Condolence: I knew Michelle in Saskatoon, when she was editor of he saskatchewan craft council. She became a friend. Condolences to Gerald and the family. Charley

Condolence: So sorry Larry after reading about the death of you daughter in the paper. There can be nothing so difficult to bear as the loss of a child. My heart goes out to you and your wife and family.

Condolence: It was with great sadness that I read of Michelle's passing in the Ottawa Citizen. We became acquainted when we were children, as we both lived on Haultain Crescent in Regina. Michelle, Kelly-Ellen Sheard and I were inseparable friends, and would play every day at skippping, walk to McVeety park to use the swings or play with our Barbies together. I remember how we would make up "shows" for the neighbourhood, and even charge money to see them. When her family moved away from Haultain Crescent, we lost contact, but my childhood memories of growing up in Regina are inexorably linked with her. To all of the Heinemann family, whom I remember with great fondness, I extend my sincere condolences.

Condolence: Our sincere sympathies to Michelle Lynn'family and to the Heinemann family. We knew Michelle as the oldest of the Heinemann family when her father was working in Ottawa and we were colleagues. We frequently visited as families and friends. Our thoughts and prayers are with the families.

Condolence: So sorry to hear of Michelle's passing. It sounds like she had a huge zest for life and lived the years she had to the fullest. I remember her with fondness as a lively, energetic person with an active mind. It was always fun to talk to Michelle over tea after school. May happy memories comfort you all. Marilyn