In between those years, she raised up six rambunctious children and one saucy husband, her beloved Harry.
Isabelle danced with her sister Irene folding sheets at the laundry in Ladysmith and regularly brought home the high-score trophy from the bowling alley. In 100 Mile House Isabelle pulled designer lumber for the "Sable Cedar" mill, and sang in the "Songbirds" choir for ten winters in Mesa, Arizona. She baked a mean pie, and all her children knew to make her mad if they wanted one. S ' true!
Isabelle is survived by her two younger sisters, Yvonne and Patricia, and those six rambunctious children, Linda, Brenda, Laurie, David, Greg and Chris; eight grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.
Her smile lit up any room.
