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Mme Sheila Ashton Bonney

Mme Sheila Ashton Bonney

1948 – 2022

 

It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Sheila Bonney (nee Ashton) in her 74th year. Beloved wife of the late Douglas Bonney, Sheila died with her daughters by her side after a courageous and private battle with cancer.

Sheila is predeceased by her parents, Ruth and Alex Ashton, the love of her life, Douglas, and her brother Kerry.

She is survived by her loving daughters Michaela and Alexis (Darryl), her brother Michael (Louise), sister-in-law Nadia, her niece and nephews and their families. Also survived by Doug’s daughters Glenys (Peter), Susan and his grand-daughter Rachel.

Of all her life`s accomplishments, her role as a grandmother is what she treasured most. Her loss is felt heavily by her cherished grandchildren Hannah, Emma, Eryn, Holly, Kyra, and Gabriel.

Sheila was a testament to the social working profession, tirelessly striving to improve her
community. Her professional integrity renowned, she was a mentor to many.

She will forever be remembered for her love of family, dear friendships, passion for travel,
appreciation of the arts, commitment to social justice issues, adoration of her cats, and her love of a great book.

Visitation will be held from 5-8pm on Tuesday January 3rd, 2023, at JJ Cardinal Funeral Home in Dorval. Cremation has already taken place.

Please consider a donation to Pancreatic Cancer Canada in Sheila’s memory.

 

 

 

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19 Commentaires

  • Suzie Duranleau Posted

    Sincere condolences to Michaela, Alexis and all family members for the loss of your dear Sheila. I had the privilege of working with Sheila for many years and she was a wonderful boss and colleague. A great mentor to many of us, her words of wisdom will be missed. Throughout the years, she has mentioned numerous times the names of her children and grandchildren and would never miss an opportunity to praise your achievements. She was so proud of each daughter, son-in-law, grand daughter and grandson. She has touched many hearts and has spread much love. Such a kind woman. Sheila will never be forgotten . May she Rest In Peace.

  • Terry Scholefield Posted

    My most sincere condolences to Sheila’s dear daughters, grandchildren and brother and sisters in law. I worked with Sheila for many years, she was a great friend, a lovely person. I adored her. She was always there for her friends and family. She accompanied me many times to my chemo treatments and was the person that helped me through the pain of losing my husband. I cannot tell you how much i will miss her. I I know that she is now with her dear Doug and they will dance to the end of love for ever..

  • joanne sauvé Posted

    Sheila, j’ai été estomaqué d’entendre la nouvelle, de ton départ. Tu étais pour moi, un modèle de joie de vivre, une femme toujours souriante avec une force de résilience peu commune. Tu auras une place privilégiée dans ma mémoire. Merci d’avoir fait partie de ma vie et de m’avoir fait confiance pendant toute ces années. Des personnes exceptionnelles, on en rencontre pas si souvent, mais toi tu l’étais.
    Joanne the hairdresser

  • Louise Deschamps Posted

    What a nice picture of her and a beautiful testimony that describes well the beautiful lady of heart that was Sheila! It was a great privilege for me to work with her on a daily basis as a colleague during all these years and a great pleasure to count among her friends at that time.
    My most sincere condolences to her daughters and family who were so dear to her heart.
    Sheila, tu as été une personne significative et importante dans ma vie, tu auras toujours une belle place dans mes pensées et dans mon cœur. Sois en paix!
    Louise

  • Monique Asselin Posted

    C’est avec tristesse que j’offre mes plus sincères condoléances à tout la famille. Chère Sheila, une femme d’une grande intégrité, d’une loyauté indéfectible, d’une empathie rassurante, d’une joie de vivre communicante et chaleureuse, auprès de qui il a fait bon travailler et échanger. En ton hommage c’est avec respect et affection que je te dédies mes meilleures pensées en guise d’aurevoir !

  • Diane isabelle Poirier Posted

    Tu as semé de beaux et bons souvenirs partout sur ton chemin, une femme et travailleuse sociale admirable. Merci pour tout. Fierté pour toute ta famille a qui j’offre mes sympathies.

  • Aline Dion Posted

    Toutes mes sympathies à la famille! Je garde un très bon souvenir de Sheila avec qui j’ai eu le bonheur de travailler! Reposes en paix Sheila!

  • Lucie Desgroseilliers Posted

    My heartfelt sympathy and prayers go out to you, Michaela and Alexis and to all your loved ones during these difficult times. I am truly blessed to have worked with Sheila when she was coordinating and directing projects as well as later on in her career. Her dedication, determination and knowhow have been a source of inspiration to me for as long as I can remember. A highly significant number of families, communities and vulnerable seniors benefitted from for her relentless work. I will miss Sheila for many things and especially for her youthful expressions, her words of wisdom and her forever joyful demeanor. May you rest in peace.

