Sally DUNDAS

SALLY (SARAH JANE) DUNDAS We are deeply saddened by the loss of Sally Dundas, who passed away peacefully at home on Thursday, March 10, 2022, aged 69 with her daughters, Tor and Charlotte by her side. Sally had lived with cancer for many years. She died as she had approached her life, with tremendous grace and great dignity. Sally was born in London, England to Hugh and Rosamond Dundas, and spent her early years there. Her adventurous spirit led her to a cross-country tour of Canada in 1970, ending in Montreal. This is where Sally began her film career, at Women's Studio D at the National Film Board of Canada. A few years later, Sally moved to Toronto, first working in the feature film industry, and then joining IMAX Corporation in 1983 as a documentary film producer. Sally had a long and innovative career with IMAX including co-producing Fires of Kuwait, which was nominated for an Academy Award in 1993. After leaving IMAX, Sally went to work with the Motion Picture Bond Company. Once retired, the next stage of Sally's creative and inspiring life began, she discovered both a love of drawing, and creating a perfect off-grid camp at North Otter Lake. Sally documented the life around her with wonderfully detailed illustrations of the natural world. These drawings expanded onto ceramics that will continue to bring joy and serve as a reminder of Sally's spirit for years to come. As her daughters, we can say we were lucky to have had the love, guidance, and inspiration of such an amazing woman. Throughout her journey she touched many lives, her uncanny ability to find meaning in every corner and in every person knew no bounds. What a lady, what a life! In addition to her daughters, Tor and Charlotte, Sally leaves her mother, Rosamond; her brother, Jamie; sister, Amanda; and beloved extended family both in Canada and the U.K.