Myrtle Maylor

A lot has happened since you passed on. Father Gregory Has passed on, Bin Laden has been dead for some time and St. Francis Church isn't the same. Realized how intelligent you were when we argued about Fr. Gregory. He was my other dad because he knew me since i was a baby. Wish you were still around. You were the last of the Catholic Women's league.

To the Maylor Family, Our deepest condolences on your loss. Sincerely, Marilyn Shupak and staff at Capp Shupak

There's sadness in my heart for I will miss her, truly miss her... but there is also peace, as I hope there is in yours, since our beautiful Myrtle is finally resting in the arms of our Lord. She was an amazing, loving, caring woman who gave all she had. Her help at the Out of the Cold at St Michael's Cathedral will not be forgotten. Though she had many daily struggles she always smiled and laughed and oh, how she made me laugh. The blessings I received from her are endless. Those who had the pleasure of knowing her and talking with her, know how precious her presence was. May our Lord bless you and give you comfort during this time. She will be in my prayers.

I will miss Myrtle. She was a faithful friend. My prayers go out to her family and friends. Eternal rest grant unto her, O Lord, Jenna

My deepest sympathy and condolences to the Maylor family for the passing away of Mrs. Myrtle Maylor. God bless her soul.

I will miss Dear Myrtle. She used to quietly come in and clean the office at Campaign Life, announcing "Don't mind little old me. I am just here..." Which meant if you went over and said hello you'd be treated to the warmest of smiles and those beautiful expressive eyes. So sorry I could not be there to share in the celebration of her life. My sincere condolences to her family, May she rest in peace. Alex, Carole and the Vernons

Dear Myrtle, I have fond memories of the times we spent at St. Pat's Out of the Cold. Thank you for all your volunteering and may you rest well in the Lord. Colleen Dodds

Myrtle will be missed.