Margaret Dorothy Tannahill was born on Nov.9,1914 to John James Tannahill and Anna Eunice Watson. She became a Health nurse in the region. In 1939 James "Sandy" Gaw moved to town. He was a Veterinarian. It a few years after that when they met and were married. They worked together and formed a very efficient team Dorothy and Sandy both loved animals regardless of size or breed. She would take the calls and assist him when needed. They raised a happy family of five girls and a boy; James, Elizabeth, Deborah, Susan, Mary and Martha. One Christmas a friend stopped at the house for some supplies near Christmas and the kids were running around the house with their pet dog. There was a bowl of goodies on the kitchen table. Each kid grabbed a handful as they ran by and the dog took a mouthful too – just one of the gang. Dorothy and Sandy Gaw were great humanitarians, greatly respected and are greatly missed by all.
Margaret Dorothy Tannahill was born on Nov.9,1914 to John James Tannahill and Anna Eunice Watson. She became a Health nurse in the region. In 1939 James "Sandy" Gaw moved to town. He was a Veterinarian. It a few years after that when they met and were married. They worked together and formed a very efficient team Dorothy and Sandy both loved animals regardless of size or breed. She would take the calls and assist him when needed. They raised a happy family of five girls and a boy; James, Elizabeth, Deborah, Susan, Mary and Martha. One Christmas a friend stopped at the house for some supplies near Christmas and the kids were running around the house with their pet dog. There was a bowl of goodies on the kitchen table. Each kid grabbed a handful as they ran by and the dog took a mouthful too – just one of the gang. Dorothy and Sandy Gaw were great humanitarians, greatly respected and are greatly missed by all.
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