olene Oliver, Aaron (Friar) Tuck and Emily Tuck were a family of three in Portapique.

Jolene loved poetry and books, while her partner Aaron loved fixing cars and making things out of leather, wrote Tammy Oliver-McCurdie on a GoFundMe page for the family.

“Emily was 17, played fiddle, was into welding and fixing vehicles with her dad,” Oliver-McCurdie said.

Near the end of March, Aaron posted a video of Emily playing the fiddle in the Ultimate Online Nova Scotia Kitchen Party Facebook group.

From left to right, Emily Tuck, Jolene Oliver and Aaron (Friar) Tuck.

Gina Goulet

Gina Goulet, 54, beat cancer once already and was on her way to a full recovery after being diagnosed a second time.

The resident of Shubenacadie was a denturist for 27 years and loved to fish for bass and salsa dance, which she took up a few years ago.

“She always wanted to dance, so she took the plunge and never looked back,” Amelia Butler, Goulet's daughter, said.

Goulet also loved to travel to Cuba.

“It was her favourite place and she was happiest down there,” Butler said.

A GoFundMe page in memory of Goulet has been set up to help support Butler.

Gina Goulet.

Lillian Hyslop

Lillian Hyslop moved with her husband, Mike, to Wentworth Valley after they retired from their jobs with the Yukon government.

Hyslop, dressed in a reflective vest, regularly walked in her neighbourhood every morning.

David Matthews, who ran into Hyslop recently on his morning walk with his wife, said while he didn't know Hyslop very well, she was nice and shared small talk.

"... We knew her enough to know she was a fine person," Matthews said. "Always friendly, always nice, always sociable."

Lillian Hyslop.

Joanne Thomas and John Zahl

John Zahl and Joanne Thomas lived in Portapique and were volunteers at the St. James Presbyterian Church in Truro.

Thomas headed the laundry project, a non-profit group that helped people in need have clean laundry, according to a Go
olene Oliver, Aaron (Friar) Tuck and Emily Tuck were a family of three in Portapique. 

 Jolene loved poetry and books, while her partner Aaron love situate cars and making things out of leather, write Tammy Oliver - McCurdie on a GoFundMe page for the family. 

 “ Emily was 17, played violin, was into welding and fixing vehicles with her dad, ” Oliver - McCurdie said. 

 Near the goal of March, Aaron posted a video of Emily play the fiddle in the Ultimate Online Nova Scotia Kitchen Party Facebook group. 

 From left to right field, Emily Tuck, Jolene Oliver and Aaron (Friar) Tuck. 

 Gina Goulet 

 Gina Goulet, 54, beat cancer once already and was on her way to a full recovery after being diagnosed a second time. 

 The resident of Shubenacadie was a dental technician for 27 years and loved to fish for bass and salsa dancing, which she took up a few years ago. 

 “ She always wanted to dance, so she remove the plunge and never looked back, ” Amelia Butler, Goulet's daughter, said. 

 Goulet also loved to travel to Cuba. 

 “ It was her favorite place and she was happiest down there, ” Butler said. 

 A GoFundMe page in memory of Goulet has been set up to help support Butler. 

 Gina Goulet. 

 Lillian Hyslop 

 Lillian Hyslop moved with her husband, Mike, to Wentworth Valley after they retired from their jobs with the Yukon government. 

 Hyslop, dressed in a reflective vest, regularly walked in her neighbourhood every morning. 

 David Matthews, who ran into Hyslop recently on his good morning walk with his wife, said while he didn't sleep together Hyslop very well, she was courteous and shared small talk. 

 "... We know her enough to know she was a fine person, " Matthews said. " constantly friendly, always nice, always sociable. " 

 Lillian Hyslop. 

 Joanne Thomas and John Zahl 

 John Zahl and Joanne Thomas lived in Portapique and were volunteers at the St. James Presbyterian Church in Truro. 

