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Family Mourns Loss of Janet Ann Wilton at Age 73
The family of Janet Ann Wilton, formerly known as Janet Ann Shackleton, has announced her passing at the age of 73. Born on May 21, 1952, in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, Wilton’s death occurred on September 15, 2025, leaving a profound impact on her loved ones and the community.
Wilton was known for her vibrant personality and commitment to family. She dedicated her life to nurturing her family while also engaging with her community. Throughout her life, she embraced various roles, including mother, sister, and friend, leaving behind a legacy of love and kindness.
Legacy and Community Impact
In addition to her family, Wilton was actively involved in local charitable organizations. She volunteered her time and resources to support initiatives that focused on education and health. Those who knew her spoke highly of her generosity and the positive influence she had on many lives.
The loss of Wilton has resonated deeply within her community. Friends and acquaintances have shared their memories, reflecting on her ability to uplift those around her. Many have expressed their condolences, highlighting her warmth and the joy she brought into their lives.
Remembering Janet Ann Wilton
Janet Wilton’s family encourages those who wish to celebrate her life to reflect on the moments shared with her. They believe that remembering her spirit and the love she offered will help keep her memory alive.
In this time of grief, they appreciate the support and kind words from everyone who has reached out. As they navigate this loss, they find solace in knowing that Wilton touched many hearts and will be remembered fondly by all who knew her.
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