It is with great sorrow that we announce the passing of our beloved Sally Rycroft on June 9th, 2020 in Victoria B.C. She will be missed by her husband Glen, daughter Lori (Darshan), grandchildren Haley and Tej, sister Nora, brother Bill and their families, former neighbor and special friend Zoë, her numerous friends, and her beloved dog Magee.
Sally was truly and deeply loved, illustrated by the number of friends and family who rallied for her. Sally was a force of nature, kind and generous, a loving wife, a proud mom, grandmother, and the best of friends. Sally’s untimely passing will leave an enormous hole in all of our lives. Her legacy will live on in those who knew her, through the memories we shared, and her spirit will forever be in our hearts. We will miss you deeply Sally, may your journey be peaceful and effortless, love you always.
In lieu of flowers please consider a donation in Sally’s name to the BC SPCA https://spca.bc.ca/ There will be a small private family gathering to honor Sally’s extraordinary life.
Condolences may be offered to the family below.
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We are very sorry to hear of Sally’s passing. We hope that your loving memories of her will help you to heal. Please be well.
Hugs Darshi, Nigel, Rani and family xo
Dear Glen
I am shocked and so sad to read of Sally’s passing. I was fortunate to get to know her well when she sold her financial planning practice to TE Wealth in Vancouver while I was the manager of that office. She was such a lovely, funny and positive person who was a joy to be around. Her clients thought so highly of her and she had a sterling reputation in the Financial Planning profession and was thought of highly by peers. TE was honored to take over her practice when she retired. My sincere and deepest condolences to you. Sincerely, Graeme
Dear Glen,
So saddened to hear of Sally’s passing. We have such fond memories of meeting you both on Seclusion walks, with your lovely dog, Willie.
Our hearts are with you.
Love,
John & Barb Wellman.
Dear Glen,
I am sorry to read about your loss. Keep the faith and keep well.
Lance M. Jefferson, Kits 1959
I was shocked and saddened to read about Sally’s death. She was always such a warm and laughing person. I always saw her shopping for groceries and we would stop for a chat, I will miss that. Take care. Love Melanie and Steven.
I have many happy memories of Sally from our work and travels together as members of the Financial Planning Standards Council Panel of Examiners. Her upbeat attitude and sense of humour made our long meetings less of a chore. I will always remember her sense of fun and her supportive approach. My sincere condolences to Sally’s family.
Dearest Sally
Well, who could have imagined this moment. Sitting here, I am filled with love and sadness knowing that you have left us. What will we do on the Land Stewardship Committee without your passion, honesty, good sense and warmth. I will always remember your lovely hugs and how much you loved the croissants and coffee. Mostly, however, I will remember how you kept me on my toes!
You will always be with me and I will always look to your guidance concerning the future of this beautiful land we enjoy. I will see you walking McGee and hear you next door making Sally G. laugh!
Sweet and peaceful journey Sally.
All my love
Richard
Beautiful words Lori. My thoughts are with you and your family ❣️
Dear Glen and family, I was extremely shocked and saddened to read of Sally’s passing. It’s been a while since we’ve spoken but I think of you often. In fact almost every day as I walk up the trails in Hyannis. My thoughts are with all of you. Sally was a very wonderful, loving lady.
Such a lovely photo of a wonderful person. I will miss Sally’s warm-hearted nature and the laughs we shared whenever we met for coffee or walks. Please accept my sincere condolences on your loss.
Sincerely,
Rita Archer