In Celebration of

Kirsten Irene Marguerite Wilson

August 6, 1974 - July 8, 2016

Kirsten Irene Marguerite Wilson
August 6 1974 to July 8th 2016

After a long and courageous battle, Kirsten passed away unexpectedly; on Friday July 8, 2016 at the young age of 41.
Beloved Daughter to Maureen Wilson (Nee: Byrne), cherished sister to Marnie Wilson-Kent, Dear Sister in law to Bradley Kent, and loving Granddaughter to the late William Byrne and Marguerite Byrne. Kirsten lost her battle to Scleroderma, although it took over her body, it never took over her incredible spirit. She will be dearly missed by her loving family and many friends.

Love you to the moon and back.....

A service will be held at Beechwood cemetery on Thursday July 14, 2016 at 1pm.
In lieu of flowers, kindly please make a donation to the Scleroderma society of Canada, in Kirsten's name.

Guestbook

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Rose-Lyne Bouchard (Ski friend)

Entered July 13, 2016 from Rock land, Ontario

Dear Kristen
It was a pleasure to meet you skiing on different trips from Ski 1200. Your shrimp dip was a regal for all of us. Many laughing between us will be always in my mind.

Your battle is over but your friendship will always be in my heart.

Repose en paix ma belle amie!

😌🌺❤️💋

Diane Foss (friend)

Entered July 14, 2016 from Ottawa

I only knew Kirsten for a short while during our skiing days together but I do remember her to be a wonderful young lady who lived life to the fullest. She was very loving and kind and a pretty good little skier too. My thoughts are with her and I know that she will be sorely missed by many.

Erica Pereira (Friend)

Entered July 14, 2016 from Ottawa

Kirsten is one of the most inspiring people. Regardless of her own personal challenges, she always had a kind and thoughtful word for her friends, their family, and remembered everything they had going on in their lives. The world would benefit greatly from more people like her.

Tim O'Keeffe (Friend of family)

Entered July 16, 2016 from Whitby, ON

I had only known Kirsten for a relatively short time but was immediately struck by her warmth and her quirky sense of humour.

When you consider the adversity that she faced on a daily basis, it is a testament to her strength and caring nature. As such, she set an example to all of us to see the positive in our every day lives.
 I will miss her.

Tim

Lise (C0-worker at group home)

Entered July 24, 2016 from Ottawa

Kirsten was a very generous and caring person. She had a big heart and while working with her at the group home with the kids, I saw how happy she was with them. We will miss you.