In memory of

Donna Sealey

August 2, 1950 - November 29, 2021

SEALEY, Donna Lucille

Passed away peacefully at Lakeridge Health Oshawa on November 29, 2021 at the age of 71. Loving mother of Kenneth (Melissa) and Keisha. Grandmother of Damien Simmons. Adored sister of Marilyn Duncan (George), Brian Sealey and late Constance Allen (Freddie). Donna will also be missed by many nieces, nephews, extended family and friends. She will be best remembered for her love of knitting and travelling. Due to COVID-19, attendance is limited and proof of COVID Vaccination (with Photo Identification) and masks are mandatory. Memorial service will be held at THORNTON CEMETERY & FUNERAL CENTRE, 1200 Thornton Road North, Oshawa, (South of Taunton Road and off of Dryden Blvd, 905-579-6787) on Monday, December 6 at 11am. The service will be WEBCAST live, a link will be available just before service time

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Frances & Ron (Best friends)

Entered November 30, 2021 from Pickering

My dearest friend I miss you so much already as we say love 💕 you more. You were the greatest gift in my life and I thank you. Your kind words ,love ,support through so much , our traveling buddy you are always there. The love you had for your family is beyond words. Keisha & Ken were very blessed to call you mom. I will always cherish our friendship forever. You will be missed. Rest In Peace fly with the angels . Love always

KEN (Son)

Entered November 30, 2021 from Oshawa

Painfully silent

Lori Birch

Entered November 30, 2021 from Ajax

How do I say goodbye to you after 32 years of the best and most cherished friendship I have ever had. We’ve been through it all together. Marriages, divorces, births, deaths, feast, famine, good times and bad. You were my rock, my voice of reason, the Thelma to my Louise and I’m lost right now. I cannot imagine never picking up the phone to hear you say “hey kid!” again. I cannot imagine never hearing, “ ya know!” Again. I can’t imagine never hearing your laugh again. You were the only person in this world who knew literally everything about me. All of my secrets, all of my fears, my hopes and dreams. You were the only person in this world that I truly trusted with it all. We weren’t just friends, we were family. I love you so much. You and I knew a friendship that only comes once in a lifetime. And only if you’re very lucky. I know you're With mum and Connie now and I know you have no more pain and for that I’m thankful. You fought for so long and hard, I know you were tired. I will carry you in my heart until the day we meet again. I’ll see you in my dreams lady.

Victor Charbonneau (Friend of family)

Entered December 1, 2021 from Edmonton

So sorry for the loss to all the family members.

Milton Davis (Cousin)

Entered December 1, 2021 from Lasalle

When the song plays "I Hope You Dance" I will always remember my big cousin Donna. I will remember how she took me, her shy little cousin who was afraid to get up and dance for a spin on the dance floor. I was scared and nervous, but she held my hand through the whole dance and told me I was doing just fine, when I was really stiff as a board. That dance broke my shyness to get up and dance and gave me a sense of confidence to try things out of my comfort zone. Rest in peace my cousin. You will be missed, but never forgotten.

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