Condolence: My wife and I just got back from a cruise in the Caribbean when we heard about Audrey's murder on CHCH TV. I was stunned. She'd been e-mailing me Maxines and jokes over the past 7 years. I'd gotten to know Audrey (alias baryon) in 2003 when she and I ended up in the same Web Design course at Mohawk College. She was surprised when I told her that a baryon (her nickname) was a subatomic particle. Over the years she made some constructive suggestions on the redesign of my photography web site. I gave her recognition for such in the head of my index page on my niagarascenery.com site. I almost lost her as an e-mail pal when I forgot to delete her e-mail address on forwarding some of her jokes. I really hope the police find the man who stabbed her. What a heinous act on a 73 year old defenseless woman! I wish her German Shepherds would have attacked the guy. I am going to miss her amusing (and often sardonic) e-mails and those scripting suggestions she shared about web design. I remember holding the elevator for Audrey when we first met, to go down to the computer lab at Mohawk. Audrey had such bad legs...but what a quick mind! I'm glad to have known her.
John Hartig Photography
Vineland

Condolence: I met Audrey through the Library and we became "email" buddies. She was a kind and wonderful person. I will miss her and her smiles very much.

May you rest in peace sweet Audrey.
Robin

Condolence: On Jan 1st it broke my heart to read on the net what had taken place, you where one of the most loving person that have crossed my path in life. Your warm heart and infectious smile and laugh you made me feel welcomed in your home. You will be dearly missed but the time I spent with you remains with me for a life time.

Condolence: We did not know you Audrey but via mutual friends Gary and Lori we have learned so much of what a lovely lady you were. Your friendships with the people whose lives you touched will be held dearly in their hearts. May you rest in peace with the angels now. God Bless
Bernie and Gary Young

Condolence: Ms Gleave was my Physics teacher back in the 1980's at Barton Secondary School in Hamilton. I remember her as a caring person with a good sense of humour. It is sad that her life ended so tragically. May God have mercy on her soul.

Condolence: Ms. Gleave,

Thank you for your help and guidance so many years ago - you will always have a special gift to teach and positively influence the lives of others.

You were able to make science and physics such understandable subjects, and were able to bring out the best in all of your students. You were the perfect combination of quirky, funny and demanding. Your standards were always high for all of your students and not just in coursework. You helped shaped young adults ready to face the world.

May you rest in peace.

In admiration and sadness,

Tim Kenney

Condolence: Although Audrey is unknown to me, as a local neighbor I cannot help but have compassion for such a tragic death. May she rest in peace.

Condolence: Mrs Gleave (Mama Gleave)....
You were a great teacher, and one that cared very much for your students. Although physics was never one of my favourite subjects, you made it fun. I enjoyed your classes, and continue to work in the scientific world...at MUMC...if I had known you had a coffee club at Williams, I would surely have crossed the road to say "hi". Thanks for all of your knowledge you have passed on, and may you rest in peace. Very tragic....till we meet again, Rob Hancock, Barton Secondary 1979-83

Condolence: My deepest condolences to Ms. Gleave's family. "Mama Gleave" as I remember her. There was no better place to learn science than in her class. Whom the world has lost, may heaven gain.
Vickie Vaudry-Stam, Barton SS 1978-1982

Condolence: I had the pleasure of having Ms. Gleave as my grade 9 Science teacher. Even though Science was not my best subject she helped to understand the importance of keeping things simple (KISS). She will be sorely missed and I am sorry to hear of her passing.
May she rest in peace

Richard Evelyn class 1982 E.A. 1998