With profound sadness we said goodbye to Mary Sharon Scully on Friday, January 5, 2018, just three days after her 73rd birthday.
Words cannot express the grief felt by Sharon's family: Walter Keicher, devoted husband of 20 years; cherished children Carmen Doyle (daughters Rosemarie Topp & Evangeline Doyle) and Michael Doyle (sons Nicholas & Nathan Doyle) and devoted daughter-in-law Viviana Doyle (son Alejandro Amaya);
Survived by loving sisters & brothers Sheila (Scully) & Eric Kelly, Gary & Shirley Scully, Patricia (Scully) & John Morton;
wonderful stepfather of 53 years, Michael Sullivan: Walter's children Mark & Pia (Ida & Elis) Keicher, Andrea & Jason (Dexter & Olivia) Szabo, Thomas & Lisa (Erika, Alyssa & Carina) Zuhlsdorf. Sharon loved and admired all of her nieces, nephews, and cousins; family was everything to her.
Sharon was pre-deceased by her sister Doreen McSheffery (Harry), her mother Agnes (French) Sullivan, and her father Joseph Scully.
Described by her grandchildren as "fiesty & fun, provider of warm hugs, delicious cinnamon buns, pb & syrup sandwiches and snuggly scarves" Sharon will be best remembered for her courage, intelligence, and generosity.
Sharon moved to Ontario in 1979, but Prince Edward Island will always be her home. She enjoyed summers in PEI with Walt kayaking, cycling and working on their cottage, and the rest of the year skiing, sewing and working on their homes in Campbellford and Peterborough.
Services will be held Wednesday, January 10 at Duffus Funeral Home in Peterborough, Ontario. Sharon will be laid to rest in Saint James Roman Catholic Cemetery, Georgetown, PEl later this month. Sharon's Life will be Celebrated this summer in PEl, details to be confirmed.
We thank our extended families, especially the Fernandezes, Martells, Mulligans, and Topps for their love and support. We are also grateful to the Peterborough Regional Health Centre and will always remember the exceptional care and compassion provided to Sharon and us, her loved ones,
in our last few weeks together.
In lieu of flowers, donations to the Palliative Care Unit at PRHC are welcomed.
Words cannot express the grief felt by Sharon's family: Walter Keicher, devoted husband of 20 years; cherished children Carmen Doyle (daughters Rosemarie Topp & Evangeline Doyle) and Michael Doyle (sons Nicholas & Nathan Doyle) and devoted daughter-in-law Viviana Doyle (son Alejandro Amaya);
Survived by loving sisters & brothers Sheila (Scully) & Eric Kelly, Gary & Shirley Scully, Patricia (Scully) & John Morton;
wonderful stepfather of 53 years, Michael Sullivan: Walter's children Mark & Pia (Ida & Elis) Keicher, Andrea & Jason (Dexter & Olivia) Szabo, Thomas & Lisa (Erika, Alyssa & Carina) Zuhlsdorf. Sharon loved and admired all of her nieces, nephews, and cousins; family was everything to her.
Sharon was pre-deceased by her sister Doreen McSheffery (Harry), her mother Agnes (French) Sullivan, and her father Joseph Scully.
Described by her grandchildren as "fiesty & fun, provider of warm hugs, delicious cinnamon buns, pb & syrup sandwiches and snuggly scarves" Sharon will be best remembered for her courage, intelligence, and generosity.
Sharon moved to Ontario in 1979, but Prince Edward Island will always be her home. She enjoyed summers in PEI with Walt kayaking, cycling and working on their cottage, and the rest of the year skiing, sewing and working on their homes in Campbellford and Peterborough.
Services will be held Wednesday, January 10 at Duffus Funeral Home in Peterborough, Ontario. Sharon will be laid to rest in Saint James Roman Catholic Cemetery, Georgetown, PEl later this month. Sharon's Life will be Celebrated this summer in PEl, details to be confirmed.
We thank our extended families, especially the Fernandezes, Martells, Mulligans, and Topps for their love and support. We are also grateful to the Peterborough Regional Health Centre and will always remember the exceptional care and compassion provided to Sharon and us, her loved ones,
in our last few weeks together.
In lieu of flowers, donations to the Palliative Care Unit at PRHC are welcomed.
