Sara Fehr

March 3, 1955 - August 17, 2025

On Sunday,August 17, 2025 with her sisters by her side, Sally Fehr peacefully passed away at the age of 70 after a courageous battle with cancer.

Left to cherish Sally's memory are her common-law husband Glenn Sullivan of 32 years; sisters Helen, children Ryan (Kailea) and their children Malakai, Owen, Emily and

Abigail; Corey (Leanne) and their children Lucas, Parker and Norah; Linda, children Jesse (Sheila); Russell (Nicole) and their children Grace and Gary; Robyn (Arthur);

brothers Jake, children Kristopher, Tony, Angela and her daughter Mara; Dick (Patricia), children Julie (Mike) with their children Savannah, Nicholas, Cameron and

Austin, Bob with his children Karter and Jackson; Sonny (Judy) children Amanda and Jeremy; and in-laws Karen (Joe) with children Dwayne (Selena) children Xander and

Kaiden, Sabrina (Blair), Katie (Pascal) children Preston and Peyton, Jamie (Helen) children Jayda and Tyler, Tammy (Paul) children Jordan. And many cousins and

special friends Sandra (Kevin) and son Keith Kanski as well as many good friends and co-workers from her Gunn's Bakery days.

Sally was predeceased by sister Maryann, September, 1976; mother Susan, December 3, 1980; father Cornelius, September, 1996; Rick Janzen, October 27, 2010

brother-in-law Gary, January 24, 2016;

nephew Evan, January 24, 2016; mother-in-law Jean Sullivan, December 2, 2020.

Sally moved to Winnipeg from Reinfeld, around the age of 22. She started off working at Clifford's clothing store, a job she really enjoyed, until the store closed

permanently. Not too long after, she started at Gunn's Bakery. She spent 20+ years there and was very happy there. She made many friends there, co-workers and

customers. They were like family to her.

She loved spending time with family and adored her nieces and nephews. She never forgot anyone's birthday and made a point of calling everyone to wish them a Happy

Birthday. She loved shopping trips and used to enjoy spending time at the racetrack in Gimli.

She was diagnosed with brain cancer in 2005, she had surgery and went through 1/2 year of radiation and 2 1/2 years of chemotherapy. She bravely fought her way

through it and beat it. Life changed drastically for her after that. She was no longer able to work or do many of the things she once enjoyed.but carried on and

made the best of it. Then this year, she she was diagnosed with a very aggressive cancer, which she ultimately lost her battle too.

The family wished to thank the staff at CancerCare, the staff on GH3 at HSC and to the dedicated and caring staff on the Palliative Care Unit at Riverview Health

Center.

Cremation has taken place. There will be no formal service. Interment will be at a later date, all will be welcome.