Heather was born in Prince Albert, SK and grew up on a farm near Donnybrooke in the MacDowall District. In 1952 Heather met and married the love of her life Bud, and they celebrated over 58 years together. Heather was employed by Sears for many years and after her retirement she and Bud spent many winter months at Qualicum Beach, BC where they were able to enjoy their shared love of golf. Although the stroke she sustained in 2001 affected her ability to pursue her passion for golf and piano, she continued to have an active interest in the world around her. She was a person whose life was always focused on people, with her family at the centre. Heather is survived by her husband Thomas “Bud”; her children Donna (Myron) Bodnar, Greg (Lyla) and Bev (John) Theakston; her grandchildren Erin Bodnar, Teri (Mike) Moore, Tom Bodnar (Alison), Greg Bodnar, Elizabeth Clarke, Graeme Clarke, Mark St. Germain (Keeley) and Evan Theakston; her sister Fern (Tom) Ivester as well as several nieces and nephews.
Heather was born in Prince Albert, SK and grew up on a farm near Donnybrooke in the MacDowall District. In 1952 Heather met and married the love of her life Bud, and they celebrated over 58 years together. Heather was employed by Sears for many years and after her retirement she and Bud spent many winter months at Qualicum Beach, BC where they were able to enjoy their shared love of golf. Although the stroke she sustained in 2001 affected her ability to pursue her passion for golf and piano, she continued to have an active interest in the world around her. She was a person whose life was always focused on people, with her family at the centre. Heather is survived by her husband Thomas “Bud”; her children Donna (Myron) Bodnar, Greg (Lyla) and Bev (John) Theakston; her grandchildren Erin Bodnar, Teri (Mike) Moore, Tom Bodnar (Alison), Greg Bodnar, Elizabeth Clarke, Graeme Clarke, Mark St. Germain (Keeley) and Evan Theakston; her sister Fern (Tom) Ivester as well as several nieces and nephews.
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