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Susan Sanford
Born February 11th 1948, it’s with much sadness that our sister Susan Margaret Sanford of Montreal left this earth March 22, 2019 from a heart attack.
As a woman with a strong will and character, her wishes were to have the least amount of fanfare with a simple cremation already conducted by Kane and Fetterly.
Sisters Dale (Jacques), Barbara Watt, and Cheryl Sanford. She was predeceased by her mother Mildred Sanford (nee Williams) and her father Gordon Allan Sanford. She is also predeceased by brother-in-law Larry Watt. Susan also leaves many nieces and nephews and spouses: Sue-Lynda Bate (nee Gratton) (Howard), Shane Watt (Kristin), Chantal Swayze (nee Watt). Susan also left behind great nieces and nephews Daysia and Cash Swayze, Ella and Mayah Bate, Milla and Amity Watt.
She was an avid camper and spent many days and weeks with her sister Cheryl and friends at the camper. She also enjoyed building the family tree and did much research in genealogy to achieve a great Sanford book as well for the Browns, the Williams and the Gratton’s. She loved her large collection of elephants.
Born February 11th 1948, it’s with much sadness that our sister Susan Margaret Sanford of Montreal left this earth March 22, 2019 from a heart attack.
As a woman with a strong will and character, her wishes were to have the least amount of fanfare with a simple cremation already conducted by Kane and Fetterly.
Sisters Dale (Jacques), Barbara Watt, and Cheryl Sanford. She was predeceased by her mother Mildred Sanford (nee Williams) and her father Gordon Allan Sanford. She is also predeceased by brother-in-law Larry Watt. Susan also leaves many nieces and nephews and spouses: Sue-Lynda Bate (nee Gratton) (Howard), Shane Watt (Kristin), Chantal Swayze (nee Watt). Susan also left behind great nieces and nephews Daysia and Cash Swayze, Ella and Mayah Bate, Milla and Amity Watt.
She was an avid camper and spent many days and weeks with her sister Cheryl and friends at the camper. She also enjoyed building the family tree and did much research in genealogy to achieve a great Sanford book as well for the Browns, the Williams and the Gratton’s. She loved her large collection of elephants.
