With profound sadness, family, friends, and communities across Prince Edward Island and New Brunswick are mourning the sudden passing of Sidney Lea Urquhart, a beloved daughter, sister, friend, and cherished member of her community. Sidney passed away alongside her beloved boyfriend, Hunter Green, on Saturday, July 18, 2026, in Grand Manan, New Brunswick. Her unexpected death has left an unimaginable void in the hearts of everyone who knew and loved her.
Born on July 19, 2007, in Saint John, New Brunswick, Sidney was a vibrant young woman whose personality, creativity, and kindness made a lasting impression on everyone fortunate enough to cross her path. She lived life with a fearless spirit, embracing every opportunity to express herself, make memories, and bring happiness to those around her.
Sidney was known for her colorful personality, unique sense of style, and ability to brighten any room she entered. She had a gift for making people laugh and never hesitated to be herself. Her playful nature, sense of humor, and willingness to do something silly just to make someone smile reflected the genuine warmth and compassion she carried within her.
Growing up on Grand Manan Island, Sidney formed friendships that became lifelong bonds. In the close-knit island community, she found people who became like family, and she gave her love and loyalty wholeheartedly in return. She treasured the friendships she built through school, sports, and everyday life, always valuing the connections that brought people together.
During her early years, Sidney enjoyed playing basketball and volleyball, traveling with her teams, and creating unforgettable memories with classmates, teammates, and coaches. These experiences helped shape the caring, adventurous, and devoted person she became.
After graduating from Grand Manan Community School, Sidney followed her dreams and moved to Saint John, New Brunswick, where she attended Infinite Beauty Academy and pursued cosmetology. Her creativity flourished as she explored new hair techniques and artistic styles. She especially enjoyed experimenting with colorful creations on family members, sharing her passion and bringing her imagination to life.
Sidney also loved traveling and discovering new places with family and friends. From California and Florida to Prince Edward Island and the Grand Canyon, she embraced every adventure with excitement and curiosity. Whether visiting somewhere new or returning to places she loved, Sidney found beauty and joy in every experience.
Those who knew Sidney remember her as someone with a larger-than-life personality. She loved music, laughter, and bringing happiness to others. Her wit, energy, and compassionate heart made people feel accepted and valued. She had a rare ability to make others feel comfortable being themselves, and her kindness created memories that will last forever.
Although Sidney’s life was tragically short, the impact she made during her 19 years will never be forgotten. She leaves behind a legacy of love, creativity, friendship, and joy that will continue through the many lives she touched.
Sidney is survived by her loving parents, Gary Urquhart (Gail) and Tracy Foster (Carter); her sister, Taylar Urquhart (Graeme); step-brothers, extended family members, grandparents, relatives, and countless friends who will forever cherish her memory.
As family and friends gather to honor Sidney’s life, they hold close the memories of her laughter, kindness, and unforgettable spirit. Though the pain of her absence is immense, those who loved her can find comfort in knowing that the joy she brought into the world will continue to shine.
Heartfelt condolences are extended to Sidney’s family, Hunter’s loved ones, friends, and everyone grieving this heartbreaking loss. May they find strength in one another, comfort in the memories they shared, and peace in the love surrounding them.
May Sidney Lea Urquhart rest in eternal peace. Her vibrant spirit, beautiful heart, and unforgettable presence will remain forever in the hearts of all who knew and loved her. She will be deeply missed and forever remembered.