From Bremervörde, Northern Germany, I`m sending condolences to the Family.
More than 40 years ago my Wife and I met Molly, at that time with Rob, at NATO HQ LANDJUT; next to the Border to Denmark.
Especially my wife Angelika and Molly arranged a lot of events in the Lady`s Club as well as we often met at our homes. During the following years we still were in contact by Letters. Until 2008 my wife did so; after her death I kept in touch.
I really feel so sad; accept I`m not any longer fit in English, but please take my remembering Molly and condolences to you from Angelika and Uwe.
We will always treasure the time we shared with Molly in Germany and later in the Ottawa area. She was a good friend and welcome companion, especially overseas when the men were off soldiering. It has always been sad reality to have missed so many of Molly's later years. Our family sends your family deepest sympathy at your loss.
Pat, Bill, Gabrielle and Justin Roddy
Molly was a terrific Mother-in-law and I loved her dearly. I will forever remember her devilish giggle, sarcastic wit, frankness, honesty and simplicity. And I can't forget her constant desire to make sure everyone had enough food to eat. She was a wonderful person who loved her family dearly. It was so nice to she her spend her remaining years in the two places she loved most, Forest and along Lake Huron. Miss you Molly.
So very sorry for your loss l was so happy l got to know my sister Molly even though it was later in our lives. She was an amazing woman and will truly be missed
Sending condolences to Molly’s family! Molly and I were friends since childhood, keeping in touch with Christmas cards throughout the years. Thinking of you all!
