Obituary of Sarah Megan Johnson

Sarah was a devoted mother to Seth, Miles and Chance as well as a Step-mother to Josh and Spencer. Beloved daughter of Jennifer Damore (Steve Coffin) and the late Steve Damore and Lee and Rhonda Johnson. Loving sister to Josclyn, Graeme and Scott Johnson and Michael Damore (Tanya). Caring aunt to Maya, Corban, Chase, Michael, Ava and Liam. Sarah is survived by her special friends and family; Mandy, Melissa, Jenny, Zac, Leslee and Jen Mackinnon, Helen Johnson and Glenn, Rob, Chris and David as well as by numerous aunts, uncles and cousins. Predeceased by her father Steve and her grandmothers Joan and Beulah, nana Molly, granddad Earl and Aunt Joanne. Her family would like to thank the wonderful staff at the Windsor Cancer Centre and Erie Shores Hospice – Angie and Lisa you made such a difference in her final days. Thank you also to Judy and Leon for your constant visits and care in hospital and in hospice and to Trish for your undying support inside and outside of the hospital and hospice. Sarah was a member of the Windsor Sea Cadets and the Navy Reserves. Cremation arrangements have been entrusted to SIMPLE CHOICE CREMATION CENTRE (519-254-2585) and a Celebration of her life will take place on Sunday, June 30th, 2019 from at The Platinum Room (2418 Central Ave, Windsor), Doors will be open at 4:00 pm, eulogy and speeches will commence at 5:00 pm and dinner for family and personal friends will be served at 6:00 pm. If you so desire, donations in Sarah's memory can be made at the service or by contacting the family to assist in her children's future education. "For someone like myself, that spent the last 7 years battling an aggressive and relentless disease like inflammatory breast cancer, the last thing you want to hear is "she lost her battle…" I choose to believe that like any great story or book or movie, all great things must come to an end. And although not every moment of my life was a fairy tale, the way in which I lived my life and the people I chose to surround me was what made my life more about the good than the bad. The pure and genuine love that painted my life, especially the love for and from my boys, was something that transcends life and is truly never-ending. Although it may seem as though this is the end, also like a good story or book or movie, some of the very best are followed by a sequel. So to my boys and all that made my life great enough to warrant a do-over, I take my leave until we meet again…."