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Kellie Nash Woodlock - Autism Ontario

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Kellie, our mother, daughter, sibling and aunt was most passionate about supporting those with special needs and her favourite was the Autism Spectrum. Her life passion and work revolved around special needs from being an advocate and special needs teacher since 1990. Her passion began with a neighbour growing up with autism during her childhood, learning about Temple Grandin as well as others and grew from there. Kellie has helped aspiring teachers and social workers to better understand Autism and has spoken at York University as well as others. 

Kellie Elizabeth Nash Woodlock of Wasaga Beach, passed away Sunday, May 31, 2020 in her 55th year. Kellie Elizabeth, loving mother of Wayne (Debbie), Saleh and Shayne, and stepmother to Tim, Troy and Tyler. Survived by her parents Linden Nash II and Bonnie Nash (Thompson). Remembered by her brothers Linden III (Heather) and Jayson (Judy). Proud aunt to Linden IV, Jeremy, and Dymond (Juliya and Hennessey). Kellie will be missed by her dear friend Paul and countless others. 

Kellie was a thoughtful and caring woman. Kellie found her passion for teaching in her early adult life in 1990. She strongly advocated for her students, focusing on Special Education. Later in life, she was an active volunteer in her community and supported those in need.

Cremation has taken place.

A memorial gathering to celebrate Kellie's life will follow at a later date. Details will be posted on Peaceful Transitions' website when determined. Please leave your condolences for the family at https://www.peacefultransition.ca/obituary/kellie-elizabeth-nash-woodlock/.

If desired, donations to the Canadian Mental Health Association CMHA https://www.gofundme.com/f/kellie-nash-woodlock-canadian-mental-health-assc, Autism Ontario https://www.gofundme.com/f/kellie-nash-woodlock-autism-ontario , or the Collingwood Women's Shelter - My Friends House https://www.gofundme.com/f/kellie-nash-woodlock-myfriendshouse-collingwood , would be appreciated by the family.

Organizer

Wayne Nash Wilson
Organizer
Tiny, ON
Autism Society Ontario
 
Registered nonprofit
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