Ruth and I got to know Ruth Doxee when we attended the Finnish Luthern ,and the Angligan Churches in Kirkland Lake while we were living there.She was a very kind person and we were privaledged to have known her.Our condolences go out to Ruth,s family.

I am sorry for your loss, I love that your mom and dad are dancing in heaven.. I hope my dad is playing the guitar or banjo. John is clapping on the sidelines. So to you, Jim and Lynda, to the grand children and to the whole family, take care. Love, Pat McLean

I was saddened to hear of the passing of your Grandmother Alyssa . I am sure she was very proud of you as well as all her grandchildren . You took great care of me when I was in the hospital & could see the compassion you had for your profession . My thoughts will be with you & all your family at this time . Robert Turcotte

Dan, Lynda, Jim and families, I was so sorry to hear of your mother’s passing. Please accept my deepest sympathies. Carlo.

I’m so sorry to hear this news Lynda, sending you my condolences and hugs xo Connie

Thinking of u and your family Lynda Michele

Mrs. Doxsee (always Mrs. Doxsee to me) was a sweet lady. My thoughts are with all of you.

We are sorry to hear about your Mom. Sending your family our deepest condolences, Helen and Louine McCallum

So many childhood memories-trading houses for lunch and having the house specialty peanut butter and brown sugar open-faced sandwiches, going to your cottage, watching Missys pups being born (and Daniel and I being late for school because of it), raiding gardens, skiing of course and both our families just relaxing on our back deck-these are but a handful of our awesome memories of two families growing up together and being bonded for life. Lynda, Jim and Daniel we will miss your Mom too, she was family and we were the luckiest bunch of kids! She will be in our hearts forever with all the great memories we shared. With love, Paul, Marjorie Chris and Abbey xo

Linda, Jim and Daniel, I am so sorry to hear that you have lost your beautiful mother. I will remember both of your parents as kind and gentle people. I hope to get up for the memorial when the date is booked. Sincerely Laura Teague-Breukelman

So sorry to hear ! My deepest condolences to the whole family!

So sorry to hear this news. Sandra Dal Pai is exactly right, I can hear her saying Oh well! As I read her comment. Another Summit neighbour that I will remember fondly. Sending warm hugs to all of her family. – Cindy Summers (Ellies)

We are so sorry for your loss. A lovely lady, much loved and will be missed.

Im sorry to hear about your mom Lynda Your mom was a kind, hardworking Finlander! She always told me something interesting about my mom when I saw her I appreciated her stories and for keeping the memories of my mother alive Thinking of you Xo

I am so sorry for your loss.

Lynda: I am so sorry for your precious loss. She was a very sweet lady a pleasure to be around. My thoughts are with you and your family at this time.

So sorry for your loss Linda. Thinking of you.

Lynda, Jim and Daniel, you know how much I loved your mom and how proud I was to be her dark haired daughter. Our deepest condolences from our family. Brenda, John, Jeff , Virgie and Dave.

Our condolences to all the Doxsee family. Such a sad time for you all. Judy and Terry Turner.

My sincere condolences to the Doxsee family. I met Mr and Mrs Doxsee at St Peter’s. They were a very special couple and are together again. Rest in Peace Mrs Doxsee

Difficult time for your family and we send condolences. Wayne and Ruth were very special people whose friendship we valued during our time in KL. Of course, many of the best memories are of your family at Raven Mt. Take comfort in the good memories and strength from family and friends for whom your parents were very genuinely good people.

We would like to pass on our deepest condolences to the Doxsee family. Joe and JoAnn Jones.

my sympathy to all the doxsee family

We are so sorry to hear of Ruths passing. We became neighbours when Lynda and I were four. We grew up together and had a wonderful street full of neighbours and friends. I remember our Moms being outside chatting and having coffee while we all played. Ruth had a great ability to laugh things off and say Oh well! These last few years have been challenging and I am glad she is back dancing with Wayne. May the music never stop. Xoxo