Contributions to the tribute of Mollie Wood

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Mary Hatton and Chris Hankey donated to THE ROSS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL FOUNDATION

Sunday, December 18, 2022

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Christine and Tony Pickford donated to THE ROSS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL FOUNDATION

Saturday, December 10, 2022

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Anne uploaded photo(s)

Friday, December 9, 2022

We remember Mollie as that brave young woman who headed to Canada on her own. Mollie's Mum was a friend of our Nana (Minnie Wilson). I've heard that Mollie planned to come with a friend, but when the friend backed out she came here on her own. She stayed for a while with Mum's sister, Joan, then came to live with us in Green River. Of course, there she met Keith and the rest is history. I well remember Wendy getting us to say in unison "Hello *Aunt* Mollie!" when we saw her after the wedding. It took a while to get used to her being our aunt... she didn't seem old enough! Mollie & Keith didn't have any children, but loved and were loved by their many neices and nephews. They were godparents to several of us. After Mum passed away, it was Mollie I phoned on Mothers' Day. They were always fun to be with. I have so many memories: going with them to visit Mollie's aunt in Brixham when I was in England (with a picnic along the way, of course), a three-day trip to Florida with Mollie & Keith, Pat, and Greg, weekends in Cherrywood when I was first living in Toronto, Mollie putting on her make-up in the car as Keith drove them to work (try that some time!). Thanks, Aunt Mollie, for the memories.

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Grant Jones (Lorneville Antique and Collectible Store) posted a condolence

Wednesday, December 7, 2022

To the Wood family: I was sorry to hear of the passing of Mollie. My thoughts are with your family at this difficult time. Remember and cherish the happy memories. From Grant Jones (Lorneville Antique and Collectible Store)

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The family of Mollie Wood uploaded a photo

Thursday, December 1, 2022

In loving memory of

Mollie

1934 - 2022