I met my new neighbour, Morley, only a couple of times. We had both moved into our new homes and were anxious to get to know our new neighbours. I still remember his smile and his great sense of humour. He was a fine looking gentleman, and I could sense that he cared very much for his wife Mae and their dog Lucy. Shortly after that he moved to McCormick Home, and I only had the opportunity to get to know Mae (and Lucy) better as we carried on our day-to-day activities. No one could ever be a finer neighbour or friend than Mae. It seemed to me that no one could have been a more devoted wife than Mae, as I saw her leave, often walking, on her regular visits to visit Morley. I send my sincere sympathy to Mae and others in the family. I hope fond memories sustain you during this time of sorrow. Take care, Marie
