Obituary for Bonnie Joy Sellars
Sellars, Bonnie Joy
Died peacefully on Thursday May 9, 2019 at her home cuddled in by her loving husband Ken at the age of 51. Bonnie of Wasaga Beach, formerly of Innisfil, beloved wife of Ken McNulty. Loving step-mother of Lindsey McNulty, cherished daughter of Eric and Elsie Sellars of Western Bay, Newfoundland. Dear sister of Norine (Terry Tucker), Wade Sellars and Darren (Jennifer) Sellars. She was a devoted aunt to Devin and Karla and their family, Justin and Leeann, Courtney and her children, Alicia and Colan. Bonnie was a kind, outgoing woman with an infectious spirit. She made friends easily and was the best of friends to countless people. She loved to sit with a glass of wine or a coffee from Tim Hortons or the “Bonnie Special” from Starbucks and listen to, share and help those that needed her special wisdom. She was a loving and courageous woman who battled MS right to the end, living on her terms and her way. Bonnie will be deeply missed by so many. A public celebration will be held at a later date in both Ontario and Newfoundland. If desired, a donation to the Sick Kids Foundation would be appreciated. Arrangements under the care of the Carruthers & Davidson Funeral Home. To sign her Book of Memories, please visit www.carruthersdavidson.com
Died peacefully on Thursday May 9, 2019 at her home cuddled in by her loving husband Ken at the age of 51. Bonnie of Wasaga Beach, formerly of Innisfil, beloved wife of Ken McNulty. Loving step-mother of Lindsey McNulty, cherished daughter of Eric and Elsie Sellars of Western Bay, Newfoundland. Dear sister of Norine (Terry Tucker), Wade Sellars and Darren (Jennifer) Sellars. She was a devoted aunt to Devin and Karla and their family, Justin and Leeann, Courtney and her children, Alicia and Colan. Bonnie was a kind, outgoing woman with an infectious spirit. She made friends easily and was the best of friends to countless people. She loved to sit with a glass of wine or a coffee from Tim Hortons or the “Bonnie Special” from Starbucks and listen to, share and help those that needed her special wisdom. She was a loving and courageous woman who battled MS right to the end, living on her terms and her way. Bonnie will be deeply missed by so many. A public celebration will be held at a later date in both Ontario and Newfoundland. If desired, a donation to the Sick Kids Foundation would be appreciated. Arrangements under the care of the Carruthers & Davidson Funeral Home. To sign her Book of Memories, please visit www.carruthersdavidson.com