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La Maison funéraire Robert et fils du Témiscamingue vous informe du décès de Monsieur Harry St-Denis, époux de Madame Sheila Noah, de Kipawa. Il est décédé le 15 novembre 2018 à l’âge de 61 ans.
La famille de Monsieur Harry St-Denis invite parents et amis à se joindre à elle pour se recueillir le lundi 19 novembre, de 19h à 21h, au Dôme de Kipawa. Le mardi 20 novembre, le salon sera ouvert de 10h à 13h30. Des prières auront lieu sur place à midi.
Monsieur Harry St-Denis laisse dans le deuil son épouse Sheila Noah, sa mère Elizabeth St-Denis, ses enfants : Bruce (Donna), Tyson (Tamara) et Toni; ses 12 petits-enfants ainsi que son arrière-petite-fille. Il laisse également ses frères et sœurs : Carl (Pam), Jimmy (Joan), Jerry (Nicole), Margaret (Terry), Lynn et Brenda (David) de même que plusieurs neveux, nièces, autres parents et amis.
Il est parti rejoindre son père Dave St-Denis et son frère Ennis St-Denis.
Pour faire parvenir vos messages de sympathie, vous êtes invités à visiter notre site Web au www.maisonrobertetfils.com.
La Maison funéraire Robert et fils informs you of the passing of Mr. Harry St-Denis, husband of Mrs. Sheila Noah, from Kipawa. He passed away on November 15, at the age of 61.
Mr. Harry St-Denis’s family invites relatives and friends to join them on Monday, November 19, from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m., at the Dome in Kipawa. On Tuesday, November 20, the viewing will take place from 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Prayers will be held at noon.
Mr. Harry St-Denis leaves his loving wife Sheila Noah, his mother Elizabeth St-Denis, his children: Bruce (Donna), Tyson (Tamara) and Toni; his 12 grandchildren and one great granddaughter. He also leaves his brothers and sisters: Carl (Pam), Jimmy (Joan), Jerry (Nicole), Margaret (Terry), Lynn, Brenda (David) as well as many nieces, nehews, other relatives and friends. He was predeceased by his father Dave St-Denis and his brother Ennis St-Denis.
Online condolences at www.maisonrobertetfils.com
Our most sincere sympathies to the family and friends of St-Denis Harry 2018..
Death notice for the town of: Ville-Marie,, Province: Quebec
With my deepest sympathy, and regrets my heart goes out to my Indian friends up north on the loss of Harry. I pray for you Sheila who lost your partner, and whom I love dearly: I pray for Harry’s mom, Sisters, brothers, children, and friends on the loss of someone that can never be replaced.
In 1986 I had the pleasure to meet Harry and his family for the first time as my brother John, friend John F. and I where invited to do some fishing at Hunters Point. Beyond the fact that your entire family opened their doors, hearts, and lives to us with grace, we had the pleasure of spending most of our visit with Harry as he toted us around the bush. This is an experience I will never forget and will always cherish and often reflect upon especially when looking at the many photos taken.
Although we get older and can no longer always do what we wish, nor be where we would love to be I will always remember my time with Harry, and the friendship cast. In our minds we often want to go back and relive these special moments, but we know we can not go back; however, in my heart I never left. After around seven years of regular trips north to spend time friends, life’s directions had different routs, and the trips stopped. Always with plans to someday return.
Although time still poses its problems and dreams still bring me north, on occasion, through an email to John, a phone call, a conversation with Dan about a recent trip, or sometimes a visit from Clarence, Jimmy or Steve I’m reminded of my friends. While I do not know from here where I will go, I do know that for one last time I had the pleasure to spend time with Harry. This occasion was just over a year ago when Harry, Sheila, Brenda, Dave, and Clarence came down for Dan’s daughters wedding. As I’m talking with the brides grandparents out of the crowed pokes Harry’s face all smiles as he cries out “Pike” then as I comment and shake his hand right behind is Sheila. I drop Harry’s hand and give Sheila a hug then I hear how about us and there is Brenda and Dave. Once again with my friends I have not seen for about twenty-five years. I am overwhelmed with joy. On this evening I had the greatest time rekindling these bonds as if a day laps of time had not past from our last days together. Although sadden that this would be the last time I would see Harry, I am eternally grateful that had this time. Well spent.
Keith (Pike)