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Kerrwil Mourns the Passing of Elizabeth Anne Kerr, Former President and Director

Kerrwil Mourns the Passing of Elizabeth Anne Kerr, Former President and Director

April 28, 2025

Midland, Ontario Canada

Kerrwil Media announces with deep sadness the loss of Elizabeth Anne Kerr former President and Director of Kerrwil.  She passed away on April 17, 2025, after a courageous battle with cancer. She was 68. 

Elizabeth began her career in the media and marketing industry in 1979, taking on positions of increased responsibilities with various firms. She also founded and owned The WIT Corporation. 

Joining the family business, Kerrwil Publications Limited Liz served as its President and Director as well as serving as Publisher of Canadian Yachting. 

Elizabeth was passionate about helping others and most recently volunteered as a mentor at Covenant House, and Verity as a program.

Elizabeth was an integral part of the growth and success of Kerrwil, and she was totally dedicated to its customers, partners, and employees.

If you wish to offer condolences, you can visit the associated LinkedIn post HERE.

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