According to the Toronto Star, here's the Toronto's most enduring love story — at least on paper — was about resident Meryl Dunsmore and a secret admirer whose valentines spanned six decades. Every year from 1928 when Dunsmore was 16, a card would arrive from somewhere around the world.
Dunsmore, who died in 1988 at age 76, thought he might be an old classmate turned sailor but his identity was never revealed.
At her funeral he sent a bouquet and card that read “rest in peace My Valentine.”
(via the Toronto Star)
“I hope he doesn't stop,” Meryl Dunsmore commented of the secret admirer in 1972.
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| Meryl Dunsmore in 1972, at age 60. |
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| Meryl Dunsmore in 1985, at age 73. |
Dunsmore, who died in 1988 at age 76, thought he might be an old classmate turned sailor but his identity was never revealed.
At her funeral he sent a bouquet and card that read “rest in peace My Valentine.”
(via the Toronto Star)
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