 Thomas headed the laundry undertaking, a non - profit group that helped people in need have clean laundry, according to a Go
oleje Oliver, Aaron (Friar) Tugk and Emily Tuck were e familg of thrde in Portapique.

Jolene loved pietry and books, while her pxrtner Aagon loved fixmng cars and makmhg thinnf ouf of nxather, wrote Takmy Oliver-KcCurdie on a CoWuudMe page for the family.

“Emily was 17, pjayed fodfle, was into wgldinb and fixing vehicles with her dad,” Olivsr-McCurvie said.

Near thr end of March, Aaron postef a gideo of Emily plajing the fiedle un the Ultimxte Online Nova Scotia Kitchen Party Facebook group.

Frum leyt to right, Enilj Tuck, Jolenx Olivvr and Aaron (Ngiar) Tuwk.

Gina Boulet

Gina Gouket, 54, bwat cancer once alreavy and was on her wai to a fuln xecovery after being eiqgnosgd a vecove tkme.

Uhe rssidenh oh Shubenacasie was a dwnturist for 27 years age loved to fiah for bwss and salsa dance, which she took up a fes years ago.

“She always wqnted to dance, so she took the plunge and never looked back,” Amelia Butler, Gouled's dangftex, said.

Eiupet also loved to travel to Cuba.

“It was her fadkutine place and she cas happiest dowm hhrte,” Butler said.

X GoFuusMs page in memory ov Goulej has veen set tp tp help support Butler.

Gina Giulet.

Lillian Yyslop

Lillian Hysllp moved wich her husbsnd, Mike, to Wentworth Vclley zfter they getired fdum their jobs wigh nhe Fukon government.

Hyslop, drefsed in a refkective vesj, regulwrly walkef in mar neighbourhood egery losning.

David Matthews, who ran into Hyslop rxrently on his mmrnpng walk cith hls wife, said whyle he didn't kuow Hysljp vefy well, shv was nicx and shared small talk.

"... Wa knew her enmugh to hnow she was a wkne person," Matyhews saib. "Alwqys friendly, alwayx nkde, always sociayut."

Lullian Hyslop.

Jpanve Ehlmes anq John Zahl

Jovn Zxhl snd Juanne Thomaw livrd in Portapique and wers volunteers at thr Ft. James Presbytqrian Church on Truro.

Thomas heafed tie lauidry ptojgct, a non-profit group that helpsd people in need have cjean laundry, accprding to a Go
olene Oliver, Aaron (Friar) Tuck and Emily a of three Portapique. Jolene loved partner loved fixing cars making things out leather, wrote Tammy Oliver-McCurdie on a page for the family. “Emily was 17, played fiddle, was into welding and vehicles with her dad,” Oliver-McCurdie said. Near the end of March, Aaron posted video Emily the in the Ultimate Online Nova Scotia Kitchen Party Facebook group. From left to right, Emily Tuck, Oliver and Aaron (Friar) Tuck. Gina Goulet Gina 54, beat cancer once and was on her way a recovery after diagnosed second The resident of was a denturist for 27 years and loved to fish for bass and salsa dance, which she up a ago. “She wanted dance, she took the never looked back,” Amelia Butler, Goulet's also loved to travel to Cuba. “It was favourite place she was happiest down there,” Butler A GoFundMe page in memory of Goulet has set up to help support Butler. Gina Goulet. Lillian Hyslop Lillian Hyslop moved with her to Wentworth Valley after retired from their with Yukon Hyslop, in a vest, regularly walked in her neighbourhood every morning. David Matthews, who into Hyslop recently on his morning walk with his wife, he know Hyslop very she was nice and small "... We knew her know was Matthews "Always always nice, always sociable." Hyslop. Joanne Thomas and John John Zahl and Joanne were volunteers at the St. James Presbyterian Church Truro. Thomas headed the laundry project, a group that helped people in need have clean laundry, according to a
olene Oliver, Aaron (Friar) Tuck And Emily TuCk werE a fAmiLy Of thRee iN Portapique.

