We give thanks for a life lived according to the promise of eternal life.
December 10, 1956 – April 15, 2025
Here is the link to Heather’s complete funeral service :
📺YouTube : https://youtu.be/7IdgrBDmTuo
It is with immense sorrow that we announce the passing of Patricia Heather Farrell, lovingly known as Heather, on April 15, 2025, at 1:11 p.m in Montreal, Quebec. Surrounded by her family, Heather said her final farewell as she was welcomed into heaven’s gates.
Born in Moose-Jaw, Saskatchewan, Heather lived a life filled with compassion, strength, and unwavering faith. She loved with every inch of her heart and gave of herself without hesitation. Wherever she was needed, Heather was there, always offering kindness, support, and a warm light that lifted those around her.
Heather’s greatest pride and joy were her three sons, Rod, Andrew, and Hughie, whom she loved more than words could ever express. Through every challenge and triumph, they remained her guiding light and her purpose.
A woman of immense creativity, Heather found joy in crocheting countless beautiful pieces over the years, and more recently developed a deep passion for diamond painting. Her artistic spirit reflected the vibrant soul within, a soul that touched others deeply and left a lasting imprint on every heart she encountered.
Heather was also deeply rooted in her faith. Her relationship with God was raw, honest, and unshakable. It guided her through life and was a constant source of comfort and strength.
She is lovingly remembered by her sisters, Judy and Alana; her children, Roderick, William Andrew, and Hugh; her cherished grandchildren, Steven, Emma, Sofia, and Aiden; and her dear nieces and nephew. She was predeceased by her mother, Rhona Kay; her father, Robert Allan Farrell; and her stepfather, Douglas Kay.
The family would like to express heartfelt thanks to the palliative care team at the CHUM, with special appreciation for Robert, who was truly Heather’s angel in her final days. We are also deeply grateful to Dr. Provencher and Katherine for their unwavering guidance and support throughout this journey. A sincere thank you as well to Rev. Brian Perron and the entirety of Saint Barnabas Anglican Church for your devoted support and for being Heather’s spiritual home.
A funeral service will be held at Saint Barnabas Anglican Church, 95 Avenue Lorne, Saint-Lambert, Quebec, J4P 2G7, on Saturday, May 10th, 2025, from 2:00 to 5:00 p.m. The service will begin at 2:00 p.m in the main church sanctuary, followed by a reception in Memorial Hall where the family will receive condolences.
In lieu of flowers, donations to Saint Barnabas Anglican Church in Heather’s memory would be gratefully appreciated.
https://st-barnabaschurch.com/index.php/donate/
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It is with profound sadness that we announce the passing of
Ronald William Harrison
November 12, 1947 – March 31, 2025
He was a husband, father, father-in-law, grandpa, uncle, cousin, and friend to many. He left behind his beloved wife Toula of over 52 years, his wonderful and cherished daughters, Lisa (Paul Carter) and Stephanie (Adam Griffiths). He adored his grandchildren, Michaela, Logan, and Quinn Carter and Lynn and Alexandra Griffiths. He was predeceased by his sister, Cynthia Snelgrove. He also leaves behind many nieces and nephews. His family meant the world to him.
Ron graduated in 1970 from Sir George Williams University (Concordia) with a Bachelor of Commerce and a Major in Accounting. He then went to McGill and became a Chartered Accountant. He started his career with Campbell, Sharp, Nash, & Field, which merged with Pannell Kerr MacGillivray, and he spent the rest of his career at Raymond Chabot Grant Thornton. He was a member of the Order of CPAS of Quebec for 54 years.
Ron would not call himself an “athlete,” but in his lifetime he took up skiing, golf, basketball, badminton, soccer, tennis, squash, racquetball, and swimming. Most of all, Ron loved to play golf with his daughters and his golf buddies. He was a member of the Country Club of Montreal for 50 years. He also enjoyed playing cribbage at the St-Lambert Curling Club, was an avid reader, and loved doing Sudokus and crossword puzzles.
Ron was kind, smart, funny, generous, loyal, and honorable. He had a great sense of humor, and he loved to joke around and put people at ease.
He was taken from us far too early. Ron will always be missed and will forever be in our hearts.
Special thanks go out to the doctors, nurses, and support staff of the 4th floor Palliative Care at Charles Lemoyne Hospital and the Palliative care unit of CHSLD Samuel de Champlain-Brossard. They all treated Ron with such great care, patience, and respect.
A reception for the celebration of Ron’s life will take place at the Country Club of Montreal, 5 Riverside Drive, in St-Lambert, on Saturday, May 3rd from 4 to 7.
The internment will take place at a later date.
In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the Canadian Cancer Society or Pancreatic Cancer Canada.
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It is with deep sorrow that we announce the passing of
Paul Ritchie Bonnell U.E.
September 15, 1927 – March 26, 2025
Paul grew up in Chateauguay where he enjoyed many activities including paddling, water polo, and swimming. His appetite for a good book was an ongoing and consistent passion throughout his life.
Graduating from Sir George Williams University (Concordia) with a BA Science in 1952, his career in pharmaceuticals with Merck Frosst spanned 42 years until his retirement as Director of Systems.
From Chateauguay, the family moved to St. Lambert in 1959 and became members of St. Barnabas Church. A loyal and strong parishioner, he was engaged in the wellbeing of his church, as shown by his participation in committees, activities, and the choir. A kind and generous person, he was awarded the Governor General’s Caring Canadian Award in 2000 in recognition of what he gave of himself to his fellow citizens.
