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NORMAN LINDSAY HARMER

Born: Feb 28, 1954

Date of Passing: Jan 28, 2012

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NORMAN LINDSAY HARMER February 28, 1954 - January 28, 2012 It is with great sadness we announce the unexpected passing of Lindsay on Saturday, January 28, 2012 at Health Sciences Centre. Lindsay is survived by his mother Norah; brothers, Roger (Deb), Tracy (Cathy); sisters, Colleen (Peter), Cheryl (Pierre), Kimberly from Trenton, ON; sister-in-law Vicki; special friend Patti and son Tristan. He also leaves to mourn his nieces, Christy (Jonny) (great-niece Kaycee), Courtney (great-nephew Taryn), Ashley (Mike), Caytlan, and Sarah, and nephews, Matthew (Sara), PJ (Karen), Corwyn, Dale and Dennis. He was predeceased by his father John (1991), and brother Craig (2011). He was currently employed at Motorcoach. Cremation has taken place. A memorial service will be held on Saturday, February 11, 2012 at St. Pauls Anglican Church, 299 Balderstone Rd., Middlechurch at 1:00 p.m., Rev. Liz Richens officiating. Interment to be held at a later date. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the Heart and Stroke Foundation.
Publish Date: Feb 4, 2012

NORMAN LINDSAY HARMER February 28, 1954 - January 28, 2012 On Saturday, January 28, 2012 we sadly announce the unexpected passing of Lindsay Harmer, aged 57. Funeral arrangements pending. Full obituary to follow.
Publish Date: Feb 4, 2012

As published in Winnipeg Free Press on Feb 04, 2012

Condolences & Memories (27 entries)

  • I saw Lindsay several months ago when I took my Mom to visit his Mom. Lindsay and I are the same age and went all through school together. He was home as well and we got a good chance to visit that day, and he was hysterical. The Moms got quite a kick out of our stories. Sincerest condolences to the Harmer Family from the Marsden Family. - Posted by: Linell Marsden (Family Friend) on: Feb 23, 2012

  • Goodbye old friend. I was shocked when I heard you left us and sadly regret that I didn't keep in touch since moving to Brandon. Someday we will take a drive in Mr. Mustard again buddy. Rest in peace Link. - Posted by: Richard Harder (Long time friend) on: Feb 09, 2012

  • Wow, My family and I have so many great memories of you. We have thought of you often, you will be missed. Rest in peace Lindsay, Caroline and John. - Posted by: caroline Hagreaves ( Harder ) (friend) on: Feb 07, 2012

  • Lindsay had a wild sense of humor that always made me laugh. I will miss his "hello dear" and his infectious smile. - Posted by: Brenda Bennett (Friend from the peg now living in Vancouver) on: Feb 06, 2012

  • Hey Lizard, I was shocked to say the least when Cheryl called me to tell me of your passing. I will always remember your sense of humor as warped and morbid as it was. It was very good to see ya last Feb when I saw you and Ma on my visit if I would have known it was my last I would have harrassed you more. Rest well Lizard and don't bug Pa & Egg to much on cards...Love Bigfoot - Posted by: Countess Kannawin (Sister (extended family )) on: Feb 06, 2012

  • Lindsay your friends will truly miss you from the I.A.M.A.W. LL1953 - Posted by: Kevin Baillie (Friend) on: Feb 04, 2012

  • Lindsay, All I can say is you were loved and you will BE greatly missed,,,,Have a safe journey down eletric avenue, My Brother - Posted by: Colleen (Harmer ) Zaleski (sister) on: Feb 04, 2012

  • Lindsay you had a sense of humour like no other. Some might even say warped, but my brother, you were loved and will be dearly missed. - Posted by: Colleen ( Harmer) Zaleski (sister ) on: Feb 04, 2012

  • Lindsay used to be our paperboy and manys time we asked him to stop long enough to warm up and have a bowl of homemade soup. I used to feel so sorry for the long cold route you had in the winter. You were great! - Posted by: Wendy Heppenstall Chartrand (customer) on: Feb 04, 2012

  • You always called me “Attie” and I called you Uncle “Make.” You will be greatly missed and in our hearts. Love you uncle “Make.” - Posted by: Ashley Harmer (Niece) on: Feb 04, 2012

  • Our deepest condolences to Mrs. Harmer and all the family. You are in our thoughts at this sad time. We will always remember and honour the memory of Lindsay, a very special person in our family. - Posted by: Bruce , Eileen & Family (Family friend) on: Feb 04, 2012

