Jacqueline INSKIP Obituary

Jackie and I were friends since 1969 when she moved into our flat in Hampstead. She decided to emigrate to Canada. We threw a goodbye party at which I was dared to go with her. Having had a few too many drinks I accepted the dare and we were on the Empress of Canada´s last trip from Liverpool to Canada at the beginning of September 1970. We planned to stay in Canada for two years. Plans change. I am still in Canada too.
She was a lovely lady, kind, generous, thoughtful and good friend to many.
We kept in touch over the years, and were lucky enough to meet occasionally. I will miss her greatly.
My thoughts are with Bill, David, Diana and family.
Sally clarkson

Jackie will always be my big sister.Ofter charged with looking after me or taking me with
Her!She never moaned about this had endless patience.We were at boarding school together and shared a bedroom for many years.As adults she visited me where I was and we shared happy experiences together.She supported me with our elderly parents
And made frequent trips to U.K. to help out.Although we were separated by miles apart
We kept in touch.Even now I think must call Jackie for news advice and a catch-up.
I will miss my big sister but so lucky and glad to have had her in my life as many others are too.Thank you for always being there.

Jackie as Your Brother I will miss You dearly. I could not have wished for a more loving and supportive sister You were with me through thick and thin especially with my battle with cancer. Jackie was so kind, caring, thoughtful and looked out for others a joy to be in Jackie's company Pat and I wish to pass on condolences to Jackie's husband Bill and Family and all of Jackie's many relatives and friends here in Canada and United Kingdom. Know You are now at rest after a life well lived.