BRUNO PICHE

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BRUNO PICHE Peacefully at the St. Claude Pavilion on Wednesday May 30, 2001, Mr. Bruno Piche of Fannystelle, MB passed away at the age of 86 years. Bruno was born in Fannystelle on August 29, 1914 to Charlemagne and Marie-Louise (Bourque) Piche. He is survived by his wife of 58 years Beatrice (nee Arnal) son Ralph (Sylvie) daughter Lorraine Bernardin (Ray) six grandchildren, Jeanine, Marc, Jim and Lise Piche, Philippe and Jocelyne Bernardin; his sisters, Gilberte Mollot, Marcelle Caron, Rolande and Denise Piche; his brother Paul (Lorraine) many brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by four brothers, Roger, Gaston (Joe), Jules and Lionel; one sister Gertrude; and by one niece Diane Seidel. Bruno was an avid Montreal Canadien hockey fan. He enjoyed playing cards and visiting family and friends. Pepere was loved by his grandchildren and he enjoyed visiting with them. Bruno was quiet, had a good sense of humour and was well respected in his community that he loved. Dad was proud of his parish and served as a church trustee and a school trustee. Funeral services will be held in the Fannystelle Roman Catholic Church on Saturday June 2. Prayers at 10:00 a.m. followed by funeral mass at 10:30 with Fr. Armand LeGal officiating. Cremation to follow with interment at a later date in the Fannystelle Parish Cemetery. As an expression of sympathy, friends or family may send charitable donations to the Kidney Foundation, 200-255 Donald St, Winnipeg, MB R3C 1L8. Special thanks to Dr. Strank and the nursing staff of the St. Claude Hospital and the Pavilion for the excellent care you gave Dad. Adams Funeral Service of Elie, Manitoba in care of arrangements. Phone 1-888-400-2326. To love a dad, and then to part The greatest challenge to the heart A cherished smile, a heart of gold The dearest dad the world could hold No last farewell, no final good-bye Just gone so fast, only God knows why With aching hearts, we whisper low God bless you dad, well miss you so And though your hand we cannot touch Youre with us always, youre loved so much.

As published in Winnipeg Free Press on Jun 01, 2001