John Lonsdale Greenlay

I will always remember his smile and how happy he was to come and visit his sister on good old Riviera street in Laval Rest In Peace and my deepest sympathies to family.  Wendy Claus Jacobs

Our sincere condolences to the family.  May he rest in peace. 

Je suis vraiment désolée pour la grande perte que vous vivez présentement. La mort est notre pire ennemi. Heureusement, il y a un bel espoir pour l'avenir. Voici ce que j'ai lu dans un livre rempli de sagesse, dont le message apporte réconfort et espoir à des gens de tous les milieux culturels. "Et il essuiera toute larme de leurs yeux, et la mort n’existera plus ; il n’y aura plus ni deuil, ni cri, ni douleur. Les choses anciennes ont disparu". Bon courage!

To Marilyn and Myrna We send our sincere condolences on the passing of John.  Cherished memories will always keep him close in heart to you.  We will have memories of him coming to Mountainview Farm in Bury and also he came to visit us in Sherbrooke. Love and hugs, Pam and Pauline Goodenough

 Dear Marilyn and family,I send love and many blessings to you all at this sad and difficult time. John will be missed but never forgotten. I have fond memories of our times together Betty Sharpe

My deepest sympathies to dear Marilyn & both families. He was such a gentle loving person who shall leave a huge void in our lives. Our mutual infatuation with our beloved Alouettes and attending exciting games together shall be a cherished memory. RIP John, with ‘time outs’ to cheer…!?!

I am so sorry for your loss Marilyn.  You and John have had such a nice time of companionship for so long and I am glad to hear that John did not linger too long in his confused  state without you at his side. Sending a big hug to you and I hope your friends and family will help you lots through the challenges coming up. Sherri Purves

I will miss your Daly calls, checking up on me.  We had some good times and some sad times.  When we young, you always protected me from harm.  We had great fishing trips with Mom and Dad too.  The best though, was the Saturday nights, watching Hockey.  Mom always had goodies ready.   R.I.P. big brother. Love, your baby sister, Myrna.

I remember with fondness all the times you Marilyn and John came to Brighton to visit your sister Betty and we would all go out for dinner at your favourite restaurant.  Also visiting me when I had the B&B.  These are the fun time I will remember.  I know John with be missed, but his memory will live on.  My sincerest sympathies go out to you and your family. Shona Clark