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ELISE CHARTRAND
Born: Apr 26, 1916
Date of Passing: Aug 04, 2017
Send Flowers to the Family Offer Condolences or MemoryELISE CHARTRAND On August 4, 2017, Elise Pauline Chartrand, born April 26, 1916 passed away quietly in the Minoru Residence in Richmond, BC. She was predeceased by her husband, Adrien Chartrand, and daughters, Rhea Hudson and Corinne Loft. She leaves behind her daughter Loretta and husband Michael Singorgo, daughter Roseline Burrows, daughter Serena and husband Robert Lambert, son Adrien Jr., son-in-law Gerry Hudson, son-in-law Ken Loft, nine grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. Elise and Adrien lived in St. Laurent, Manitoba until they were ready to retire. Since most of their family had moved to Vancouver, they relocated there to be with their children and to enjoy the better climate. Elise was admired for her steadfastness, her courage and perseverance, and her devotion to her husband and family. She had a special place in her heart for the children in the family and the children loved her and were frequent visitors. In Assisted Living she made some good friends and the staff enjoyed her company. She became the darling of Courtyard Gardens. She then transferred to Minoru Residence in the final stage of her life. Sincere gratitude to Dr. Howie and to all the professional caretakers and the dedicated staff at Minoru who were so kind and helpful. Thank you for keeping her as comfortable as could be expected in the final days of her life. As per Elise's wish, there will be a private service with the family in Richmond. For the Winnipeggers, please check the obituaries for details of a mass which will be held in the near future. We may no longer see her in the flesh but she leaves a feeling of love in our hearts forever. God speed Mom!
As published in Winnipeg Free Press on Aug 15, 2017
Condolences & Memories (2 entries)
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RIP ma tante Elise. I will always remember the ice cream cones you gave all us kids whenever we visited your Laurentia Café restaurant. And you always gave it with that special sparkle in your eyes. I knew you enjoyed giving it as much as we enjoyed receiving it. I will always remember you as a very special person, and now a very special angel. - Posted by: Yvon Dumont (grand nephew) on: May 07, 2021
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RIP to a wonderful aunt. One of the nicest people I have known. The last step-sister sibling of my father's generation. - Posted by: paul chartrand (nephew) on: Aug 15, 2017