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Official Obituary of

Alma Kathleen (Hadden) Winsor

December 8, 1934 ~ March 18, 2020 (age 85) 85 Years Old

Alma Winsor Obituary

Alma Kathleen Winsor (Hadden) passed away peacefully on March 18, 2020 at the age of 85 with her husband and best friend Bill Winsor by her side.

Dearest mother of Ruth (Grant) Hardy, Danny (Tina) Winsor, Paul (Keri) Winsor, Lillian (Jerry) Courvoisier, Janet Winsor (Joe MacDonald)

Precious grandmother of 15. Christine (Chris), Samantha (Darren), Melissa (Noel), William, Michael (Lauren), Christina (Ryan), Niven (Devin), Paul (Samantha), Adam (Katie), Erin (Dale), Alex (Kayla), Megan and Joshua.

Predeceased by her beautiful granddaughters Jessica and Miranda.

Lovingly known to her 17 great grandchildren as GG. Jazmine, Jacquelynn, Madison, Gabriel, Violet, Abe, Evie, Elena, Avah, Kypton, Grayson, Summer, Kayia, Sophie, Caelum, Griffin and Winsor.

In February she became the proud Great Great Grandmother to Briella.

Survived by her beloved sister and pen pal Catherine (Lawrence). Predeceased by sisters and brother in laws, Shirley (Grant), Lois (Frank), Diana (Eric)

Sister in law to Beaton deceased (Edith), Stella (Ned) deceased, Leslie (Ivy) deceased, Alicia (Eric deceased), Rowland deceased (Joyce), Jean (Hollis deceased), Linda (Bill), Lloyd.

Precious to many nieces and nephews and friends who knew her as mom or grandma.

Alma was always proud to tell you she was born and raised on St. Joseph's Island. In 1953 she joined the Royal Canadian Airforce where she met and married her best friend, Bill Winsor.

During their years together, they lived in many places across Canada making every posting a new home, until retiring in North Bay.

Alma was well known to many for her talents of sewing, knitting and quilting. She was always ready to give advice to whoever asked, and many were lucky enough to be the recipient of her talent.

Some of the best times were spent with family and friends at her favorite place, Killbear Park. This tradition started in 1965 and is carried on by her family to this day.

"A thing of Beauty is a Joy Forever" Our sweet, lovable, pretty, patient, kind, thoughtful, funny, industrious Alma. Love you always.

Private family service has been entrusted to Hillside Funeral Home. Donations in Alma's memory to the charity of your choice would be gratefully acknowledged.