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Louise Coulombe Lavonia
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Louise Lavonia Obituary
Throughout her life, Louise used her passion for art to capture the beauty around her. She enjoyed spending her free time painting images that were as vibrant and thoughtful as her personality. Her creative spirit and ever-present smile will be missed. She was a bright light of joy for all those who knew her.
Louise is survived by her husband, Frank Jr.; her children - Monica and Frank III; her cherished grandchildren - Mariano, Mason, Enza, and Alexa; her nieces - Karen Smith and Wanda George; and a host of extended family. Those who knew her will forever hold Louise in their hearts, celebrating the love and happiness she brought into their lives. She loved her family with her whole heart.
Louise's family is mourning her passing in private. No services will be held. In lieu of flowers, contributions in Louise's memory can be made to Autism Speaks, an organization she deeply supported. This gesture will honor her compassionate spirit by helping to make a difference in the lives of othrrs
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JoAnn Tydings
September 12, 2024
My deepest sympathy to Frank , Frankie and Monica. My fond memories include her joy in her family and holidays - especially Halloween.
Great times at work and most generous dental lab employer.
You will be in my prayers for peace , comfort in our Lord Jesus and for all those wonderful memories to overcome the grief.
JoAnn Tydings
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