Allan Peter DUROCHER

dad after a few weeks of pain and mourning for you. i can finally write about the wonderful father i had. i will never forget the first time you put me on the ice. our first hockey game it was in 1988 montreal against hartford we won 6 nothing. dad you were always there for me threw thee good times and bad. i will always love you as my father and mentor. you have physicly left this earth,but your always here in spirt, i know you are close to me and my family i can feel your presence and grace all around me . thank you so much for my brother and sister . looking at them fills my life with joy. dad i love you , i love your laugh , your outlook at life and your support for everthing i did. you will be missed. but not forgotten. god bless you dad love your son terry. veronica .antonio. and angilina.

This is for you Allan (Let it go, let it go, let it free your body let it move your soul, we are made, we are not born).
Together we have graced this world with our beautiful children, and so a part of you will always remain with us.
God bless and rest in peace Allan.

I was so sorry to hear of the loss of the love of your life. Remembering your great love story today and always.

To the Durocher Family, we send our deepest sympathy. We have known Allan since he was a teenager, and have many fond memories of times we spent together.
He was a kind, thoughtful, and caring person, who always had a kind word for everyone and a laugh that was contagious.
He left this world much too soon, and he will be missed by everyone.

God Bless.
Jackie and Marv.

Our deepest sympathy goes out to Allan's children, brothers and their respective families.

Allan, forever upright and fine in all his ways and a better man one could not fine to the end of his days.

I will always remember our childhood together playing with your brothers and sister and my sisters and brother on the grounds of St. Thomas Aquinas school & church, the fun but most of all the laughter we all shared.

A heartache, A tear. We only wish you were here.

Loving cousin Joan and Ron
xoxo

My sincere condolances to all of his family. HIS joyful greetings, HIS laughters, HIS kindness, HIS willingness to help, ...., will all be remembered!! The workplace won't be the same without you. Rest in peace wherever you are.

my sympathy to the Durocher family,Allen and I worked at the Reddy ,I knew when I went to work that day and saw Allen it was going to be a fun day, rest in peace my friend xx

I was shocked and saddened to learn of Allan's passing. We were friends a long time ago in St-Henri. I will always remember his smile, his open heart,and our frank discussions about life. Please accept my sincere sympathies.

All my sympathies to the family. I will always remember you has a loving and caring friend and co-worker. Every wednesday at the west island passing in front of my desk saying you were taking your daily walk and it always ended by a long chit chat that I was looking forward too every time Your smile and laughter always lid up the whole place wherever you where. You will be missed but I know one day we ll get to have those chats again . May you rest in peace my friend .

I had the opportunity to convey my sympathy to the family of Allan.
I must say that at today's celebration, I was very moved. There was the sharing of family members, the songs of the Beatles and Supertramp. For this gathering time, there has been plenty of room for people to express memories and thoughts. The ceremony made us cry and laugh!!! It was at Allan's image. I was touched by the writing of a note to be put in his coffin. A symbolic gesture that I did not know and gives the opportunity to share one last message that he takes with him.
Allan has worked more than 15 years at the Constance-Lethbridge Rehabilitation Centre. The past 3 years, he was at the West Island facilities of the CLRC. It is a small team of 5 guys in the shop and less than 10 health care professionals.
He loved his work and was truly appreciated by all (NDG and Kirkland staff).
I'll miss my weekly discussions with him. I think the meeting between the family members and work colleagues that we had, allowed us to put together some pieces of the puzzle to better know who he was. Thank you for the macaroni soup!
Allan was a great guy and he had his own way. Farewell Allan! Hope you can still watch hockey from where you are!
Colette Bechard, colleague from Lethbridge

Sincere condolances to all of the Durocher Family on behalf of the Walsh Family! May he rest in peace!

Allen...I will miss you and your booming laugh...we met at the Reddy Mamorial, you were a cook, I was food service, I had 2 huge cans of fruit in my hands, chest high and asked you, "How do you like my Cans ?"...Well the roar of laughter that shot out of you scared me at first and then I saw a man that appreiciated a joke and laughed with a gusto that I had never heard before...We shared many more laughs on the trip through the Atlantic Provinces...Always when I thought of you and your laugh, it made me smile and I am Shocked that you are gone!!!
My sincere sympaties to to Allan's family...Hazel

With our deepest sympathy to all the family . Allan , you will be missed
( your laugh , your thoughts , your free-spirit ).
xx

I heard about the passing of a GREAT man ... my ex father in-law ... He was always good to me, always made me laugh and also love to bug me ... He was always ready to help people, always had good words to say when we were feeling under the weather ... Tanya,Simon, Terry and all is family my thoughts and prayers are with you on this difficult day ... A GREAT MAN AS LEFT US !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

My deepest sympathy to Allan's family for their great loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you in this most difficult time.
Know that I will hold fond memories of this kind and gentle man that I have known for many years at Lethbridge.

I was very saddened to hear about the passing of my Uncle who brought such fun and laughter to all those who knew him. From the many stories he told and the board games we played during my childhood years to his witty sense of humour experienced at family gatherings or just over a bowl of macaroni soup, these are the cherished memories that will be a source of strength and comfort to me.

His easy going and care-free spirit is what made him unique and the reason why so many of us feel such a loss. May his infectious laugh brighten up the heavens the way it did our lives and may his spirit continue to provide joy to our loved ones.

Peace out, Uncle Allan,
Love Debbie xoxo

With Deepest Sympathy to all the family, may God bless you. I worked with Allan.

Dear cousin Terry, Tanya & Simon,

May it somewhat comfort you to know that we share your sorrow and pray that you may see the rainbow through the rain. The loss of a parent is never easy but your dad's love for you will always remain. May the support of family and friends be your pillar of strength and bring you peace.

With Love,

Darlene, Garth, Kristin, Kyle
xoxo

Dear cousin Terry, Tanya & Simon,

May it somewhat comfort you to know that we share your sorrow and pray that you may see the rainbow through the rain. The loss of a parent is never easy but your dad's love for you will always remain. May the support of family and friends be your pillar of strength and bring you peace.

With Love,

Darlene, Garth, Kristin, Kyle
xoxo

Dear cousin Terry, Tanya & Simon,

May it somewhat comfort you to know that we share your sorrow and pray that you may see the rainbow through the rain. The loss of a parent is never easy but your dad's love for you will always remain. May the support of family and friends be your pillar of strength and bring you peace.

With Love,

Darlene, Garth, Kristin, Kyle
xoxo

The sudden passing of a "free spirited" and fun loving uncle has left us heartbroken. Some of my fondest memories are: told ghost stories, neighbours on 4th avenue, family gatherings, unique choices of music, our wedding photographer, your ponytail, in a time of need, willingly lending a helping hand to his only sister and sharing a bowl of macaroni soup with family at our home over this past Christmas season. You will forever live on in our hearts and we are certain your unique laugh will be shared with loved ones and will echo throughout heaven! Miss you..........

Love & peace uncle Allan,

Darlene, Garth, Kristin, Kyle xoxo

My deepest sympathy to all the family of Allan. From the fondest memories of our childhood to our more recent conversations in the past few years, I will miss my cousin Allan. God Bless you and may you smile and be happy. Love, Danusha and family

Very sad to hear my childhood buddy is gone so soon.....My sympathies to his surrounding family. Alan and I were childhood/teenage friends at a pivotal time in our lives and I will always remember his laughter and friendship.

We were saddened to hear of Allan's passing.He was always a happy and friendly person and showed much hospitality to us when we visited.His humor was indeed unique and his laughter infectous.God Bless Allan.From his western family Claude and Dorothy Lavoie and Pat Lamb