MARYLOU AMOS

Condolences & Memories (9 entries)

• Sending love and hugs to David, Fiona, Ava, and Emma. I am so very sorry for the loss of your beautiful mom and grandma, I will forever cherish my memories of family gatherings at MaryLou’s home be it Christmas, Thanksgiving, or summer BBQs. Her food was absolutely delicious, and amidst the busyness of hosting she would always carve out time to catch-up with my little sister and I. We loved sitting in the kitchen watching her cook and enjoyed when she would show us how to play the piano or how she cared for her garden. If it were possible to relive special moments in our lives, a family dinner at MaryLou’s would be at the top of my list. I hope MaryLou, Dad, and Grandma Coyle are all enjoying good conversation and jokes at the dinner table in heaven ❤️. With love, Melissa, Ryan, and Mav. - Posted by: Melissa Suchit (Coyle) (grand-niece) on: Feb 28, 2025

• Mary Lou had a soft and gentle presence and was a fabulous host. I remember going to her house for many family get-togethers. She had a warm, inviting and loving nature. - Posted by: Krystin Coyle (Niece) on: Feb 24, 2025

• I worked with Marylou at the Residential Tenancies Branch. She was a wonderful lady with a great sense of humour. My condolences to her family. - Posted by: Joanne Zarichney (Former co-worker) on: Feb 23, 2025

• I had the pleasure of working with Marylou for all the years that she worked at The Residential Tenancies Branch. Marylou was always very polite and kind to everyone around her. She was also very dependable and trustworthy. She was a very good worker and good to have on our team. My condolences to her family. - Posted by: Ernie Gagnon (Co-worker) on: Feb 22, 2025

• Marylou was the kindest and a most thoughtful friend and caregiver. You will be seriously missed. My heartfelt condolences to Fiona and family and David. - Posted by: Judy Hunt (Friend & Neighbour) on: Feb 22, 2025

• Mary Lou was my kind and gentle Aunt since as long I can remember. I will always remember her for taking time with me to show me how to sew, bake and needlepoint. She enjoyed doing the simple things in life such as planting her flower gardens in the backyard when spring arrived; it was her therapy. Whenever she had guests visit she would make a nice cup of tea with some of her homemade tarts or cookies. She loved Fiona, David, Don (her son-in-law) and her two beautiful granddaughters (Emma and Ava) who brought her so much joy in her later years. She had a very difficult time these past several years and I truly believe that she is in a better place with those who have gone before her. - Posted by: Peggy Seaver (Neice) on: Feb 22, 2025

• I am so sorry to hear this terrible news, although we stay in Scotland we thought about Mary-Lou often she was a lovely lady she was my pal when I was a bairn (child) heart goes out to all the family Forever in our thoughts Love Stephen & Lorna. - Posted by: Stephen Pearson (Sister in law) on: Feb 22, 2025

• We are so sorry to hear about Mary Lou's passing, she was such a sweet and caring friend, we were next door neighbours for over 25 years on Inwood Cr. Our deepest sympathy to Denis, David and Fiona. - Posted by: Bruce an Fran Meyers (Friend and former neighbour) on: Feb 22, 2025

• My deepest condolences to the Amos family. Your mom/Grandma was a quiet, sweet lady. Marylou is now with my parents Marion & Arnold Henry probably sipping on tea. I used to run into Marylou at Safeway the odd time and catch up on the news in our families, but I had lost touch with her over the years. Rest peacefully Marylou. Sincerely, Barb (Henry) & Ian Brown - Posted by: Barb (Henry)Brown (Old friend from St. James) on: Feb 22, 2025