Thelma Margaret Wyatt

Longtime Stoney Lake resident passed away on November 8, 2015 at age 95 in Peterborough, ON. Thelma was predeceased by her Loving husband, Ken, her parents Louis and Margaret Thompson, sister Dorothy (the late Alex) Laszlo, the Thompson brothers Jack (Dorothy), Frank (Shirley), Joe (Marie), Ken and Don, and sisters-in-law Gwen, Betty and Barbara, son-in-law Jeff Radford and great-grandsons Ryan Irvine and Cody Teams. Left to cherish her memory are her loving children: Carolyn (Roy) Irvine of Edmonton, Jane Wyatt of Peterborough, Nancy Wyatt-Radford of Sebring, Florida, and Jeff (Julie) Wyatt of Stoney Lake; and her grandchildren: Lynn Cunningham (Ted), Rob (Sharon) Irvine, Tim Young (Amber), Jennifer Young, Laurie Teams, Danielle (Dave) Turpin, Jesse Wyatt and Jenna (Cliff) Conlin; sister Sally (the late Norm) Bowler, sisters-in-law, Pat and Kit and their families, and great-grandchildren: Nathan, Jodi (James), Mckenzi, Kelli, Wyatt, Leah, Eric, Dylan, Paige, Owen, Ethan, Olivia, Mason, Madison, and great-great grandsons Wyatt and Hayden.

All will cherish the times spent with Thelma up at Stoney Lake, with family and friends gathered around and the welcoming, loving home she provided for so many over the course of her life. She enjoyed an eventful and abundant 95 years, and although her time with us here is now over, the memories she created will last forever.

Thelma worked with Ken to build a full and varied life around the gorgeous seasons of southern Ontario. In the summers, Ken and Thelma ran a fly-in fishing camp. Ken flew guests from around the world into the camp on his trusty SuperCub and Thelma hosted them at their home on Stoney Lake the same way she did her family, with a welcoming warmth and grace. Ken's snowmobile business and their love of Ski-dooing, kept them busy in winter until his retirement when they became snowbirds to Florida, in Tampa, and Spring Lake. Thelma will be sorely and forever missed by her immediate family and lovingly remembered by her grand and great grand-children, by her many nephews and nieces, and by her friends. A private cremation has taken place. A celebration of Thelma’s life will be held at a later date.

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