“Three jawbreakers for a cent, that type of thing. A brick of ice cream that would feed four for 25 cents.” – Agnes Yewell and Jospehine Ione Benedek recall the kid-popular candy store.

“I know my mom was always very strict at mealtime that the TV had to be turned off. And there had to be a really, really good, compelling reason to have it on during mealtime.” – Katharine Doyle

“When he was about four, I couldn’t find clothes for him… So we had incorporated children’s wear. And I did very well with it.” – Kenneth Gillrie

“She had everything together… So you’d ask what school you were going to and she’d have all the supply list cut up on a little piece of paper and printed out.” – Colleen Tatum

“I worked at Mix 103.7 when it first opened. That’s what brought me back to Fort McMurray was to, to do radio. And it was so weird being in Jean’s Stationary doing radio, because I remember going in there and looking at all the knickknacks.” – Tyran Ault