  • Sylvie d’Aragon Posted

    Très triste et désolée d’apprendre que Sheila a été emportée par cette maladie si grave. Je garde de Sheila le souvenir d’une femme de cœur, compétente et intègre, d’une mamie qui amenait parfois avec elle au bureau sa magnifique petite-fille qu’elle affectionnait tant. Elle a cumulé succès par dessus succès dans ses nombreuses réalisations. Son sourire, sa sagesse et son travail de qualité faisaient d’elle une collègue de travail et amie hors pair.

  • Kitty Morgan Posted

    Michalea, my sincere condolences to you and all your family on the loss of your mother. Thinking of you at this difficult time.

  • Nicole Gerin Meloche Posted

    Sincères condoléances ´à la famille de notre chère Sheila. J’ai travaillé quelques années au CLSC de Pointe Claire et je dois reconnaître que cette grand dame m’a vraiment impressionnée, une personne toujours intègre, positive, sympathique et dédiée au bien-être de nos clients. J’ai été vraiment peinée d’apprendre son décès. Une grande perte pour tous ceux qui ont eu la chance de la connaître et l’apprécier. Je garderai un bon souvenir de Sheila.

  • Lucie Desgroseilliers et Denis Maheu Posted

    Our heartfelt sympathy and prayers go out to Michaela and Alexis and their loved ones at this difficult time. We are truly blessed to have met and worked with Sheila at the CLSC. Her dedication, determination and wisdom have been a source of inspiration to both of us as far as we can remember. A highly significant number of families, communities and vulnerable seniors have benefitted from Sheila’s relentless work at developing grassroots organizations and important projects. An accomplished social worker and program manager, she contributed to improve the lives of many. We will miss Sheila for many things, especially for her youthful expressions, her words of encouragement and her always joyful demeanor. May she rest in peace

  • Lucie Desgroseilliers et Denis Maheu Posted

    Our heartfelt sympathy and prayers go out to Michaela and Alexis and their loved ones at this difficult time. We are truly blessed to have met and worked with Sheila at the CLSC. Her dedication, determination and wisdom have been a source of inspiration to both of us as far as we can remember. A highly significant number of families, communities and vulnerable seniors have benefitted from Sheila’s relentless work at developing grassroots organizations and important projects. An accomplished social worker and program manager, she contributed to improve the lives of many. We will miss Sheila for many things, especially for her youthful expressions, her words of encouragement and her always joyful demeanor. May she rest in peace.

  • Sheila Laursen Posted

    I am so sorry to learn about Sheila’s death…..I had the honour and joy of knowing her back in the 1980s, when she followed me as Co-ordinator of the West Island Community Resource Centre, and we worked together on community challenges and organizing for many years after that. I also saw Sheila in action as a social worker when I chaired the Board of CLSC Lac-Saint-Louis and she was on the staff team. I will remember her caring, her beautiful smile, her readiness to help others. While we didn’t see each other often in recent years, I will hold in my memory and my heart a brief and unexpected « visit » we had in a Dorval parking lot during the pandemic. We kept safely distanced, but the joy of seeing each other felt warm and close. My deep sympathy to everyone who knew and loved her – I know her spirit and values will shine on for us all.

  • Liette Normandin et Tan Pham Posted

    Nos pensées accompagnent votre famille dans ces moments difficiles. Recevez nos sincères condoléances.
    De toute la famille Pham

  • Nicole Dallaire Posted

    Je suis triste de penser que tu nous as quitté toi mon mentor, mon amie et collègue de plusieurs années .
    Condoléances à toute la famille .

  • Nathalie Posted

    Mes sincères condoléances à toute la famille de Sheila…J’ai eu le privilège de travailler avec elle et je conserve précieusement un cadre qu’elle m’avait offert à son départ…Je garde aussi en mémoire tous les bons moments que nous avons partagés ensemble. Je ne t’oublierai jamais xx

  • Nathalie Pellerin Posted

    Mes sincères condoléances à toute la famille de Sheila. J’ai eu le privilège de travailler avec elle. Je conserve précieusement un cadre qu’elle m’avait donné à son départ… Je garde aussi en mémoire tous les bons moments que nous avons passé ensemble. Merci d’avoir croisé mon chemin. Rest in peace my dear…

  • Sheila Laursen Posted

    I first knew Sheila in the early 1980s…..when she succeeded me as Director of the newly-created West Island Community Resource Centre. We were both passionate about the role of community organizations in supporting people needing help. We went on to work together again after Sheila became a social worker at CLSC Lac-Saint-Louis, when I chaired the Board of Directors. Sheila’s genuine interest in the well-being of people and her warmth and wonderful smile, added to her practical thinking and professional skills brought support and relief to many during her career at the CLSC, and won her the high regards of her colleagues. Our paths didn’t cross often after we both retired, but that did happen in a shopping centre parking lot several months ago, and our brief chat left me with the warmth of her smile and her energy. Those memories will be happy ones, while I mourn her loss from our lives.

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