Morley Kuiack

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

Holding you, Mae, and your family in my thoughts and prayers. It has been a long road for you. Will always remember the sweet, smiling man that Morley was and your dedication to his care. Keep all the great memories of moments that you shared in your heart. They will be the bright spots in your life ahead.

Dear Mae and Family, As I read about Morley's death in todays paper, I was instantley saddened for the loss of this wonderful person who brought smiles and warmth to so many and I feel blessed to have been able to share in his life and the lives of his family. Mae I am sending you the biggest hug at this very difficult time. The love I witnessed between you and Morley was an inspiration and I know that love will help you in the days ahead. My thoughts and prayers are for you and your family. My sincerest condolences. God bless.

To Mae, David, John, Janet and Tracy I am so sorry to hear about Morley's passing. Thinking about you. Take care. Monica

To Dave and your family; I send my sincere sympathies during this time as you journey through your loss. Sheila

Dear Alyssa, Robert and Tracy - Thinking of you at this difficult time and knowing that your grandpa must've been so very proud of you. Wishing you strength as you support each other as always. Sincerely, Jennifer Robertson and the Harkness family

Mae, you are in my thoughts and prayers. I will always remember our coffee afternoons in the Great Room and Morley and Pat chatting to each other. I will see you soon, Maureen

Dear Mae - you may not remember me but my mom, Marguerite McCurrie, died almost 2 years ago at McCormick Home. Morley was on her floor and I met you often too. I was in often with my mom and I also ran into you at the SuperStore one time. I just want to let you know that I am thinking of you and have often thought of you and wondered how it was going. You were so kind to me when my mother was dying. My heart goes out to you Mae! Diane (Mitchell)

Our thoughts are with you and your family.

Mae, John, Lorna and Family, Our thoughts are with you at this time. We hope that you find peace in your fond memories of Morley and in sharing time together.

(Donated to McCormick Home Foundation)

(Donated to McCormick Home Foundation)

(Donated to McCormick Home Foundation)