LALONDE, Agnes Katherine Caroline - At her home, Wednesday, April 29, 1998, Agnes Katherine Caroline Lalonde (nee Belaney) passed away in her 89th year. Dearest wife of the late Romeo Joseph Lalonde and loving mother of four: Jeanne Costante (deceased husband John), Albert (wife Jeannette) and Claire Callin (husband Lawrence), all of North Bay and predeceased by dearly loved son Archie Lalonde.
Lovingly remembered by her grandchildren - Dory Belaney, John Allan (Beth) and Katherine "Missy" Constante, Albert Michael Tonkin, Katherine "Nicki" Flack (Dave), Tracey Armstrong (Tony), Kimberly, Charlene and Jennifer Lalonde, Michael (Kim), Michelle and Marc Lalonde.
Great-grandchildren - Joshua, Cody and Beau Armstrong, Ashley and Amanda Flack, Dorion and Alison Belaney, Sorchae and Anastaysia Costante, Abigayle Lalonde and great-great grandchildren - Jessica Lynn and Alicia Belaney.
Agnes was born April 25, 1909 to Angele Belaney (nee Egwuana) and Archibald Stanfield Belaney ("Grey Owl"the famed conservationist). She was raised with her sister Flora and brother Benny in the Temagami area. Angele guided Agnes in the ways of hunting, trapping and fishing. She affectionately remembers her father Grey Owl for his piano playing and his love of the wilderness.
In her younger years Agnes worked as a Cook for the Ontario Boat Lines and the Minawassi Hotel in Temagami. An excellent cook and baker, Agnes was well known for her lemon pies. Her kitchen often welcomed company with the aroma of fresh bread, baked beans and fish. In the 1970's, Agnes settled in North Bay.
Agnes was a great storyteller. She would talk for hours about her life growing up in the Ojibway culture. Agnes enjoyed beadwork, sewing, crocheting and knitting socks for everyone at Christmas. Agnes devoted her time tending to her plentiful gardens.
She will be remembered for her kind and generous ways, her zest for life and her spirited laughter. Agnes was always proud of her family and her heritage. She will live in our hearts forever.
Donations - VON, Community Care Access Centre (Home Care) or St. Rita's Memorial Fund.
Visitation at the McGuinty Funeral Home, Friday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Vigil service Friday at 8:00 p.m.
Funeral mass will be celebrated at St. Rita's Church, Saturday at 11:00 a.m.
Interment St. Mary's Cemetery.
Lovingly remembered by her grandchildren - Dory Belaney, John Allan (Beth) and Katherine "Missy" Constante, Albert Michael Tonkin, Katherine "Nicki" Flack (Dave), Tracey Armstrong (Tony), Kimberly, Charlene and Jennifer Lalonde, Michael (Kim), Michelle and Marc Lalonde.
Great-grandchildren - Joshua, Cody and Beau Armstrong, Ashley and Amanda Flack, Dorion and Alison Belaney, Sorchae and Anastaysia Costante, Abigayle Lalonde and great-great grandchildren - Jessica Lynn and Alicia Belaney.
Agnes was born April 25, 1909 to Angele Belaney (nee Egwuana) and Archibald Stanfield Belaney ("Grey Owl"the famed conservationist). She was raised with her sister Flora and brother Benny in the Temagami area. Angele guided Agnes in the ways of hunting, trapping and fishing. She affectionately remembers her father Grey Owl for his piano playing and his love of the wilderness.
In her younger years Agnes worked as a Cook for the Ontario Boat Lines and the Minawassi Hotel in Temagami. An excellent cook and baker, Agnes was well known for her lemon pies. Her kitchen often welcomed company with the aroma of fresh bread, baked beans and fish. In the 1970's, Agnes settled in North Bay.
Agnes was a great storyteller. She would talk for hours about her life growing up in the Ojibway culture. Agnes enjoyed beadwork, sewing, crocheting and knitting socks for everyone at Christmas. Agnes devoted her time tending to her plentiful gardens.
She will be remembered for her kind and generous ways, her zest for life and her spirited laughter. Agnes was always proud of her family and her heritage. She will live in our hearts forever.
Donations - VON, Community Care Access Centre (Home Care) or St. Rita's Memorial Fund.
Visitation at the McGuinty Funeral Home, Friday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Vigil service Friday at 8:00 p.m.
Funeral mass will be celebrated at St. Rita's Church, Saturday at 11:00 a.m.
Interment St. Mary's Cemetery.
