Fiona, you sent me this poem in April 1991 and noted it as one of your favorites. I've never forgotten.
*The Cello*
To tell you
the truth
I never
wanted to be
a cello.
When I was
wood
I had
My own song
(Lorena Bruff)

There are no words to express my sadness about losing such a marvellous and amazing person like you. Your positivism and energy were contagious, and I am completely sure your light will continue brighting in Heaven.
My condolences and support to your family.
Lidia

The news about your passing shook me deeply. It's hard to make peace with the fact that you are no longer with us. I can only imagine the strength that this journey took. You brought sunshine and optimism wherever you went. You will be missed greatly. Rest well. Your spirit will always be with us.
Simone

Dear Fiona,
I am so sorry that I did not get to say goodbye yet am so happy to have know you.
May you rest in lights, in peace...

I remember that very first coffee chat we had very fondly and with a warm feeling. It still feels like it was just a few weeks ago and yet the time since is much much longer. In next to no time there was a connection between us, being open, honest and vulnerable felt easy with oyu. We had a few more of these conversations and I am very glad that they happened and I got to know you. But I am also sorry and sad that there are no more to come.
Warm thoughts and my deepest sympathy goes out to your family and friends. I hope they find some consolence in knowing you will be dearly missed by many others whose lives you have touched positively.
Rest in peace, dear Fiona.
Alex

I feel incredibly lucky to have shared with you many moments, offsite, travels, fun dinners and lot of memories that I will kept forever.
You taught me so many things in both professionally and personally and I will always be thankfully for that.
It was not an easy ride but you always kept smiling and fighting. Thanks for everything you have done for us and rest in peace.
Love,
Carlos