With profound sadness we said goodbye to Mary Sharon Scully on Friday, January 5, 2018, just three days after her 73rd birthday.
Words cannot express the grief felt by Sharon's family: Walter Keicher, devoted husband of 20 years; cherished children Carmen Doyle (daughters Rosemarie Topp & Evangeline Doyle) and Michael Doyle (sons Nicholas & Nathan Doyle) and devoted daughter-in-law Viviana Doyle (son Alejandro Amaya);
Survived by loving sisters & brothers Sheila (Scully) & Eric Kelly, Gary & Shirley Scully, Patricia (Scully) & John Morton;
wonderful stepfather of 53 years, Michael Sullivan: Walter's children Mark & Pia (Ida & Elis) Keicher, Andrea & Jason (Dexter & Olivia) Szabo, Thomas & Lisa (Erika, Alyssa & Carina) Zuhlsdorf. Sharon loved and admired all of her nieces, nephews, and cousins; family was everything to her.
Sharon was pre-deceased by her sister Doreen McSheffery (Harry), her mother Agnes (French) Sullivan, and her father Joseph Scully.
Described by her grandchildren as "fiesty & fun, provider of warm hugs, delicious cinnamon buns, pb & syrup sandwiches and snuggly scarves" Sharon will be best remembered for her courage, intelligence, and generosity.
Sharon moved to Ontario in 1979, but Prince Edward Island will always be her home. She enjoyed summers in PEI with Walt kayaking, cycling and working on their cottage, and the rest of the year skiing, sewing and working on their homes in Campbellford and Peterborough.
Services will be held Wednesday, January 10 at Duffus Funeral Home in Peterborough, Ontario. Sharon will be laid to rest in Saint James Roman Catholic Cemetery, Georgetown, PEl later this month. Sharon's Life will be Celebrated this summer in PEl, details to be confirmed.
We thank our extended families, especially the Fernandezes, Martells, Mulligans, and Topps for their love and support. We are also grateful to the Peterborough Regional Health Centre and will always remember the exceptional care and compassion provided to Sharon and us, her loved ones,
in our last few weeks together.
In lieu of flowers, donations to the Palliative Care Unit at PRHC are welcomed.
Words cannot express the grief felt by Sharon's family: Walter Keicher, devoted husband of 20 years; cherished children Carmen Doyle (daughters Rosemarie Topp & Evangeline Doyle) and Michael Doyle (sons Nicholas & Nathan Doyle) and devoted daughter-in-law Viviana Doyle (son Alejandro Amaya);
Survived by loving sisters & brothers Sheila (Scully) & Eric Kelly, Gary & Shirley Scully, Patricia (Scully) & John Morton;
wonderful stepfather of 53 years, Michael Sullivan: Walter's children Mark & Pia (Ida & Elis) Keicher, Andrea & Jason (Dexter & Olivia) Szabo, Thomas & Lisa (Erika, Alyssa & Carina) Zuhlsdorf. Sharon loved and admired all of her nieces, nephews, and cousins; family was everything to her.
Sharon was pre-deceased by her sister Doreen McSheffery (Harry), her mother Agnes (French) Sullivan, and her father Joseph Scully.
Described by her grandchildren as "fiesty & fun, provider of warm hugs, delicious cinnamon buns, pb & syrup sandwiches and snuggly scarves" Sharon will be best remembered for her courage, intelligence, and generosity.
Sharon moved to Ontario in 1979, but Prince Edward Island will always be her home. She enjoyed summers in PEI with Walt kayaking, cycling and working on their cottage, and the rest of the year skiing, sewing and working on their homes in Campbellford and Peterborough.
Services will be held Wednesday, January 10 at Duffus Funeral Home in Peterborough, Ontario. Sharon will be laid to rest in Saint James Roman Catholic Cemetery, Georgetown, PEl later this month. Sharon's Life will be Celebrated this summer in PEl, details to be confirmed.
We thank our extended families, especially the Fernandezes, Martells, Mulligans, and Topps for their love and support. We are also grateful to the Peterborough Regional Health Centre and will always remember the exceptional care and compassion provided to Sharon and us, her loved ones,
in our last few weeks together.
In lieu of flowers, donations to the Palliative Care Unit at PRHC are welcomed.
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