The McHutchion family was such a part of our youth on Sydenham Street/Grandview. Sheila was a bundle of great energy. She even sat in while our family recited the rosary! Not sure she understood what or why we were doing that but only a true friend does that!! I have asked my Mom and Dad to keep an eye out for her in the heavens above as I am sure she is telling jokes and making friends now. Know your family is in our thoughts and prayers. Elaine

I was saddened to hear of Sheila's passing - and so young! She was a wonderful friend of our family's, especially "way back when" the Kucharew's, Mulhall's and McHutchion's lived on the same block on Sydenham. My sincere condolences to the loved one's she has left behind to grieve such a great loss of a lovely lady. God Bless Sheila.

I was shocked to hear of Sheila's passing. We first met while working at Inmont Canada in the 70's and she never failed to make me laugh. We lost track over the years, but bumped into each other two weeks ago at Tim Horton's. She said she would call me in a couple days, but didn't. It would have been great to catch up. Always in my heart girlfriend, will miss you to the moon and back!

I was saddened and shocked to hear of Sheila's passing.She was a dear family friend and my sisters best friend for many years. I will always remember her great sense of humour and a laugh that filled every room it echoed in with a warmth that will always reverberate forever in my memory of who this wonderful person truly was. My thoughts and prayers go out to her family at this sad time,most especially to Jeff and Rob,long ago friends who shared a childhood with both myself and my brother Gary. Your sister will be missed by all who knew her. Deepest and heartfelt condolences. Chris Mulhall

I will miss Sheila so much. Being friends since we were 10 years old, I travelled the young years with her. She was always an old soul, the most non-judgemental person I have ever known. And the kindest. Sheila had a hard life, but worked so hard to find a place of comfort, and Barrie was her light. I lost touch in the last five years, and I regret that.And I am so sad about her passing. I hope someone held her hand in the last minutes. Susan

My deepest sympathy to McHutchion family. Sheila has left us all with fond-happy memories. I will cherish them forever. Love you all Robert Baxter-Reynolds

I am very sorry to hear about Sheila's death. I had not seen her for several years, but whenever I thought of her it always brought good memories back. We had some great times together. Now those memories will be cherished evermore. Respectfully with my deepest sympathy to all the family and friends. Kathy Richards-Dubej

Sheila, you always made us laugh with your "wild and crazy" sense of humour...many fond memories, thanks. Peace, Doug & Denise

I was so sad to learn of Sheila's passing. The wonderful memories I have of Sheila include her quick wit and great sense of humour. She loved to have fun, enjoy life and could always make you laugh. She was a sincere, good friend. I will treasure the many good times I shared with her and her friendship. She brought much joy to so many. My deepest heartfelt sympathy. Love Always Patti Souliere (Rutherford)

McHutchion Family: Our condolences on your loss. Please know that our thoughts are with you all. Lori, Dave and families

Bill and I were shocked and saddened to hear of Sheila's passing. We had many good times with Sheila. She was a fun loving and kind hearted lady who I'm sure will be missed by everyone who knew her. Please accept our condolences and know that our thoughts are with your family. Susan and Bill Place

To all the family and friends, who enjoyed Sheila's laughter, warmth and friendship, we extend our heartfelt sympathy as we mourn together in our loss. Yours friends from days gone by: The Inmont Ladies

I am so very sorry to hear about Sheila's passing...stunned actually...so many memories of when you all lived across the street from our family. Hadn't seen Sheila for a bit now but she always made my day when we did...so so sorry to all of you...will be thinking of you in the difficult months ahead.