Julie-Ann Bourgoin shared a story about Genevieve Mary "Lulu" Layman (Turcotte)

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In Memory of

Genevieve Mary "Lulu"
Layman (Turcotte)

1935 - 2015

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fun times

As a kid growing up I spent quite a lot of time with my Auntie Joyce and Uncle Murray, who of course were a hop skip and jump away from granny and grampa's house so naturally I went to visit all the time. I'm sure as all the grandkids remember picking blueberries and blackberries was a shared memory with us all. And of course, they had to be perfect and clean before granny could sell them...and don;t you dare eat one! I'm sure a few of us rolled her cigarettes too! I was terrible at it and she gave me crap for only "half" filling them. I blame my sister Pam for not teaching me good enough :) Granny was always looking out for everyone, and she wasn't afraid to say it like it is! A quality she kept even until the very end. I can tell you all that her sense of humor was always intact, and the staff at Marianhill were always telling me how much they loved her and how sweet she was. She was always trying to help them out, sweeping the kitchen, folding laundry, and looking after the "babies". She did complain to me a few times that they didn't pay her enough! Oh granny....how I will miss you!

Love your "big-headed" granddaughter Julie

xoxoxo

Posted by Julie-Ann Bourgoin

Tuesday July 14, 2015 at 11:05 pm