on the “carrot line” and I worked on the “glue” line` & assembled boxes with Margaret Jean Broadfoot of`Kippen. I also used to see Velma at Drysdale Hardware in Hensall. My thoughts and prayers are with you at this sad time.