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Lucy Dumont Obituary

DuMONT, Sister Lucy Rose SSA (Sr. Mary Fidelis) Sr. Lucy Rose DuMont, SSA (Sr. Mary Fidelis) the fifth of six children was born March 11, 1930 in Molson, Washington, USA. Sister Lucy died peacefully on January 2, 2016 at Hospice, The Royal Jubilee Hospital in Victoria, BC. Baptized as an infant in Greenwood, BC and raised in Bridesville, BC, Lucy became a Canadian Citizen in 1957. She entered the Sisters of St. Ann on January 24, 1950 and pronounced her vows on February 5, 1952. Sister Lucy's ministry encompassed education at both the elementary and secondary levels, parish ministry, pastoral care, community leadership and formation. As an educator, Lucy served at St. Ann's Academy, Kamloops; Sacred Heart School, Prince George; Little Flower Academy and Saint Augustine's Schools, Vancouver; Saint Ann's Academy, Victoria and at the Indian Residential Schools in Kamloops, Kuper Island and Mission City. Sr. Lucy received her education at St. Ann's Academy, New Westminster, Seattle University (BA); The University of Calgary (Bed); Gonzaga University (Credo Program); Catholic Health Association of Canada, Ottawa (Certificate in Pastoral Health Care), Newman Theological College (Diploma in Theology) and Clinical Pastoral Experience in Edmonton. The later studies prepared her for her next careers: parish Ministry in Penticton and Kamloops; lay formation, Nelson Diocese; and hospital chaplaincy at Mount St. Francis, Nelson; Edmonton General Hospital; Mount St. Mary Hospital, Victoria. Sister Lucy gifted her dying Sisters and residents of Mount St. Mary Hospital, accompanying them with her peaceful presence in their final days and hours. She also worked tirelessly with the Mount St. Mary Foundation. We will miss her courageous witness of completing marathon walks in support of Mount St. Mary. Predeceased by her parents, Victor Hugo DuMont, Rose Marie DuMont (Thoma); siblings Theodore (Ted) DuMont, Adele Spillane, Patricia Grout. Survived by her Sister Louise DuMont, CSJP, Jeannette Seig, brother-in-law Noel Grout, Aunt Agnes Thoma, many nieces and nephews, many friends and her own community of Sisters of St. Ann. Prayers will be held at 7:00 pm on January 10, 2016 at Sands Funeral Home, 1803 Quadra Street, Victoria, BC. The Mass of the Resurrection is on Monday, January 11, 2016 at 10:30am, Holy Cross Parish, 4049 Gordon Head Road. Interment following at Hatley Memorial Gardens.
Published by Victoria Times Colonist from Jan. 6 to Jan. 8, 2016.

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Liza Desormeaux

January 16, 2016

Sister Dumont was my teacher at St. Augustine's for many years and there are many days I have reflected on her teachings. It was actually the night before she died that I reflected on a class memory. She was a woman of courage, I remember when she first shed her "Habit" and walked onto the grounds of our school with such a brave posture, in her civie clothes. She will never leave my heart because of the size of hers. I have been truly blessed.
Liza desOrmeaux.

January 9, 2016

Sr. Lucy will be missed in the Harris Green District for walking or shopping sometimes at market on Yates. Sr. Lucy took time to 'be present in the moment' which was a great gift for listening and sharing. Much gratitude for you Sr. Lucy.

Jo-Mary Hunter

January 8, 2016

A note of caring for Sister Lucy's family and her family in the Sisters of St.Ann
Sister Lucy and I became close friends in the early 80's when she was in Kamloops. She was an amazing, ecumenical, inclusive pastoral care visitor at Royal Inland Hospital and was well loved by both patients and staff. She was also very interested and involved in caring community projects.
We have remained friends over the years and have kept connected through long telephone conversations, letters and visits. My husband Bob and I attended her 60th Anniversary celebration of her becoming a Sister of St. Ann.
I recently flew to Victoria to spend some precious sharing time with her when she was in the hospital. She was certainly at Peace but it was definitely difficult to say good-bye to one of my very special friends. We had the most wonderful good-bye hug.
My husband Bob also enjoyed Lucy's friendship and he will also miss her.
We are sorry to miss her Mass Of Resurrection but we will have a little candle burning and you will all be upheld in our prayers.
Jo-Mary Hunter, Kamloops, B.C.

January 6, 2016

Sister Lucy was such a person of integrity and courage - it was an honour to know her. She really was someone who 'walked the walk.' We will miss her.
Marie & Allan Slade

Judith Sloan

January 6, 2016

You were an inspiring and Loving Light to many and will never be forgotten.

Kevin Worth

January 6, 2016

To Sister Lucy's family and to her family in the Sisters of St. Ann.
It was my pleasure to know Lucy. She was seeing to the needs of my aunt, Sister Helen Worth, who was living at Mt Saint Mary in recent years. Lucy kept me informed about how my aunt was doing, let me know if she needed anything, and otherwise ensured she was well looked after. Lucy was there for my aunt's 70th Jubilee and was attending her at the time of her death on February 27 last year. She was a very thoughful person and a credit to the Sisters of St. Ann. The condolences of the Worth family go out to all who loved Sister Lucy Dumont. Regret I am unable to attend services. I am writing from Singapore.

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