LALONDE, Agnes Katherine Caroline - At her home, Wednesday, April 29, 1998, Agnes Katherine Caroline Lalonde (nee Belaney) passed away in her 89th year. Dearest wife of the late Romeo Joseph Lalonde and loving mother of four: Jeanne Costante (deceased husband John), Albert (wife Jeannette) and Claire Callin (husband Lawrence), all of North Bay and predeceased by dearly loved son Archie Lalonde.
Lovingly remembered by her grandchildren - Dory Belaney, John Allan (Beth) and Katherine "Missy" Constante, Albert Michael Tonkin, Katherine "Nicki" Flack (Dave), Tracey Armstrong (Tony), Kimberly, Charlene and Jennifer Lalonde, Michael (Kim), Michelle and Marc Lalonde.
Great-grandchildren - Joshua, Cody and Beau Armstrong, Ashley and Amanda Flack, Dorion and Alison Belaney, Sorchae and Anastaysia Costante, Abigayle Lalonde and great-great grandchildren - Jessica Lynn and Alicia Belaney.
Agnes was born April 25, 1909 to Angele Belaney (nee Egwuana) and Archibald Stanfield Belaney ("Grey Owl"the famed conservationist). She was raised with her sister Flora and brother Benny in the Temagami area. Angele guided Agnes in the ways of hunting, trapping and fishing. She affectionately remembers her father Grey Owl for his piano playing and his love of the wilderness.
In her younger years Agnes worked as a Cook for the Ontario Boat Lines and the Minawassi Hotel in Temagami. An excellent cook and baker, Agnes was well known for her lemon pies. Her kitchen often welcomed company with the aroma of fresh bread, baked beans and fish. In the 1970's, Agnes settled in North Bay.
Agnes was a great storyteller. She would talk for hours about her life growing up in the Ojibway culture. Agnes enjoyed beadwork, sewing, crocheting and knitting socks for everyone at Christmas. Agnes devoted her time tending to her plentiful gardens.
She will be remembered for her kind and generous ways, her zest for life and her spirited laughter. Agnes was always proud of her family and her heritage. She will live in our hearts forever.
Donations - VON, Community Care Access Centre (Home Care) or St. Rita's Memorial Fund.
Visitation at the McGuinty Funeral Home, Friday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Vigil service Friday at 8:00 p.m.
Funeral mass will be celebrated at St. Rita's Church, Saturday at 11:00 a.m.
Interment St. Mary's Cemetery.
Lovingly remembered by her grandchildren - Dory Belaney, John Allan (Beth) and Katherine "Missy" Constante, Albert Michael Tonkin, Katherine "Nicki" Flack (Dave), Tracey Armstrong (Tony), Kimberly, Charlene and Jennifer Lalonde, Michael (Kim), Michelle and Marc Lalonde.
Great-grandchildren - Joshua, Cody and Beau Armstrong, Ashley and Amanda Flack, Dorion and Alison Belaney, Sorchae and Anastaysia Costante, Abigayle Lalonde and great-great grandchildren - Jessica Lynn and Alicia Belaney.
Agnes was born April 25, 1909 to Angele Belaney (nee Egwuana) and Archibald Stanfield Belaney ("Grey Owl"the famed conservationist). She was raised with her sister Flora and brother Benny in the Temagami area. Angele guided Agnes in the ways of hunting, trapping and fishing. She affectionately remembers her father Grey Owl for his piano playing and his love of the wilderness.
In her younger years Agnes worked as a Cook for the Ontario Boat Lines and the Minawassi Hotel in Temagami. An excellent cook and baker, Agnes was well known for her lemon pies. Her kitchen often welcomed company with the aroma of fresh bread, baked beans and fish. In the 1970's, Agnes settled in North Bay.
Agnes was a great storyteller. She would talk for hours about her life growing up in the Ojibway culture. Agnes enjoyed beadwork, sewing, crocheting and knitting socks for everyone at Christmas. Agnes devoted her time tending to her plentiful gardens.
She will be remembered for her kind and generous ways, her zest for life and her spirited laughter. Agnes was always proud of her family and her heritage. She will live in our hearts forever.
Donations - VON, Community Care Access Centre (Home Care) or St. Rita's Memorial Fund.
Visitation at the McGuinty Funeral Home, Friday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Vigil service Friday at 8:00 p.m.
Funeral mass will be celebrated at St. Rita's Church, Saturday at 11:00 a.m.
Interment St. Mary's Cemetery.
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