Shirley Lewis
Posted By Egan Funeral Home On February 17, 2026 @ 5:44 pm In Bolton Area,Obituaries | 13 Comments
Shirley Lewis passed away peacefully on Saturday, February 14, 2026, surrounded by her loving family. She was born in 1936 in Stouffville to Gordon and Ethel Ball and lived a life rooted in kindness and love.
A long-time resident of Bolton, Shirley was well known for her years of service as a cashier at IGA and later at Zehrs, where her warm smile and friendly nature made her a familiar and comforting presence to many in the community.
She was a devoted mother to her sons Bob, Mike (Judy), and Ron (predeceased). She will also be lovingly remembered by Kris. Her greatest joy was her family, especially her cherished grandchildren: Christopher, Kyle, Zach (Noah), A.J., and Owen and her beloved great-grandchildren, Isaac and Mason.
Shirley will be remembered for her gentle spirit, strong work ethic, and the deep love she held for her family. Her legacy of compassion and devotion will live on in the hearts of all who knew her.
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so sorry to hear of Shirley’s passing. she was a good friend and workmate for many years. rest in peace Shirley.
I knew Shirley for many years. We traveled together with bart and June sharpe. We often went to casino rama. We met at zehrs. She was always a good friend. she will be missed.
rest in peace my friend. see you on the other side.
Our deepest condolences to you, Bob & Mike and families for the loss of your Mom, Shirley. A lot of shared memories between our families when we lived in Bolton.
Marlene Hilliard
Darcy & Chris Franke
Bob, Mike and families
My sincere condolences to everyone during this very difficult time.
Such great memories we shared while growing up in Bolton and a small reunion at your mom’s birthday a few years ago.
Nancy Hartley (Hilliard)
The Duck Family passes on the sincerest of condolences to Bob and the rest of the Lewis family on the passing of your mom (Shirley). She was a great friend and co-worker to my mom back in her days at Zehrs. May she rest in peace.
Shirley was such a proud, kind and caring mother to all of her sons, two of which I had the pleasure of teaching. Bob and Mike had the same wonderful attitude and that was evident in later life when I was working with Bob as a Volunteer Paramedic in Bolton Ambulance and with Mike coaching my grandson in baseball. Shirley will be missed.
So sorry to hear of Shirley’s passing. I have such fond memories, working with her at Zehrs for so many years. Rest in peace Shirley.
Dorothea
Condolences to all the family, remembering Shirley from our Kinette days.
Shirley,
k We worked together at Bolton IGA, Mrs Bullock, and Mr. Pilot. I always loved and respected you, Shirley, you helped me in so many ways.. I’ve thought of you over the years. 1974 to 1978 was a very long time ago. I was 14 to 18 years old. My deepest Condolences to your family, and friends. RIP My Friend..
Condolences to the family, Shirley lived a good life. We remember seeing her around town, mostly working at Zehrs.
Always good for a quick chat, a smile on her face always. We went to school with Ron, who she can now be reunited with.
Rest in Peace Shirley.
Please accept our most sincere condolences in the loss of a lovely person. Many years have passed since our last encounter with Shirley but she was always a very special lady.
Prayers for the entire family.
Sad hearing of Shirley’s passing.
We remember her well, always pleasant but she could be fiesty at times also.
She would always stop to chat anytime we’d run into her.
May she now Rest in Peace.
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I remember when I started working for Zehrs. Shirley was our go to gal. If we needed anything …ask Shirl. I always enjoyed our time together. She was a fiesty little woman. No one messed with her. Rest in Peace Shirley.