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Allan PERRIER Obituary
1927-2023
The family of Allan Perrier of Bryson, Quebec is saddened to announce his passing on Friday, March 24, 2023 at the age of 95. Born on December 17, 1927 Allan Perrier was one of nine siblings; Alex, Edward, Kenny, Archie, Margaret, Anne, Alice, Jessie and Doris. Allan and his loving wife Noreen would go on to have their own big family as well. Allan is survived by his children Gary (Valerie), Debbie (Wes), Joanne (Mel), Joe (Roxanne), Ed (Lynda), Terry and his nine grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. He was predeceased by his wife Noreen and daughter Roberta (Bert). Allan Perrier spent most of his days at his camp in Hunter's Point. Allan lived a quiet yet joyful life. Often times he would feed the birds before sipping on a cup of tea. He loved to bake cookies, make five minute fudge and play his solitaire games at the table, and at night he would enjoy an occasional Molson Ex. Allan was happy to be at his camp with his family and his cat Ruby. He was a kind and generous man who worked for Hydro Quebec for over thirty years, and later went on to enjoy his retirement for nearly forty years. Special thanks to the CLSC team, paramedics and the Pontiac Community Hospital palliative care staff. Allan will be greatly missed, but his spirit and legacy will live on.
www.hayesfuneralhome.ca
The family of Allan Perrier of Bryson, Quebec is saddened to announce his passing on Friday, March 24, 2023 at the age of 95. Born on December 17, 1927 Allan Perrier was one of nine siblings; Alex, Edward, Kenny, Archie, Margaret, Anne, Alice, Jessie and Doris. Allan and his loving wife Noreen would go on to have their own big family as well. Allan is survived by his children Gary (Valerie), Debbie (Wes), Joanne (Mel), Joe (Roxanne), Ed (Lynda), Terry and his nine grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. He was predeceased by his wife Noreen and daughter Roberta (Bert). Allan Perrier spent most of his days at his camp in Hunter's Point. Allan lived a quiet yet joyful life. Often times he would feed the birds before sipping on a cup of tea. He loved to bake cookies, make five minute fudge and play his solitaire games at the table, and at night he would enjoy an occasional Molson Ex. Allan was happy to be at his camp with his family and his cat Ruby. He was a kind and generous man who worked for Hydro Quebec for over thirty years, and later went on to enjoy his retirement for nearly forty years. Special thanks to the CLSC team, paramedics and the Pontiac Community Hospital palliative care staff. Allan will be greatly missed, but his spirit and legacy will live on.
www.hayesfuneralhome.ca
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Published by Ottawa Valley News on Mar. 28, 2023.