PEARL B. PIRRIE

Condolences & Memories (14 entries)

• My dear mom time has gone on so fast seem yesterday we chatted on the phone or had coffee at your place, not a day goes by that I haven't thought of you and how you worked hard to see we would grow up well and your never ending love for us we miss you so much I find myself wanting to pick up the phone and call then I have to remind myself you're gone I wish there was a phone in heaven. May you rest well mom you have earned it for ever loved. John Maria and children. - Posted by: John C Pirrie (son) on: Aug 20, 2014

• well mom you have been gone just about a year now and you are very sadly missed by everyone who loved you and knew you. and you were a great joy to be around and thank you for teaching everyone that you could teach what they needed to learn and you touch their hearts as well. rest in peace, all my love. from nancy kotyk - Posted by: nancykotyk (daughterin law) on: Jul 25, 2013

• Mom loved life and as I remember growing up, she loved to sing and most people don't remember she could yodel. Yes that's what I said yodel. My fondest memory will be sitting at the dinning room table and asking her to yodel, and my fondest memories will be of us singing together. It was only a few months ago that I had made her and Hilda a CD. I brought it over and we sat at her dining room table and sang along with it. Mom may you rest in peace and sing along with the angels till we meet again. Love John, and Maria, and Grandchildren. - Posted by: John and Maria and Grande chirldren Taylor, and Jonathan () on: Aug 02, 2012

• Mom and Grandama, she did the best she could with the cards she was dealt with in life. Made sure that she told Jonathan and Taylor how proud she was of them and all they where doing in university, and to keep up the good work, she had told me, her son, how happy she was and proud that I had met Maria and made her my wife, she was so proud when I had called her and told her that Maria was working for Seven Oaks School Division. She had also told Maria how proud she was to have her as her daughter-in-law, and always said how much she loved us and the children. My last dinner I had with Mom and Hilda, Hilda was cooking and I was with Mom on the patio at their home on Watt St., Mom said, "well John I have cancer and I hope I raised you kids well", I said "Mom you did your best, us kids were raisd very well Mom". She smiled and said "Well son, I hope so". May you rest in peace Mom, we will miss you so much, till we meet again." Love John and Maria and children. - Posted by: John and Maria Pirrie and children. (son Daughter in law and Grande children. Jonathan.) on: Aug 01, 2012

• When I was a little girl, we lived with Auntie Pearl for awhile. She made the best cookies :). She was there when things were not so good. I'm sure that she will always be watching over everyone. Rest in Peace Auntie Pearl. - Posted by: Tina (Great-niece) on: Jul 31, 2012

• I met Pearl through her son and my good friend George about 14 yrs ago. We had a great relationship and there wasn't a day that went by that I didn't ask George or Brian how there mom was doing, I really enjoyed going to her house 4 coffee with George. You sure will be missed and you will always be in my heart. - Posted by: Doug Bain @ Wendy Sheppard (Family Friend) on: Jul 30, 2012

• Aunt Pearl is the last of my mother's family she will be saddly missed. I am sure she will rest in pease now. - Posted by: Garry Butler (Nephew) on: Jul 30, 2012

• My grandma was one of the most loving ladies in the world her smile could light up a room. God has one of the best ladies up there now thats for sure. - Posted by: Shannon Pirrie (grand-daughter) on: Jul 29, 2012

• Auntie Pearl was "A precious Pearl" to her friends and family. She played a huge role in my life and I will miss her. - Posted by: Earl (Vic) Scott (family friend) on: Jul 29, 2012

• Sorry about the passing of your mother, John. - Posted by: Steve Klem (Friend of John and Dollie Pirrie) on: Jul 28, 2012

• when i was a young girl and didn't know much she took the time and showed me how to bake from scratch and i learned from pearl how to clean house and laundry we had a very good friendship i would call her about once a week if i remembered otherwise it was every two weeks just to see how she was doing and i kept in touch as much as i could i loved her like a mom and she was very good to me even after my divorce from her son we were still good friends i will miss our talks , rest in peace pearl as now you have no more pain and no more worries i love you very much and will miss you dearly. all my love from nancy kotyk - Posted by: nancy kotyk (exdaughter-in-law) on: Jul 28, 2012

• PEARL WAS A VERY OUT GOING PERSON IT WAS EASY TO CALL HER MOM AND A PLEASRE TO CALL HER THAT. SHE WILL ALWAYS BE IN MY HEART BUT NEVER FORGOTEN. SHE ALL WAYS HAD A SMILE ON HER FACE AND LOVED TO HELP OUT WHEN SHE COULD I WILL REALLY MISS HER BUT EILL MOT FOR GET HER. SHE WILL BE IN MY HEART FOREVER. GOOD BYE FOR NOW MOM TILL WE SEE EACH OTHER IN ANOTHER LIFE. I LOVED SO MUCH THAT'S WHY SHE SAYED TO CALL HER MOM AND THAT'S WHAT I DID. I LOVE YOU MOM SEE YOU AGAIN ONE DAY. LOTS OF LOVE FOREVER PAM AND WARREN MARSHALL YOUR FRIEND FOREVER. - Posted by: Pam Marshall (Reall Great Friends Called her Mom from the time I met Herq) on: Jul 28, 2012

• Auntie Pearl was my mother's younger sister. Although, the family didn't stay together as they grew up, I was always curious about my mother's family. In 2003, I found Auntie Pearl listed on her sister Eva Huska's obituary from Dauphne. I called her from Safeway in Winnipeg and met her and Hilda that evening. From there I met her family and gathered a lot of information for my genealogy search. I have kept in contact with her over these 9 years and seeing her again in 2004, 2005 and 2009. I will miss talking to her as she was the last connection with my mother and because I enjoyed hearing of her Bingo exploits and what she and Hilda had been up to. She is with George and Margaret now and without pain or discomfort. My sincere condonlences to Gordon, Ingrid, Hilda, George, Charlene,Johnny, Dollie,Lorraine, Martin, Brian and Mylinda. You will all be in my prayers and thoughts on Tuesday. Your loving cousin Val - Posted by: Val Cornforth (Niece) on: Jul 28, 2012

• Pearl was a very loving grandmother and she will be sadly missed , but never forgotten. - Posted by: Jeff & Lisa Pirrie and kids (Grandchild and great grand children) on: Jul 28, 2012