Hi Lou.  It's me Steve from 1980-1982.  I just found out now your mom passed away last year. I wish to express my deep condolences to you and Ian and Colin.  I have such found memories of her - making such delicious meals for our weekly visits, sewing an impeccable jacket for your dad, seeing her love for Erin when she could barely walk, delivering hot meals to the lonely during Christmas, her dedication to her clients, her dispensing sage wisdom to us young and naive - she was a wonderful woman,  full of wisdom, strength and courage.  Anyone who knew her would have felt the same way.   It was a privilege to have known her and the part of her that is in you.

Dear Mr. Cunnold (Collin), Louise, and Ian and the rest of the family.
So sorry to hear of your loss.  Mrs.  Cunnold was a special lady and good neighbor.  Part of the group of ladies who were excellent Mothers, Wives, and Good Individuals in general.  The Lee, Haynes, and Cunnold families are founding Forest street owners and residents as the neighborhood grew.  Like the City of Burnaby, one would not recognize what Forest street has transformed into since the year 1969.  One of my fondest memories is to see both Mr. and Mrs. Cunnold working so hard on the yard and upkeep of their house.  Amazing how the grass could be cut so uniformly and without weeds.    Once somebody began to drive into our neighborhood one would think that our neighborhood was very expensive and extremely well kept by the appearance of both the Cunnold’s and the London’s residences.  Mrs.  Cunnold was Amazing and I know she will be sorely missed, but not forgotten.

To Colin and family

We  would like to extend our deepest condolences to you all on the death of our aunt Bridget, she was a wonderful lady deeply loved by her extended family.

I will be forever grateful to her for coming to see  my dad before he died, then  returning to stay with us. He truly loved her.

May she rest in peace , back  United with her brothers and sisters.
Love
Allison, Rob and family





Dear Colin and all  the  Cunnold Family. Here from Galway , Ireland we would like to extend our heartfelt  condolences to you all on the passing of  our Aunt Bridget .Our thoughts and prayers are with you all at this sad and difficult  time. May she rest in peace. Fondly remembered by her nephew James Mc Donagh  ,her niece Anne Finnerty ( Mc Donagh) and  all their families.

Dear Colin and all the  Cunnold Family, 
I was deeply saddened  to hear about the passing of my dear sister Bridget. I would like to extend my sympathy to you all. Fond memories of Bridget  l will cherish forever. May she rest in peace.

Mai Mc Donagh (Connaire), Galway Ireland

So very saddened to hear the news about Bridget. She was a lovely lady and a wonderful Aunt and we were all incredibly fond of her. The love, care and support she had for us, especially when Dad was ill, was unfaltering. He adored her as a sister and we take comfort in that they are now both reunited along with their other siblings. Rest in peace Bridget.
We send our heartfelt condolences to you all at this sad time. With much love from Jeremy, Katie, Alice & Grace xxx

Such sad news to hear,  Many happy memories of a wonderful sister in law, who will be sadly missed by all her family. 

Rest in Peace Bridget xx


Dear Colin and family
Our deepest condolences on Bridget's passing . Our thoughts and prayers are with you all at this sad time.
May she Rest in Peace with her siblings whom she is reunited with  now.



I am so saddened to hear about the loss of  Aunt Bridget. My thoughts and prayers are with all  the family, and I want to offer my sincere condolences. 

Very sad to hear of  Aunt Bridget's passing. Much love to you all.

Born in Galway back in ‘34,
an Irish country girl yet something more.
I know you never had an easy life,
but you became a nurse and faultless wife.
I know you worked from dawn to dusk each day,
I heard you cry when patients slipped away.
You gave your life for others, and I was one,
A lucky boy indeed - my mother’s son.
Now you’ve departed may I ask you please,
to share from in my heart these memories
…
You took me by the ear to the corner store,
to return a toy I stole when I was four.
You sewed a blue striped suit for me to wear,
my first communion was a grand affair.
You took me by the hand, first day to school,
hoped I’d learn Jesus and the Golden Rule.
You took me fishing when I couldn’t cope,
with 3rd grade issues and you gave me hope.
You fed the sparrow I tore from its nest,
Your fresh baked Sunday scones — they were the best.
You woke me up each day, “Now here’s your tea…”
I won’t forget how kind you were to me.
You knew I hung with bad boys in the park,
You just said ,”come home before it gets too dark.”
I know I hurt you in my rebel days,
I caused you anguish in so many ways.
And still you never turned your back on me,
You showed me what was love and family.
I guess I should have told you sooner on,
but life went speeding by and now you’re gone.
I love you mother so incredibly,
and now I am the son
you wanted me
…to be.

Hi Colin ,Really sad to hear of the passing of Mrs  Cunnold. Will miss our yearly visits with her and talking about old times.
May heart felt condolences to the entire family.  

Martin Higano 

Dear Colin,

We were shocked to hear about Bridget from Akiko. We're so sorry for your loss. We can't express how saddened we are. It is the warmest memory of us that we shared happy moments with you in Canada and in Japan. We will always remember her beautiful smile and the love in your eyes to her.

Sharing your sadness,
Kazuko, Kaoru, Sachiko, Ryu, and Reiko


Dear Colin 

This is Reiko from Japan, Jessica’s cousin, Sachiko’s daughter. I’m sorry to hear about Bridget. 
I met you and Bridget only once more than 10 years ago, though I remember very clearly that you two welcomed me like family.
I miss Bridget’s home baking muffins, her beautiful smile, and definitely one of the most powerful lady I’ve ever met.
I and my whole family appreciate you and Bridget giving us wonderful memories. 

I’m praying for you to get through her passing.　
Reiko

OBITUARY

Mrs. Bridget Mary Cunnold

January 17, 1934 – May 29, 2020

First Memorial Funeral Services Fraser Heights Chapel

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