May 11, 1909 -- June 27, 2009 Harriet Kelly died peacefully at her residence in Woodstock, NB on June 27, 2009 in her 101st year. Daughter of Charles William Murphy and Mary Clementine (Ross) Murphy of Tabusintac NB, she was the last remaining member of her immediate family. Harriet is predeceased by her late husband Burton Murrant Kelly, daughter Elaine Wright, grandson Sean Kelly and step-son Glendon Kelly. She is survived by her children Ann Marie Kelly, Burton Vincent (Pamela) Kelly, Anita (Ivan) McLean, JoAnne (Hershel) Rudy, Barbara (George) Slipp, James (Ina) Kelly, Gail (Hugh) Cameron, step-son Kenneth Kelly and step-daughter-in-law Myrilda Kelly -- by grandchildren John (Tricia) Kelly, Janice Wright Cheney, Joanne (Donald) Wright, Robin (Jane) McLean, Darci (Malcolm) Fox, Kelly McLean (David) Haley, David (Lisa) Slipp, Mark (Lynn) Slipp, John (Darla) Slipp, Jonathan (Holly) Kelly, Hamish (Dawn) Cameron, Jennifer (James) Cameron-Mutyaba and step-grandchildren Brenda (Stuart) Knox, Kenneth (Monica) Kelly, Arthur (Sheila) Kelly, Thomas (Eleanor) Kelly, Beverley (Frank) Page, Margaret Ann (George) Fredericks, Janet (James) Grant, Charles (Patricia) Kelly, Tricia (Frank)Thomsen and Katharine (Rob) Bodie -- by great grand-children Julian and Vivien Kelly, Thomas and David Cheney, Harriet and Frances Wright, Alexander and Jeffrey McLean, Kyley (Steven) Gartley, Jeremy Fox, Barbara, Ross, Allyson and Jacob Haley, Connor and Taylor Slipp, Laura and Marshall Slipp, Cameron and Sarah Slipp, Rose and Lillian Cameron-Mutyaba -- by great-great grandchildren Chloe and Hunter Gartley -- and by many loving nieces, nephews and cousins. A long-time resident of Woodstock, Harriet enjoyed a wide range of community interests and service organizations through the years. Visitation at Scott Funeral Home, 815 Main Street -- Wednesday, July 1 -- 4:00 -- 9:00 pm. The funeral service will be held at St. Paul's Presbyterian Church, 113 Victoria Street -- Thursday, July 2 -- at 11:00 am. Memorial donations of choice would be gratefully appreciated by the family.