Condolence: Dear Cliff and family On behalf of everyone at Canadian Guide Dogs for the Blind I would like to send our condolences to you all. Peggy was a very special person and will be missed by all who knew her. She was a great ambassador for our organisation and everyone loved listening to her talking about her puppies. Thank you for suggesting donations in her memory to our organisation, this is truly appreciated. Thinking of you

Condolence: Dear Cliff, Our deepest sympathy to you and your family. We have many happy memories of your time in Ottawa. Forrest enjoyed many evenings with you and Peggy during his Elder visits, especially when there were puppies running around in the kitchen. Dr. Karen Dimock is the minister at St. Andrew's and on Sunday she referred to the passing of Peggy and a prayer was said. God's blessing be with you at this time, Forrest and Morag Livingstone

Condolence: Dear Dr. Amundson I was very sorry to learn of your loss.My deepest sympathy to you and your family.

Condolence: Dear Cliff and family, I remember so fondly the many happy times we had with Peggy and you. She was a wonderful woman and a special friend. I will always be grateful for these memories and hope you find comfort in your lasting love for such a beautiful soul. Please know that you are in my thoughts and I wish you all the best. Joy Cameron

Condolence: Sending our heartfelt condolences to you, Dr Amundson, and your family. Words are never adequate but please know you have many holding you close in thoughts and prayers. Ron & Becky Pritchard Tisdale, Sk1

Condolence: Dear Cliff Please accept my sincerest sympathy to you and your family at the lost of dear Peggy. Time has a way of going by to quickly but the loving memories of you and Peggy's kind devotion to many causes like A.C.L.D., The Guide Dogs for the blind will always be remember by the people that you both affected. With Affection, Arlina

Condolence: Dear Dr Amundson, Heather, and Jimmy, My deepest condolences on the passing of Peggy. I have many memories of living close to you in Tisdale when I rented a suite in Keith Cressman's home. I remember Heather dropping in to visit me many times, coming to take me on sleighmobile rides, and Dr. Amundson providing transportation to and from the School dances when Heather was in Junior High and I taught there. Please know that the family was very much missed when you decided to move to Ontario. Best wishes to you for the future.