We were very sorry to hear about Mona's illness and death. We'd chat as she walked by on one of her many walks.

Her neighbours from 859, Bob and Verna

Im so sad to hear of her passing. We met on the bus about 30 years ago and ended up becoming friends. We had a lot of laughs in my backyard/pool and loved going to Phoenix Square for lunch, or just hanging out. You will be missed Hugs my friend

I met Mona in grade 8 at Ness Junior High School and we have been friends ever since. In those days we bonded over making the cheerleading squad. That carried on to senior high school at John Taylor Collegiate. From that time onwards we have always been in each other's lives despite my many moves abroad and across Canada. Whenever I was in Winnipeg we would meet up. Mona would always pull out her school yearbooks and entertain me with many stories that had us laughing and talking for hours.

Some years back we attended John Taylor Collegiate's reunion with multiple days of events. At the dinner/dance event we had an amazing time on and off the dance floor. We were among the last to leave which had Mona laughing anytime it came up in conversations. Somewhere is a beautiful photo Holly took of us before leaving for the event.

Holly you always made your mom proud . Her love for you was unconditional and made her heart sing. You were part of every conversation we shared. I see pieces of her in you. When you met and married Brent he became part of her circle of love.

Mona's mischievous sense of humour, easy laughter, beautiful smile, kind and generous spirit, loyal and dear friendship are just a few things about her I shall remember fondly and miss forever. Thank you Mona for our times together. I love you and will miss our long talks. ♥️♥️♥️

My sincere sympathy and condolences to Mona's family and friends. I will toast her with some Bailey's and pray that God will provide you all with much love and support during this difficult time. Blessings.

First met Mona at John Taylor Collegiate and happened to cross paths again when I started work at the City of Winnipeg. Lots of stories, makes me smile remembering them all. You will be missed my dear friend.

I met Mona back in our Marble Club days (if you know, you know) and we have been in each other's lives ever since. She had a great sense of humor, and cracked herself up, as much as the person she was entertaining with a story. Her greatest accomplishment, and source of pride was, of course, Holly. You being a kind, thoughtful, intelligent, and compassionate human being, with a wicked (warped 😛) sense of humor, and a loving partner by your side, is all your mom needed for her to rest easy. You are her legacy, well done Mona 💗

Special cousin Mona will be sorely missed. I already miss the Wizard of Oz reference on her voicemail. We used to joke about how she could promote a favorite restaurant based on the amount of sweet and sour sauce on her shirt!❤️