DUNCAN, Sarah Ann passed away at Victoria Hospice on November 18, 2009.
Predeceased by her parents, Richard “Dickie” and Norah Duncan (nee Flint); younger sister, Eileen Morgan; and brother-in-law, Bruce Anderson, Sarah is lovingly remembered by her daughter, Jackie; sister, Norah Anderson; grandchildren, Brandi and Shane; and great grandchildren, Bartley, Alexis, Duncan, Ashley, Colby and Cohen. She will also be missed by numerous nieces and nephews.
A funeral service will be held at McCALL BROS. FLORAL CHAPEL, Johnson and Vancouver Streets on Monday, November 23, 2009 at 11:00 a.m. Following the interment at Hatley Memorial Gardens, family and friends are invited to celebrate Sarah’s life at the Royal Canadian Legion, Esquimalt Dockyard branch # 172, 622 Admirals Road.
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Chris Lyon
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Nora Hayward I have been honored to know Sarah for many years. I was with her Father when he passed and that drew Sarah and I together.
Sarah was a lady until then end and my sympathies are with her family right now, I am so sorry for their loss and oh what a loss it is. Jackie it truly was an honor to know and be a part of your Moms life, I thank you.
Blessings
Nora
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Yvonne MacArther My deepest sympathies to your family.
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JC Halliwell Jackie & Family;
Sarah was a very gracious lady, hard worker and lots of fun. Although free from pain and in a better place she will certainly be missed, especially for her dedication to the Legion. May all the happy memories help in your time of loss.
JC & Jean Halliwell
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Meagan Brame Sarah will be missed very much in the community. She always welcomed my child care program every year when we would interrupt her busy Poppy season to bring our wreath. She was wonderful with them.
Sarah – be at peace and we will remember how much you gave back to your community.
Meagan Brame and the Staff and Children of Saxe Point Day Care
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Dan & Edie Clark To us, Sarah was a very caring person who thought of others
before her. Jackie we know you will always love and miss her
every day. Mothers are very “special” people!Love you.
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Pat Saulnier Jackie
I am glad Sarah is not in pain anymore. I would like to think Sarah has moved on to a better place, probably working too hard but organizing Heaven so it will be ready for the rest of us.
You lost a great mother, roll model and the most organized person I knew. She will be missed by all. I just wanted you to know how proud she was of you if I asked how you were doing she lite up and told me wonderful. The Legion was her life and she loved doing her work as long as she could.
My thoughts are with you
Pat Saulnier
I first met Sarah when I donated my $70.00 overtime pay to the Royal Canadian Legion, when I met her I was almost in tears, she was the most nicest, caring, and loving person I had ever met. She is in a better place now and let us never forget all the great work she did for the legion. Chris.