  • WOW! Couldn't believe it when I heard you were gone. Lot of memories over the last 43 years to last a lifetime. Favorite one that stuck out is when we piled ten people into a volkswagon with you on the bottom and a voice yelling out I'm gonna barf, forcing the driver to pull over and everyone to pile out of the car in 20 below weather, then sticking your head out the window and yelling, "ha ha, scarred you out. We shared a lot over the years buddy and always remained best friends. Your sense of humor was unique to say the least, but you always made people laugh in any situation. Always the life of the party. You were the definition of the phrase "BEST FRIEND" and will definitely be missed buddy. I also have a funny suspicion that Heaven will never be the same. Doug Hnybida - Posted by: Doug Hnybida (Best friend) on: Feb 03, 2012

  • So saddened by the loss of a true dear friend. Lindsay was an awesome, caring, loved person. You could always count on Lindsay to make your frown turn upside down with his "one of a kind" humor. You couldn't resist to laugh when he was around. Rest in peace dear friend, You'll always hold a special place in our hearts. xxxooo - Posted by: Chuck,Charlene Welby and Family (Close friends) on: Feb 03, 2012

  • Also met Lindsay at ma's and on the hill at Kildonan Park. He was always one to make you laugh. Sorry to hear of his passing. My condolences to Roger and Debbie and the Harmer family. - Posted by: Brenda ZAPORZAN nee mcfarlane (old acquaintance) on: Feb 03, 2012

  • Lindsay had a weird sense of humor. He could make you laugh at the stupidest things. Then make it look like you were nuts because you were laughing so hard, he would then deny causing you to laugh making you look even crazier. So you laughed so hard tears would come to your eyes and then you would want to slap him for making you look like a fool. - Posted by: Cheryl Harmer-Meyer (Sister) on: Feb 03, 2012

  • Link was a character! Hung out with Lindsay and my other cousins when our family moved here in the early 70's. Lindsay was willing and able to show us around and how to survive in the "Peg". Lots of time spent in and around Kildonan Park. Godspeed Link. You will be missed. - Posted by: Randy Harmer (Cousin) on: Feb 03, 2012

  • Lindsey could always make me laugh and was a good friend. I will miss him. My condolences to his son and family. Chris Mcavoy Vancouver.B.C. - Posted by: One of the best friends I ever had (Friend and always will be) on: Feb 02, 2012

  • We'll always have the "Garfield" dance and motorcycles ;). Miss you more than words can say. - Posted by: Christy Sciangula (Harmer) (niece) on: Feb 02, 2012

  • Worked with Lindsay and there was always a good laugh to be had. Sad part is I just sat and talked to him on the bus January 24 and said we'll have to get together to talk about the good old days. Lost too soon. - Posted by: larry shologin () on: Feb 02, 2012

  • Lindsay was a close friend of mine for 44 years, we shared many laughs and good times. He was very loyal and was there for you anytime you needed him. A friend like Lindsay can never be replaced and will be missed dearly. Rest in peace Lindsay. - Posted by: elaine brydges (close friend) on: Feb 02, 2012

  • You were the best uncle. I will miss you greatly. - Posted by: Scott Fergusson (nephew) on: Feb 02, 2012

  • Lindsey could always be counted to make you laugh, he had a way about him that always put everyone at ease. He loved to laugh and tease and was fun to be around. I thought highly of him for taking care of his ailing mom, even though he worked full time. You will be missed and we pay tribute to you and the wonderful memories you left us with. - Posted by: Robert and Diane Welby (Friends) on: Feb 02, 2012

  • Lindsay was such a kind hearted, funny, loving person. No matter what the situation he could always make me laugh. He would call me nasty nessa when I was having a bad day and I could not help but smile. He was always there for me over the years. He was a great guy and I will miss him. - Posted by: Vanessa Brydges (friend) on: Feb 02, 2012

  • You could always count on Lindsay to put you in a better mood because he would always make you laugh. Lindsay loved to get my mom, Mrs. Welby going, always teasing her. I remember my mom getting so mad at Lindsay (and my brothers) that she chased him around the block with a broom. We will miss you Lindsay and you will be forever in our hearts. - Posted by: Donna ((Like a brother to me)) on: Feb 02, 2012

  • Lindsay was always around the Welby household. He came to alot of our family functions.I remember Lindsay always making us laugh and fun to be around. We will miss you and may you rest in peace. - Posted by: Brian Welby (Friend) on: Feb 01, 2012

  • You will always be remembered for your wit. You sure could make people laugh, one of your best comments was when we were at the show, this person sat in front of you and their hair blocked your view and you said in the whole desert and I have to be behind the only tumbleweed in the place. You will be dearly missed by everyone. - Posted by: david and doris fergusson (cousin) on: Feb 01, 2012

  • Met Lindsay at Ma's and Kildonan Park in the late 60's. Many good laughs and good times. Never a time when he didn't smile and say hello when we met. He will be missed. - Posted by: Rik Zatonski (Zuger) (Long time friend) on: Feb 01, 2012

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