Brenda Mae Smith
June 26th, 2021
Brenda (B) Mae Smith
(Nee Bourret)
July 12, 1964 - June 26, 2021
It is with the heaviest of hearts that we must announce an early edition to the stars.
Early Saturday, morning, Brenda Smith (nee Bourret), passed away peacefully in her home.
She was a wonderful soul who will be missed by many for so many different reasons. A sister, an aunt, a friend, a mother, and the proudest grandmother out there. These past few years were oh so hard on Mom and now she can be at peace for the first time in a long time. We here were not ready, but Mom was.
She would only want to be remembered with laughter and love. So that is what we ask. Do not mourn the time that could have been. Celebrate the times had.
We appreciate any and all condolences you may send. Messages may be sent to either Ron and/or Connor Smith. Please in place of sending any flowers to their home please make a donation to the Red Deer hospital or the IODE. The Red Deer hospital is an underrated medical institution with magnificent staff that did so much for mom over the years. The IODE was one of Mom's many passions, where she could try to help as many people as possible. Really she would want you to donate to what you think matters. Mom was an activist and wanted to help all she could, so if you can think of another cause she was passionate about, donate to that one in her honour and share it with us.
Arrangements made to celebrate this wonderful woman will not be rushed. A private family affair will be held at a later date.
Thank you for any love and patience during this time,
The Smith Family.
Messages:
Rip My very dear friend. You where a very loving caring women .you will be very missed .love your friend ❤
Ron and family. I was deeply saddened when I heard about Brenda. Tom and I send you all our love and sincere condolences.
A loving soul such as hers will be greatly missed. Her sudden departure is a reminder that, if you can do or say it today, then do it, as tomorrow is not promised. Our love and thoughts are with you guys. It’s my belief that our passed loved ones are waiting for us when it’s our time. Love from both of us.
Dear Ron and to your family, I send my deepest condolences. Only having met Brenda once, I can’t say I knew her but she leaves you behind to grieve, and remember your good times together. May she Rest In Peace! And give you strength to cherish memories and your precious grandson!!
She will forever be remembered in our hearts. She was a beautiful woman. Her purple soul will always be around. She touched so many lives, and I am so greatful that she was a part of my life.
Brian and I send our most heartfelt sympathy, Brenda will be dearly missed
So many wonderful years of togetherness with Brenda. Always loved Her smile, Her welcoming hugs, Her great sense of humour and I loved Her amazing creativity with crafts and birthday cards. Always in for a laugh! Many camping trips were spent and She always had a share with pineapple! I will always cherish our so many memories we have forever in my
So sorry for your loss Ron and family. We just reconnected and we’re talking about coffee next time she was in town. I will always remember her as a woman who fought hard and loved hard. She was taken way too soon.
My dear friend Brenda, I am so blessed that Pat and I when to see you and Ron. I so loved your laugh as you watched Pat get out of my little BMW aka “Pauline”. I will dearly miss your laugh your great coffee, your happy beautiful face. You will be truly missed by so many people who adored you always in my thoughts. Rest in peace Brenda.
It was a true privilege and honour to be one of Brenda’s nurses. She was always a delight and joy to be around. I was so saddened to hear of her passing. Praying for peace and joyous memories of her as you grieve her loss.