Sinclair: Glenna Lou,
Surrounded by the love of her family on October 4, 2022 at St. Michael’s Hospital in Toronto. Glenna Sinclair (nee: Willson) in her 62nd year, beloved wife of the late Scott Sinclair. Loving Mother of Kristy (Steve) Pawis, and Kyle (Lynsey) Sinclair. Sadly missed by her grand daughters Macy and Kayla. Forever in the hearts of her extended family and friends.
Glenna was loving and caring, always giving her time to others. She had an infectious laugh that would light up a room. In her spare time she enjoyed sewing and quilting and was a member of the quilters Guild. She also enjoyed traveling and spending time with family.
“The loss of a mother can never be replaced, but the love of a mother can never be lost”.
Cremation has taken place. A Memorial Celebration of Glenna’s life will be held on Saturday October 15, 2022 from 1-4pm at the Bond Head Community Memorial Centre. 2892,County Road 27, Bradford ON.
Condolences and memories may be left for the family at www.RodAbramsFuneralHome.com.
Service
Celebration of Life
Bond Head Community Memorial Centre
2892 County Road 27, Bradford Ontario
Saturday October 15, 2022
1:00pm - 4:00pm
Heather says
I miss you Glenna! We we’re going to plan another trip. Newfoundland was great we had so many laughs. We encouraged each other when we did the long walk 5.4km or 3.35 miles to Western brook Pond.
I give my Condolences to the family.
Didi Valeriani says
Dear Kristy, to you and your family heartfelt condolences. May your memories bring you peace at this very difficult time.
Didi & Peter
Wanda mueller says
Special lady, many memmories that leave you with a smile. A person you will remember when you cross paths, good to the core.
Sherri Handy says
Glenna will be missed. She was one of a kind. Full of laughter & strength. Condolences to her family.
Lucy R. Grundy says
I first met Glenna at New Leaf… close to 20 years ago…
Glenna was a great advocate for human rights and trying to create special programs for the clients we supported. She had a tremendous way of making a dull day, a funny one…
Long after we both left New Leaf… we kept in touch…
I was delighted to learn that Glenna had moved to Innisfil, where she could be closer to her kids and grand kids.
I lived just a few streets over.
Glenna expressed her grief of losing her husband and how she was keeping busy and moving forward… in her retirement…
When my husband and I were house bound… Glenna offered to pick us up groceries… and stopped by.
I moved out to Nova Scotia in Jan 2022.
Glenna was excited to plan her trip to New Found Land… and was originally planning to go solo. It was so nice to know her and Heather ventured out together…
I will truly miss Glenna’s random calls and sharing funny stories… with me…
I will keep her in my heart ❤️ forever..
She was truly a beautiful soul..
My heart goes out to all the family and loved ones… and hope you will find peace in her passing… God Bless
Stephanie Howard says
I’m so sorry for your loss. My Deepest condolences during this time
Antie Glenna will be missed by many people, family, work, and lots of friends.
Antie Glenna made my son’s first baby blanket when he was first born, Winnie the poo and piglet.
Mikey loved it and took it everywhere we went, We still have it to this day.
Anna Young says
“Wherever a beautiful soul has been, they leave a trail of beautiful memories.”
This couldn’t be more true.
I’m so greatful for having Glenna in my life. As mentioned by others she was one of a kind.
I loved our laughs together. ALWAYS having fun with the people we supported.
Heather Pollock says
I’ve known Glenna for MANY years at New Leaf. She always had a joke, funny story, smile and a wink. She cared so much about the people she supported. She was also so proud of Kristy and Kyle, and I heard many updates on them, her grandchildren, and of course Scott. We were in NFLD at the same time, overlapped in St John’s for a couple days. But we didn’t get together, things just didn’t work out. But I know she enjoyed that trip!
Rest Easy Glenna. You have no idea how many lives are better because you came into them.
A Reason, A Season, A Lifetime.
Linda Stratford says
Will always miss you Glenna, Rest in Peace Sweet Girl. Hugs
Linda Xo
Kelly Drummond says
My sincere condolences to her family gone far too soon. I really enjoyed working with Glenna she was great with the residents and had a great sense of humour. Glenna was great to chat with and spoke so highly of her children and grandchildren and expressed how much she loved spending more time with them. May she Rest In Peace , Kelly Drummond
Lynette says
So very sorry for your families loss. Glenna was a fun workmate and friend. Glenna will be missed by all that knew her and had the privilege of working with her. Sincere condolences
Vanessa Dalton says
Glenna was such a beautiful person. I worked with her at New Leaf, and her laugh, and sense of humour always made the days fly by. Her absolute care to those she supported was inspiring. I am so very sorry for your loss. Prayers for strength to you all during this difficult time.
Rena says
I worked with Glenna at New Leaf, lovely caring lady. Wonderful sense of humor Condolences to family.
Linda Petsche says
I worked with Glenna at New leaf, I will always remember her infectious laugh, her sense of humor and the love that she had to help anyone. She was a lovely person; I will miss chatting with her. Rest in Peace Glenna❤️
Ruth Morrison says
I’m so very sorry for your loss. Glenna was a superb lady, with a generous and kind spirit and full life and fun. Glenna will be missed by you and by everyone who knew her. My sincerest condolences. I loved her so much too!