BROWNLEE: Sheila
Posted By On June 13, 2020 @ 12:00 AM In Goderich, Obituary | 18 Comments
With great sadness the family of Sheila Brownlee announces her passing. Shelia passed away peacefully on Saturday June 13th, 2020 at the Huron Hospice in her 79th year. Loving mother of Kim (Brownlee) Hogan and husband Dennis Hogan and dear Nana to Benson and Anna Hogan. Predeceassed by her mother Olive (Morgan) Barton and father Leslie Barton of Leeds, United Kingdom. Sheila moved to Canada 50 years ago from the United Kingdom with her dear lifelong friend Pauleen Patterson . She will be dearly missed by her sisters Vera (Barton) Gaughan and Pat Gaughan, June (Barton) Finnigan and the late Derek Finnigan, and Jaqueline (Barton) Bywater and Dave Bywater all of the United Kingdom, and her extended family on the Brownlee side. Sheila will also be dearly missed by nieces and nephews Kevin, Sean, and the late Stephen Gaughan, Terry and Darren Finnigan, Debbie (Hopkin) Bywater and Karen Bywater.
Sheila worked as a Personal Support Worker for many years within Huron County, and returned to college at the age of 60 graduating The Personal Support Worker program. She was an avid Toronto Blue Jays fan and loved to play cards with the Wood`s Family, she also enjoyed time with her Birthday group, Breakfast group, and Bingo group and her dear friends Trish Deighton and Bonnie Erb. Sheila`s greatest pride was her grandchildren and she never missed a chance to cheer them on.
We would like to thank the staff at Parkwood Hospital in London and Huron Hospice for their compassion and caring during this difficult time.
At Sheila`s request, cremation has taken place. There will be no visitation or service. Due to the current circumstances, a celebration of her life will be held at a later date. In lieu of flowers, the Family would appreciate memorial donations to The Kidney Foundation, Huron Hospice or Diabetes Canada.
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Kim, my deepest condolences to you and your family.
I met Sheila at a wedding for her friend Trish’s son many years ago
Kim was living in the city and as we lived closed by, invited Kim over for meals and to swim
Sheila was so proud when Kim got married, and took every opportunity to spend time with her grandchildren
Rest In Peace Sheila
Love Charlene
I was so very saddened to hear this news of Sheila’s passing. She was such an amazing person and always had a smile on her face. Deepest condolences to you Kim and family.
My thoughts are with you and your family at this sad time.
I was sorry to hear that Sheila had passed. She was definitely a fighter in her battle with longterm health problems.
In her work as a personal support worker she was appreciated and loved by her many clients.
Sheila was a loving, encouraging, supportive and committed mom and nana who loved watching and helping Kim, Dennis, Benson and Anna with their work, sports and school activities.
She was always very interested in others and friendly, greeting everyone with a smile and “ Hello Lovey”. Sheila will be missed by her loving family and friends.
Kim, Dennis, Benson and Anna, you’ll have many wonderful memories of a happy, loving mom and nana who will be missed by everyone. Rest In peace,Sheila.
We met Sheila many years ago when we first moved to Goderich. She came from Yorkshire so we had that in common from the start .Spent many times with her and the English clan
Will always remember how she called everyone lovie
Condolences Kim she is at rest now. God Bless Sheila
So sorry to hear this very sad news !
My deepest sympathy to you and your family Kim 🙏💕
it was always a pleasure to run into Sheila and do a catch-up. My sincere condolences Kim- to you and your family.
My sympathy to Sheila’s family. Sheila babysat for me many years ago and always had a smile on her face and
just the nicest lady you would ever want to meet. RIP
Dear Kim and Family:
So sorry to hear of the loss of your mother. Our deepest sympathy.
Sincerely, Donna and Gary
My deepest sympathy to you and your family Kim.
I worked with Sheila as a PSW for several years. She was always pleasant, and cheerful. I know she was a wonderful Mom and grandmother. There was so much love there. She will really be missed but can rest in peace as she was ill for a very long time. I’m proud to have known her. My sincere sympathies to the family. Carol Lahey
Sheila has been a part of our family for 45 years. She was godmother to Barb and Lisa.
When you were with Sheila there were two guarantees.She’d make you laugh and she’d entice you into the card game Big Bertha. And, Sheila DID like to win.
Sheila was always very welcoming when you came to visit. The travel to Goderich (from east of Toronto) was always worth the drive. It was a given that she would make her famous and delicious Mac and Cheese.
Sheila also opened her house to the hunters,Peter,Mel and Trevor. They were always well fed.
Sheila’s kindness extended to animals too. Dogs to be exact: Ranta,Randy,Storm and grand dogs Hannah and Rita.
She introduced me (Linda) to Roy Orbison music, pigs in a blanket and Lottery tickets.
We love you Sheila.
You will always be in our hearts.
Rest in peace.
Our sincere condolences to Kim, Dennis, Benson and Anna
So sorry for you loss, Sheila was a beautiful lady always smiling! She will be missed RIP Sheila
Deepest sympathies to Kim and Family! It was a hard fought battle.May you continue to cherish all the good times and special memories you made. May Sheila rest in peace
Some of my fondest memories growing up were when “my Canadian family” would visit. Hanging out with my cousin Kim and taking my aunty shopping or to a seaside town was always a highlight of the year. I remember these memories now as I think of Aunty Sheila and know that she’s in a happy place.
Hi….very sad you lost very special fun lady in your family. I’m a PSW and miss Sheila very much. Thinking of family and you are in my prayers.
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Sincere sympathy Kim and your family.
I remember many skating competitions and carnivals working with your mom
Ruth Ingham