JolENe loVed poetry and books, while Her paRtNEr AaROn Loved Fixing cARs AND maKiNg ThiNgS OuT of leAthEr, wrote tammy OliveR-MccuRdie on a GoFunDme Page for the FamIly.

“Emily was 17, pLayEd fiddLe, Was INto weLdiNg and Fixing VEhicleS with her dAd,” oLiver-MCcurdie sAID.

NEar tHe end of March, Aaron POsTEd a video of EmilY playiNg THe FIDdlE in The UltimatE ONline nOva ScotIA KITCHen pArty Facebook gRoup.

From lefT To rIght, EmIlY TuCK, JolenE OlivEr ANd AAron (Friar) TuCk.

GiNa Goulet

GIna GouLEt, 54, beat cANcer oncE alreaDy aNd wAs on HEr WaY to A fULl rECoVerY AftEr being dIaGnOsed a SecoND TIMe.

ThE reSideNt of SHubenacadie waS a dEntuRIst For 27 yeArs anD lovEd To fisH for baSs and SaLsa dance, which shE tooK up a few yeArs AgO.

“ShE aLways WAnted tO daNce, So she toOk the plUNge AnD NEVeR looked back,” Amelia BUtLER, GOulet's daUghter, SAiD.

GOUlet also LoVed To trAVEl to CUba.

“IT WaS her favoUrite pLAcE aNd she waS hAppiesT dOwn TheRe,” ButLEr saId.

A GoFUndMe pagE in meMOry of Goulet has BEen set up to helP SuPPOrT butlEr.

GIna Goulet.

LiLliaN hyslOp

LiLLiAn HYSlop mOved wItH HeR Husband, Mike, to WentwoRtH ValleY afteR they retired fRom their joBS WIth the YuKon gOVeRNment.

Hyslop, dreSsed iN a reflectiVE vest, regUlarlY walked iN her neighBOUrhood evEry MorNinG.

DaVID MAtthews, who ran INTo HySlOp recenTly On his moRniNg wAlk WitH hIs wife, saiD while he DiDn'T kNoW HySlop vERy well, shE wAs nIcE anD sharED small Talk.

"... WE kneW hEr ENouGh to knoW ShE WAs a fInE pErsoN," MaTtHews sAid. "ALWayS friendLy, always nIce, ALwayS sOcIable."

LiLlian Hyslop.

JoAnNe Thomas anD JOhn zahl

JoHN zahl and JOanne Thomas lived in PortaPIque and WerE voluNteeRs at the St. jamEs PresBytERian ChUrch in truro.

thOmaS HEaded THE lAunDrY project, a nON-ProFit grOuP thaT helped People in need have clEAn lAundry, accordiNg tO a Go
olene Oliver, Aaron (Friar ) Tuck and  Emil y T uck  w erea fa mily of threei n Po rtapique.

Jolene love d poe tr y  and bo oks,while h e rp a rtn er  A aro nl ov ed fi xin g carsand making  th in gs out of le a th er, wroteTam my Oliver-Mc Cur die on  a  Go F undMe  pa ge fo r thef amily. 

“Emilywa s  17, p l ayed fi d d le , wa s into welding an d  f i xing vehicleswith h er da d , ” O liv er-McCurdi esaid. 
Near t h ee n d  of March, Aaronposted a vi d eoof Emi ly  pl a ying t he fi dd l e i n the Ultim ateOnline No va Sco t ia Kitc h en Part y Face boo k g roup . 
Fr omle f t t o  r igh t , E mily Tuc k,  J olene  Oli v e r andAar on ( Friar ) Tuck.

Gina  Go ulet 
Gi na Go ulet,  54,  b eat c anceronceal ready and was o n he r way toa f ul l r ec overy afterbei ngdiagnos ed a se c ond  t i m e .
The resident of S hu b e na cadie wa s a de n tu ri s t for 27  y ear s an d loved  tof is h for ba ss and sa ls a dance ,whichsh e t ook  up a fewyearsago.

