I had the pleasure of serving her lunch a little more than a week ago with the girls.Such a strong willed lady that never missed a beat.Mrs.McIvor was my very first employer.I mowed her lawn for her on Camelot when she would go on holidays in the summer.I even mowed over her extension cord she left for me!My dad helped me fish it out of the mower before she returned and we replaced it.LOLDuring her lunch with the ladies she had a great meal.She made sure she told me if it was not good she was just not going to eat it...and the beef tenderloin in the pasta better not be tough! I assured her it was going to be just fine.She made me laugh the whole lunch while the ladies she was with fussed over her to make sure she was fine.She even ate dessert.The picture that is attached to this story is the one taken that day.There is also one i took with all of the girls around her.

Laurel,Dave,Jennifer and Kelly.My deepest sympathies for yor loss.She will be gone but never forgotten.She will be the sun on a beautiful day,the butterfly that keeps flying around you even the breeze you feel on a fall day.She will always live on in your hearts.

Much Love Joyce Larochelle and family and your friends at P@Ms Kouzzina!

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