The family announces with great sorrow his death on Monday July 17, 2017 at the Timmins and District Hospital at the age of 83. Predeceased by his wife Margaret Naveau, his parents Walter and Mary Jane Naveau, his sisters Maggie and Marlene and by his brothers Roy, James, Frederick and Nelson. He is survived by his daughters Dorothy Naveau (Curtis Fowler), Cathy Stoney (Stephen), Kimberly Naveau (Denis Legault) and Beverly Naveau (Brad Picody), his step-son Michel Gauthier; his grandchildren Joshua, Megan, Ryan, Brandon, Jordan, Kaneesha, Adam, Jerrica, Grayson, Brittany, Amanda, Sage, Isaiah, Jacob, Ambrose and Samara; his great-grandchildren Remiah, Brayden, Bravery, Archie, Dyson, Nodin, Loz, Faith, Richie, Isaiah Jr. and Nibii; his sister Evelyn Boisonneau and by his brother Morris Naveau (Halina). Norman represented his people at the Tribal Councils for 5 years and was an integral part of the development of Treaty #9 which represented several First Nations in the Eastern part of the province and South of the James Bay Coast. He was also a well-known fiddler, winning several contests. A funeral service will be held on Thursday July 20, 2017 at 11 am at the Mattagami First Nation Complex. Interment will follow at the Mattagami First Nation Cemetery. The family will receive friends on Wednesday July 19, 2017 from 2pm at the complex. Remembrance donations to the Timmins and District Hospital Foundation would be greatly appreciated.

Nos plus sincères sympathies à la famille et aux amis de Norman Naveau.source

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