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Welcome to the memorial page for
Frances Mary (Belleghem) Matthews
December 24, 1923 ~ November 19, 2014 (age 90) 90 Years Old Leave a Condolence
Message from Sandy Johnston
January 20, 2015 3:40 AM
So sorry to hear about the passing of Fran. She was such a good friend of my Mom and fellow Bridge Club member - Christine Johnston, who also ended her life journey in October. I was very glad to have seen and speak with her at my Mom's service and am thankful she was able to attend.
Condolences to all the family,
Sandy and Lois Johnston, Whitehorse, Yukon
Condolences to all the family,
Sandy and Lois Johnston, Whitehorse, Yukon
Message from Doreen Charlton
November 29, 2014 4:16 PM
My sympathies to the family of Frances Matthews.
Message from Joan and Wally Wilkins
November 29, 2014 2:19 PM
You may not remember me, however I am your cousin Joan . I have many pleasant memories of Frances and I considered here my friend. Wally and I send you our deepest sympathy.
Joan and and Wally Wilkins (nee, Somerville)
Joan and and Wally Wilkins (nee, Somerville)
Message from Frank, Jackie and Emily Horton
November 25, 2014 12:34 PM
Our thoughts are with you all.
Message from Jamie Matthews
November 25, 2014 10:40 AM
My Granny will always be one of my most cherished memories. She was one of the kindest and most thoughtful ladies. She could remember the names and birthdays of everyone she met and never said a negative thing about anyone. She shared my love of small trinkets.
When I was five years old I put a plastic white Barbie shoe in a silver pillbox on a hutch and she kept it there all the years following and would remind me every time I saw her that the shoe was still there. She instilled a love of the whimsical in me. She wore a crystal teddy bear around her neck with moving arms and legs and would let me play with it. I will always remember how she would clasp her hands and say how ‘grand’ it was when we would all visit together at the cottage. Every year we celebrate her birthday on Christmas Eve with eggnog and Christmas carols and this year there will be an extra angel on our tree.
When I was five years old I put a plastic white Barbie shoe in a silver pillbox on a hutch and she kept it there all the years following and would remind me every time I saw her that the shoe was still there. She instilled a love of the whimsical in me. She wore a crystal teddy bear around her neck with moving arms and legs and would let me play with it. I will always remember how she would clasp her hands and say how ‘grand’ it was when we would all visit together at the cottage. Every year we celebrate her birthday on Christmas Eve with eggnog and Christmas carols and this year there will be an extra angel on our tree.
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