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1939
DIED
2024
Richard Sauve Obituary
Richard was born on September 28, 1939 in Sudbury, Ontario and passed away on April 7, 2024. He lived some time in Thompson Manitoba before his final move to Winnipeg.
He was blessed to have two families or should we say two families were blessed to have him. He is predeceased by his wife Annette leaving behind three children, Kim, Kevin and Keith, and their spouses and families. He leaves behind his wife Judy, and four stepchildren Sherry, Tracy, Paul and Michael, and their spouses and families.
His favorite, good girl Janie will miss his lap forever.
Anyone who knew Richard could attest to his kind heart, his contentment and joy in life's simple pleasures. He never met a buffet, a shrimp ring, or a steak he didn't like. While driving home after receiving his chest tube, his only request was to stop for a hotdog. He was definitely a man whose heart was found through his stomach or with his "it's 5 PM somewhere" rum smash.
Papa was a man on the move. Until recently he was out for his walk every day. Rain or shine for Papa, every day was a beautiful day. He didn't take fashion tips from anyone, he had summer crocs that changed to winter crocs!
One of dads favourite places was Paint Lake where he would spend time with family playing games having cocktails and lots of chuckles. With his free time he loved golfing with Annette and later in life loved puttering in the yard with Judy He may have slowed down, but he was always up for a game of crib. He enjoyed a good "who donnit" novel and cheering our Canadian curlers on even just last week.
You can rest assured whenever he saw you he would enthusiastically call out hello doll, and you knew you were special. Full disclosure when asked recently, what is your nurses name today? He admitted he can't remember their names, and he calls them all doll and they are.
He arrived at Riverview, just a few short weeks ago, and quickly determined he liked this five star hotel. But keeping it honest he was quick to add they need help with the vegetable soup, who can screw up vegetables??
From the bottom of our hearts, we thank the staff of Riverview palliative care, you have shown Richard and his family, love, kindness, and compassion. Providing comfort to him and us during this difficult time.
It's with a heavy heart that I write this post. Papa (Richard Sauve] sadly died yesterday at Riverview Health Centre. He fought a long battle with cancer and finally took his last breaths surrounded by us. I was honoured and proud to call him Papa and loved him dearly, he left a lasting impression on me and our family, we will miss him.
There will be a celebration of life April 27 at 3 Partridge from 2:00 pm to 5:00 pm, come and go.
He was blessed to have two families or should we say two families were blessed to have him. He is predeceased by his wife Annette leaving behind three children, Kim, Kevin and Keith, and their spouses and families. He leaves behind his wife Judy, and four stepchildren Sherry, Tracy, Paul and Michael, and their spouses and families.
His favorite, good girl Janie will miss his lap forever.
Anyone who knew Richard could attest to his kind heart, his contentment and joy in life's simple pleasures. He never met a buffet, a shrimp ring, or a steak he didn't like. While driving home after receiving his chest tube, his only request was to stop for a hotdog. He was definitely a man whose heart was found through his stomach or with his "it's 5 PM somewhere" rum smash.
Papa was a man on the move. Until recently he was out for his walk every day. Rain or shine for Papa, every day was a beautiful day. He didn't take fashion tips from anyone, he had summer crocs that changed to winter crocs!
One of dads favourite places was Paint Lake where he would spend time with family playing games having cocktails and lots of chuckles. With his free time he loved golfing with Annette and later in life loved puttering in the yard with Judy He may have slowed down, but he was always up for a game of crib. He enjoyed a good "who donnit" novel and cheering our Canadian curlers on even just last week.
You can rest assured whenever he saw you he would enthusiastically call out hello doll, and you knew you were special. Full disclosure when asked recently, what is your nurses name today? He admitted he can't remember their names, and he calls them all doll and they are.
He arrived at Riverview, just a few short weeks ago, and quickly determined he liked this five star hotel. But keeping it honest he was quick to add they need help with the vegetable soup, who can screw up vegetables??
From the bottom of our hearts, we thank the staff of Riverview palliative care, you have shown Richard and his family, love, kindness, and compassion. Providing comfort to him and us during this difficult time.
It's with a heavy heart that I write this post. Papa (Richard Sauve] sadly died yesterday at Riverview Health Centre. He fought a long battle with cancer and finally took his last breaths surrounded by us. I was honoured and proud to call him Papa and loved him dearly, he left a lasting impression on me and our family, we will miss him.
There will be a celebration of life April 27 at 3 Partridge from 2:00 pm to 5:00 pm, come and go.
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Published by Thompson Citizen from Apr. 22 to Apr. 23, 2024.