Condolence: hello. i think i met Kathy and Heather once but I do not ever recall meeting your brothers. i am so deeply sorry not to have been there for Myrt's funeral. she was an amazing person that I and I am certain many others held in high regard. i will never forget her guidance and support throughout my nursing education career. she will be deeply and truly missed by me and my family. sincerely Ellen Rukholm

Condolence: hello. i think i met Kathy and Heather once but I do not ever recall meeting your brothers. i am so deeply sorry not to have been there for Myrt's funeral. she was an amazing person that I and I am certain many others held in high regard. i will never forget her guidance and support throughout my nursing education career. she will be deeply and truly missed by me and my family. sincerely Ellen Rukholm

Condolence: Myrt was a teacher colleague mentor and dear friend. we miss her very much. she was an amazing humanistic person as our so Jakob said she trusted me to build her stairs and dock at the age of 18. Our three
sons washed sanded and stained her little cedar house. She and our son Matti planned and landscaped her garden. All three sons played chess with her often on aSunday afternoon after either running across the frozen lake or in summer canoeing. for me she opened my eyes to nursing supported me through many challenges. she was a kind loving person who holds a special place in our hearts and memories

Condolence: Myrt was one of the first contacts I had with nursing in Sudbury . She convinced me, with her warmth, her interest in me as a person, to enroll in the BScN program at Laurentian. She was always there for me, at her home or office, to help me work through career and life decisions.
She was the best, as a teacher, and as an inspiring nurse. Myrt's willingness to take chances and see promise helped launch my nursing career. I have always retained the memory of her encouragement, and hopefully encouraged others in the same way.
Light a candle, raise your glass to toast this wonderful woman.

Condolence: Myrt was a warm, giving individual. I was delighted to be her colleague on various Eastern Synod Boards and Committees during those years when she actively served her Lord through the ELCIC. Carolin and I loved the opportunities we had to visit with her at her home on the lake and we enjoyed our conversations and I, particularly, enjoyed reminiscing about those long ago days when she together with her mom and dad would visit with me and my family in Wellesley, ON.
Myrtle was a wonderful person and a gift to the church and the medical profession.

Phil Heinze

Condolence: March 2015,
Dear Family,
I wanted to write and offer my heart-felt sympathy for the passing of Myrt. She was
a compassionate nursing professor.
Very sincerely,
Chantal Pollock (née Robitaille)
Sudbury