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Petrolia Discovery general manager passes away
May 9, 2015
The long-time manager of Petrolia Discovery has passed away.
Donna McIlmoyle passed away Friday at Four Counties Hospital in Newbury. Sources say she had been battling cancer.
McIlmoyle had been the general manager of Petrolia Discovery historic site for over a decade and had recently lead to the foundation’s board of directors to gain an operating loan from the Sarnia Lambton Business Development Corporation which allowed the Discovery to regain stronger financial footing after several difficult years.
McIlmoyle leaves behind three children and their partners and 11 grandchildren.
She was 63.
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