ORMA JEAN AGAR (MCDONALD)

Condolences & Memories (9 entries)

• Sincere sympathy. It was a great privilege to have known your wonderful mom, grandmother, great-grandmother this past few years. As we grew up in adjoining rural communities, we shared friends, acquaintances and many interests - in spite of not meeting until several years ago. There was a deep connection through our shared values. Orma was a truly great 'spirit' - an inspiration. I treasure her memory, and the many interests we shared, including books on the local life and lore of our childhood communities, and church events in Winnipeg, as well as events and explorations in Cloverdale, and Clandeboye. Most recently we shared quiet, and memorable lunches. Thank you for the beautiful U-Tube tribute. With warm wishes. - Posted by: Joyce Clouston (Friend) on: Aug 04, 2020

• My heart is broken to know my auntie has left us for a better place. She was a very strong willed lady. Will miss our talks on the phone.will miss her smile. Loved you auntie. My family Bryan, Ricky Dean, And Donna,Ronda, And my self will miss talking about the blue bomber. Who she never missed wearing her jersey and watching on tv pulling for there win. Condolences go out to Gayle, Lyal And Gordon. My Auntie rest in piece loved you lots oxoxox - Posted by: Lois McDonald (Niece) on: May 13, 2020

• I was very sorry to hear of Orma’s passing. I have great memories of our families getting together. You are in all of our thoughts during this difficult time. Barb - Posted by: Barbara Gillespie (Leask) (Cousin) on: Apr 24, 2020

• I happen to see her Obituary in the Winnipeg Free Press and thought I would try to connect her with my family. My 2nd great grandfather was Gordon Agar, born in Wicklow, Ireland in 1819 or 1825 (not exactly sure). He was married to Rosanna Slack. He died on Feb 10, 1904. My Grandmother was Elizabeth Evelyn Agar who was born on Jan 2, 1887 in Owen Sound, Keppel, Grey, Ontario on Jan 2, 1887 and her father was Samuel Arthur Agar married to Jane or Jennie Hogg. If anyone can shed some light on this, I would be very appreciative. Thank you. Lorraine - Posted by: Lorraine Klaassen (I'm sure she was in my family but not exactly sure how she fits in.) on: Apr 20, 2020

• My sincere condolences to the entire Agar family. My thoughts are with you. - Posted by: Gerhard Klassen (Friend) on: Apr 19, 2020

• Auntie Orma will be very much missed! I was always amazed at her spirit and strength. My deepest condolences to my dear cousins, her much loved grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Her presence will be leave a big void in family gatherings, but we know she will always be there in spirit. - Posted by: Donna Myer (Niece) on: Apr 18, 2020

• Sorry to hear of your Mom’s passing. She was very good friend of my Mom’s since they were young in Clandeboye. Thinking and praying for you. God’s blessings and strength each new day during this difficult time. - Posted by: Edith Peters (HudsonJ (Friend) on: Apr 18, 2020

• To our dear friend Gayle and family, Our deepest sympathy on the passing of your mother. We remember your mother fondly for her warm smile,wit and dry sense of humor.May the many happy memories comfort you and your family at this time. Heather and Ken Millar and family - Posted by: Heather Millar (friend) on: Apr 18, 2020

• Gayle, Lyall, Gordon and family So sorry to hear of the passing of your Mom. She was such a lovely lady and could always make you laugh with her humour. She loved her visits to Cloverdale for church functions with Joyce Clouston. She will be missed very much. Thanks Gayle for arranging our time together in August which allowed Auntie Evelyn and your Mom to have a great visit. Take care Billie - Posted by: Wilma Ratkowski (Cousin) on: Apr 18, 2020