Obituary for Muriel Olive Wetmore (Fulton)
Muriel Olive Wetmore (née Fulton)
Muriel passed away peacefully on February 20th in her 97th year in the aftermath of a fall.
Beloved wife of 61 years of the late Allen Ludlow Wetmore she is survived by her loving daughters Lee (Bert) Blackwood and Patricia (Stuart) Butts, 5 adoring grandchildren (Jodie Todd, Sheri ,Lindsey, Kelly ) and 7 great- grandchildren (Cooper, Todd Jr, Tatum, Paige, Wyatt, Ella, Olly) Muriel was raised in Timmins, trained in nursing at St Mike's and moved to Lindsay with her husband Al in the 1950s.
Throughout her life she was an active member of the community and was a volunteer in palliative care and later in day surgery at Ross Memorial Hospital, where she died, until well into her 90s. A greatly admired gardener and avid card player and skunker of all comers until her dying days. Predeceased by most of her contemporaries she will be sadly missed by her many friends and neighbors at The Heritage in Lindsay and at the cottage on Pleasant Point, Sturgeon Lake. In lieu of flowers the family requests donations to the Academy Theatre, Lindsay, Ontario.
Muriel passed away peacefully on February 20th in her 97th year in the aftermath of a fall.
Beloved wife of 61 years of the late Allen Ludlow Wetmore she is survived by her loving daughters Lee (Bert) Blackwood and Patricia (Stuart) Butts, 5 adoring grandchildren (Jodie Todd, Sheri ,Lindsey, Kelly ) and 7 great- grandchildren (Cooper, Todd Jr, Tatum, Paige, Wyatt, Ella, Olly) Muriel was raised in Timmins, trained in nursing at St Mike's and moved to Lindsay with her husband Al in the 1950s.
Throughout her life she was an active member of the community and was a volunteer in palliative care and later in day surgery at Ross Memorial Hospital, where she died, until well into her 90s. A greatly admired gardener and avid card player and skunker of all comers until her dying days. Predeceased by most of her contemporaries she will be sadly missed by her many friends and neighbors at The Heritage in Lindsay and at the cottage on Pleasant Point, Sturgeon Lake. In lieu of flowers the family requests donations to the Academy Theatre, Lindsay, Ontario.