Paul is now reunited with his loving wife Ruby, with whom he enjoyed 63 years of marriage before her passing in 2013.
Paul is survived by his son Peter (late Dena); his grandchildren Michael (Andra), Heidi (Alex), Lisa (Charles), Eric, Amy (Wil); great-grandchildren Genevieve and Vienna, Branden, Nathan, Shaun, and Spencer; Sister-in-law Barbara, as well as many beloved nieces and nephews.
He is predeceased by his daughter Susan (David) and his grandson Matthew (Patricia).
A special thanks to the doctors, nurses, and support staff at the CHSLD Champlain as well as the CLSC Samuel-de-Champlain. We appreciate the excellent care and attention you provided.
The funeral will take place at St. Barnabas Church on Saturday May 17th at 2pm.
95 Lorne Ave., St. Lambert, Qc. J4P 2G7.
The family will receive condolences at a reception immediately following the service. Internment will take place at a later date.
In lieu of flowers, donations to the Church would be appreciated.
https://st-barnabaschurch.com/index.php/donate/
August 27, 1937 ~ February 4, 2024
Our dear Jane was born August 27th 1937 in London, England, Jane passed away without any sign of distress to join Our Lord on February 4th 2024. She was enjoying a swim with her husband David Wigglesworth while on holiday in Antigua.
As a remarkably talented art teacher, Jane met David Wigglesworth, now her retired architect husband, whom she married in her home town of Cheltenham, Gloucestershire on April 18th 1964. In 1965 they left England with their baby son Michael, to live in Montréal where their daughter Susan was born in 1971. Susan later married Sébastien Dubois and have two daughters, Éliane and Amélie, who are now students at the Université de Montréal and at Dawson College. Jane also leaves her younger sister Philippa, who is married to Patrick Sarsfield Hall, an active farmer.
Jane was passionate about sharing the love of our Lord with others as a loyal servant of God. She was dedicated to loving and caring for her family, friends, and community. She was trained at Manchester University and taught art in a girls’ grammar school in London, taught at the Préville Fine Arts Centre and exhibited her work in many galleries. She also enjoyed a career in puppetry, and many handicrafts. Jane painted over three hundred oil and acrylic paintings, many to be found in homes and institutions in Canada and beyond.
As a devoted Christian, friend, wife, mother and grandmother, she was loved by so many for her warm and unconditional generosity and care, without ever looking for reward, other than genuine and selfless appreciation and thanks for the joy of living. She was always wise, warm, caring and full of encouragement and creative innovation and will be missed by so many, and fondly remembered for the ways she has touched their lives.
The dates for visitation and the funeral are as follows;
Visitation; Friday April 19; 3:00 pm – 5:00 pm ~ 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm
COLLINS CLARKE MACGILLIVRAY WHITE FUNERAL HOMES
307 Promenade Riverside, St-Lambert, QC J4P1A7
Funeral Service; Saturday April 20; 1:00 pm
with visitation from 12:00 Noon
ST-BARNABAS CHURCH
95, Lorne Avenue, St-Lambert, QC J4P 1G7
In lieu of Flowers, please make a donation to one of Jane’s favourite causes;
Welcome Hall Mission via this link; https://welcomehallmission.com/ways-to-give/,
or by post. Mission Bon Accueil – 606 De Courcelle Street, Montreal, QC H4C 3L5
TO JANE, and her hugs
Jane, Jane, Quiet voice, warm heart!
A million hugs That made me smile.
But then one day, My world was hard.
That hug she gave, It healed my heart And cured my soul.
But now she’s gone, Above us all.
There’s no more pain, Her back is straight, She’s young again
Her sketchbook, now, Is filled with time.
Her hugs, she gives, In that new world.
Her Saviour smiles, The angels laugh.
And now she waits.
She waits for him, She waits, For us.
Hal-le-lu-jah!
Edgar Hay-Ellis
Here is the link to Jane’s complete funeral service : https://youtu.be/XYwEPatyidk
Here is the link to Jim’s Funeral Service : https://youtu.be/wfZJVrSMXXo
It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of James (Jim) Rowland Grant on November 22nd, 2023, at the age of 83.
He will be greatly missed by his wife of 58 years, Sally Butler, their two sons Edward (Marie-Josée) and Jeremy (Lauri), and his grandchildren Jenna, Cole, Travis, Anne, and Paul as well as his nieces, nephews plus many lifelong friends. Jim is predeceased by his parents Edward (Eddie) Grant and Edith Hopkins, and his sister Judy (Glen)
Jim was born on June 15th, 1940, in Cardston, Alberta and he spent most of his life in the Montreal area. He attended Bishop’s University where he and Sally met. After school, they lived in various parts of Quebec starting in Hudson and lastly settling in Saint Lambert. Jim was known for his wonderful baking skills, in particular his bread making which he has fortunately taught and passed on to his two sons much to the enjoyment of their families. He was a very active and fun father from running marathons in Vermont, skiing at Owl’s Head, camping at Mt. Mansfield, canoeing on the Allagash and spending summers at their beloved cottage in Vermont on Lake Champlain. He will also be remembered for his love of a good limerick and his great sense of humor.
The family would like to thank the doctors, nurses, and support staff at the Charles Lemoyne Hospital who were extremely supportive during this difficult time.
Funeral will be held at St-Barnabus Church, 95 Lorne Avenue in St. Lambert, on December 8th, 2023, at 1 p.m. followed by a reception in the church Memorial Hall.