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Shirley May Ford
June 2, 1945 - December 21, 2023
It is with the heaviest of hearts we announce the passing of Shirley May Ford, mom, grandmother, aunt, cousin & friend.
She leaves to mourn her passing her daughter Donna (Guy) Lunnin, her pride & joy grandson Cody Lunnin, nephew Rob Ford (Dinis Martins) & numerous cousins and friends.
Shirley was predeceased by her parents Monty & Win Ford, her 2 brothers Skip & Bob Ford, nephews Jeff & Chris Ford and her sister-in-law Jean Ford.
If you so wish to make a donation in her name please consider the Alberta Lung Association https://ablung.ca/give-back/donate/
or SCARS (Second Chance Animal Rescue Society) https://www.scarscare.ca/donate/
A Celebration of Shirley's life will be held in the Spring
It is with great sadness that Marcie and I hear of Shirley’s passing. We thoroughly enjoyed our time with her watching the boys and their sports. Shirley was always there supporting and talking to us. I know that the three of you will miss her as will countless others who knew her. The world was a better place with Shirley. She was one of the good people.
So sorry Donna,Guy and Cody. She was a good friend to jack and I for many years (thinking 55 years or so). We shared so many memories. ❤️love auntie Carol and uncle Jack.
Shirley was one of my dearest friends of over 40 years. we had some wonderful times together and she was there to help me through loosing George. She was a wonderful caring person that you could always count on. Miss her morning conversations – we always talked between 9:30 and 10:30 each day. I miss her terribly but am glad she is finally pain free. Love you girl.
Shirley was one of my dearest friends for over 40 years. We had some wonderful times together and she was there to help me through losing George. She was a wonderful caring person that you could always count on. .I miss our morning conversations – we always talked between 9:30 and 10:30 each day. I miss her terribly but am glad she is finally pain free. Love you girl.
I cannot count all the good memories I have of Shirley and the camping trips with her mom and dad, Win and Monty. To Donna and family….the stories and times we had together with your mom, grandma and grandpa and other members of your clan are now part of the web of my history….stories of friendship and love that I will never forget. From myself, our son Alan and daughters Maureen and Deborah….tears and deepest sympathy.
Jim Napier