The Casket

SHIRLEY MORRISON

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Funeral service for the late Agnes ‘Shirley’ Morrison, Aberdeen, Inverness County, was held November 17 in St. Andrew’s Presbyteri­an Church, Whycocomag­h, with Reverend Andrew Macdonald officiatin­g. Burial was in Stewartdal­e Cemetery.

Mrs. Morrison died November 13, 2018, in Victoria County Memorial Hospital, Baddeck.

Born in East Skye Glen, Inverness Co., she was a daughter of the late John Murdock and Annie Catherine (Macphee) Macinnis. A long-time member of St. Andrew’s Presbyteri­an Church and St. Andrew’s Ladies Aid Society, she taught Sunday school and worked diligently on many committees. In 2012, she was honoured by her peers as Volunteer of the Year. She was also a member of Bayville Seniors Club where she enjoyed many card games. She worked at various places over the years, Whycocomag­h Co-op, Ralph’s Dairy and Dennis Haverstock Funeral Chapel in Whycocomag­h.

She is survived by two sons, Stewart (Carolyn) Morrison; Ivan (Joyce) Morrison; daughter, Jill (Selwyn) Morrison; four grandchild­ren, Dylan (Cara) Morrison,devin Morrison, Jade Hunt, Emily Morrison; six sisters, Dolena (late Hector) Mackinnon, Jessie (late Lauchie) Mackinnon, Phyllis (late D.J.) Ferguson, Edna (late Gordon) Maclennan, Janet (late Angus) Scott, Willena (Peter) Parker; brother, Jackie (Marie) Macinnis; two sisters-in-law,

Neila (Joe) Gerrior, Laura Macinnis; many nieces and nephews; friend, Malcolm Maclean.

She was predecease­d by three sisters, Mae (Neil) Mackay; Margaret (Neil) Campbell; Laura Macinnis; three brothers, Murdock (June), Stewart, Morrison; two nephews, Sheldon and Graham Mackay; niece, Deborah Macinnis; grandniece, Ally Maclennan; ex-husband and father of her children, John A. ‘Jackie’ Morrison.

Memorial donations may be made to St. Andrew’s Presbyteri­an Church or to a charity of choice.

Online condolence­s: www.haverstock­s.com

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