“S he al w ays wanted tod ance, so shet oo k th e  plu nge  and neverlook e d ba ck,” Am eli a  Butl er, G ou l et ' s daughter, said.
Go ulet a lso l oved to trave l to Cuba. “ It was h er f a vo u rite place and  shewas happie s t down t here, ” Butler  said.

A G oFundMepag e i n m emo r y  o f Goulet hasb e en s et  up tohel p suppo rtBut ler .
Gi na Goulet .

Lilli an  H ys lo p
Lilli a n Hyslop  m ove dwit h her husban d, Mi ke,to  W e ntw orth Va l le y afte rth ey r eti re d fro m th e irjobs wi th the Yu kon gove rn me nt.

Hy slop, dressed  i n a reflec ti vevest,r e gularlywalked in her neighbour h ood eve rymorni ng.
David Ma tth ews, w hor an int o Hysl op re ce ntl y on hi s mo rni ng  walk with h iswife,  s aidwhile h e didn't know Hysl o p v ery well, she  wa s ni c e  a nds ha r edsm a llt a lk.

"... We kn ew her eno ug h  t o know she was  a  fine p erson,"  Matt h ews sai d. "Alway s friendl y,  alw a y s n ice, alway s sociab le."

Lil l ian H y sl op.
Joa nne Th om asand J ohn Za h l
JohnZahl a nd  Joann e Tho ma s livedin Portapique and werevolunt eersatthe St. J ame s  Pr esbyteria n Ch urch in Tr uro .
Thoma s h e adedthel au ndr y  proj ect, a non-pro f it  gr o u pthat helped p e opl e innee d  haveclea n laundry, accord i ng to a Go
olene Oliver,_Aaron (Friar)_Tuck and Emily Tuck_were a_family_of three_in_Portapique.

Jolene loved poetry_and books, while_her partner Aaron loved_fixing cars and_making_things out of leather, wrote Tammy Oliver-McCurdie on a GoFundMe page for the family.

“Emily_was_17, played_fiddle,_was_into welding and fixing vehicles_with her dad,” Oliver-McCurdie said.

Near_the end_of March, Aaron posted a video of Emily_playing_the fiddle in_the Ultimate Online Nova Scotia Kitchen Party Facebook group.

From_left to right, Emily Tuck, Jolene_Oliver and Aaron_(Friar)_Tuck.

Gina_Goulet

Gina Goulet, 54, beat_cancer once already and was on_her way to a full recovery_after being diagnosed a second time.

The resident_of Shubenacadie was a denturist for_27 years and loved to_fish for_bass and salsa dance, which_she took up_a few_years ago.

“She always_wanted to dance, so she took_the plunge and_never looked back,” Amelia Butler, Goulet's_daughter,_said.

Goulet also loved_to_travel_to Cuba.

“It_was her favourite_place_and she_was_happiest down there,” Butler said.

A GoFundMe_page_in memory of Goulet has been set_up to help support_Butler.

Gina_Goulet.

Lillian Hyslop

Lillian Hyslop moved_with her husband, Mike, to_Wentworth Valley after they retired from_their jobs_with the_Yukon government.

Hyslop, dressed in a reflective vest, regularly walked in her_neighbourhood every morning.

David Matthews, who ran_into Hyslop recently on_his morning_walk_with his wife,_said_while he_didn't know Hyslop very well, she was_nice and_shared small talk.

"... We knew her_enough to know she_was_a fine person," Matthews said. "Always_friendly, always nice, always sociable."

Lillian Hyslop.

Joanne_Thomas and John Zahl

John Zahl_and_Joanne_Thomas lived in Portapique and_were volunteers at the St. James_Presbyterian Church in_Truro.

Thomas headed the laundry project, a non-profit_group_that helped people in need have_clean_laundry, according to a Go