In Celebration of

Sheila Helen Klyn

September 21, 1934 - December 15, 2025

Sadly on Monday, December 15, 2025 in her 92nd year, Sheila Helen Klyn passed away. Sheila was the beloved wife of the late Gerrit Klyn and was predeceased by sons Bernard, Edward and John. Sheila was a friendly fixture in her Clarkson neighbourhood. Auntie Sheila will remain forever in the hearts of a multitude of nieces and nephews.

Visitation will be at Turner & Porter Neweduk-Erin Mills Chapel on Dundas St. Mississauga on Saturday, January 10, 2026 at 2pm followed by a Service at 3pm.

Guestbook

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Lieba

Entered December 31, 2025

Will miss you, Auntie Sheila. We all will.

Cheryl Boutilier (Dear Friend)

Entered January 1, 2026 from Mississauga

It is with the heaviest of my heart that I make this post.
We are so deeply saddened and broken hearted at the loss of my Beautiful, Amazing Friend who gained her wings..
This passing is extremely difficult for me on so many levels.
I am grateful and blessed to have shared the past several years with you. From our adventures, walks, many road trips, laughter, stories and memories .
You were a woven intrigal part of our Family .
I was blessed to be also included into your beautiful family from our longstanding friendship with your amazing son until his passing to the many gatherings celebrated with your extended family.
Your zest for life, your curiosity about the the countryside, your beautiful nature with people and your incredible memory of songs and poetry you shared on many occasions.

I will miss our daily walks, our jokes our many road trips and love of the ships and nature.
There will be a void beside me for a longtime to come. I know you will watch over us and we will always keep your memories alive, you in my heart and cherish every moment we shared .
So long my friend until we meet again. Keep that seat beside you available for me.

Our deepest condolences to all of Sheilas Family and Friends I know how much she means to you all and ty for checking in on me.

We hope you are now reunited with your Sons and Husband and Family that have departed before you .
See you again one day my precious dear friend and thank you for everything..RIP Sheila ❤️ 💝😥😥😥💔🙏

Jane Curran (NIece)

Entered January 1, 2026 from Toronto

Sheila was a lovely aunt to her many nieces and nephews. She was the baby of eight children and idolized her big brother, Bill, the eldest.
The story goes that when she lost a tooth, she asked her mother if she should tell the Tooth Fairy, or Bill?
I remember her as a knowledgeable outdoors woman - swimming, hiking or canoeing.

Vicki Curran (niece)

Entered January 2, 2026 from Cambridge

I'm glad you lived in such a caring community, Aunt Sheila, where neighbours are friends and take care of one another. May you rest in peace. (I know my dad had a special place in your heart; I hope he's there to hold you close in the hereafter.)