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MCMULLEN, Leigh Ann – Passed away peacefully on Friday January 19, 2024, at home with loving family, at the age of 64.
Leigh Ann was the beloved wife and soulmate of Ray McMullen.
Cherished mother of Jennifer (Dan) McMullen and Jamie (Mike) Bandla.
“Grammie” of Abigail, Josephine, Clayton and Amber.
Loving sister of Lynn Leslie, Mark (Diane) Leslie, and Lori (Bob) McAuley.
Sister in law of Karen (Richard) Levy of Buffalo. Predeceased by her brother-in-law Brian McMullen.
Predeceased by her parents Margaret and Edward Leslie.
Survived by her Mother-in-law, Norine McMullen, and predeceased by her father-in-law, Albert McMullen.
Leigh Ann devoted her life to supporting and advocating for students with special needs, as an Educational Assistant at St. Patrick’s High School for over 30 years.
Leigh Ann most enjoyed spending time with her family, and absolutely adored making memories with her grandchildren. She had several long-time friends that she loved with all of her heart and truly considered family. She was considered to be a “Second-Mom” to many who spent time at the house over the years.
The family wishes to send a heartfelt thank-you to Dr. Kim (Palliative Care), as well as Tammy Goodwin (Home Care Nurse), Theresa Grondin (PSW) and Amy Wellington (PSW)for all their unwavering care and support. Special Thanks is also sent to the ALS Society of Canada for their emotional support as well as the equipment loan program.
The funeral service will be held at All Saints’ Anglican Parish, Sarnia at 10:00 a.m. on Friday, January 26thand will be officiated by Rector Stephen Harnadek. The interment to follow directly afterwards, at Lakeview Cemetery. A Celebration of Life will be held on Saturday January 27th at 1:00pm-3:00pm at The Moose Lodge #1046.All are welcome.
Sympathy may be expressed through donations to ALS Canada https://als.ca/ways-to-give/give-a-gift-in-memory/
“Don’t think of her as gone away– her journey has just begun.
Life holds many facets – the Earth is only one.
Just think of her as resting, from the sorrows and the tears.
In a place of warmth and comfort, where there are no days or years.
And think of her as living, in the hearts of those she touched.
For nothing loved is ever lost…and she was loved so much!”
