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Pauline Isabelle Grouette

Pauline Isabelle Grouette

I have certainly had a “good life.” I have been very lucky to have learned so much throughout my life from family, friends, co-workers and all of you who brought me laughter. It makes you so much happier to chose to love the things that you have. I’ve decided to do this because being acknowledged once I am dead will mean nothing to me. I want to acknowledge the people who have most impacted my life.

Claude, I owe everything to your unconditional love. You have always been my rock, my common sense and a teacher of how life should be lived. I will love you forever. I have learned so much from you. Our sons Robin and Timothy have grown into incredible, well-adjusted young men, despite having me for a mother. We have always been their biggest fan! They gave us four beautiful granddaughters who have all become accomplished young ladies. Allison, Sarah, Kia, and Kayden, you all four have always been my greatest treasured little people who filled my world with laughter and tremendous joy. The sun really rises and sets on you! You are so special; you will always be my everything!

To my daughters-in-law, Pauline, Connie and Mikki; I have learned different things from each of you and your families. Thank you for the laughter on your “Mother of the year” comments and thank you for all the laughter. It was a great privilege to have shared my life with all of you! Thank you for your love and understanding throughout, although I am sure that on some occasions I saw eye-rolls, went home and laughed. My dear sisters: Aline, Laurette, Rolande, and Lucie, remember the laughter we shared every time we had our little reunions. There probably was alcohol involved but was it fun! If you have laughter, you have love and how can you not be happy? Key the laughter!

My in-laws also contributed to fulfilling my life; Louis and Rita, Don, Gaylene, Vivianne, Annette, Diane and Evelyn. Little bits of your lives snuck into my life and made it so much better. Thank-you! Thank you to all my previous co-workers! I have been so lucky to work with people and “bosses” who were so down-to-earth and welcoming in every aspect. It makes your work so enjoyable and, of course, a little laughter never hurts.

My book club buddies, volleyball ladies and all friends too numerous to mention, thank-you for graciously putting up with me. I can’t forget the baseball team- we did win a few games. It was all so much fun, even if I wasn’t your best player. Thanks for letting me play with you. I also leave numerous nephews and nieces who have always played a large part in my life. I was always good to see you. I want to thank all my cousins from all over as well as nieces and nephews who acknowledged Claude and myself by attending all the celebrations and parties. I know these were not just a few. It was always nice to see you and your families, and you for your interest in staying in touch.
Ladies of Silver View, there are no others like you! Thank you so much for the fun Saturdays! As mentioned before, laughter is the best and you brought that out. All other residents were always all so friendly and inclusive- great place to move to.

To all mentioned, I have loved and enjoyed you all! Keep laughter in your life- you’ll be glad of it! I’m sorry to have to say goodbye, but there it is….bye.

Mom, Memere, wife, sister and friend, Pauline Isabelle Grouette (Lapointe), July 30, 1946-January 26, 2022 quietly passed away in her sleep at the Victoria General Hospital. The family would like to thank the caregivers for her care during Covid. Special thank-you to Dr. David Dawe and Dr. Jean Prenovault for providing her more comfort when she required it. She will be greatly missed but always loved and remembered.

3 thoughts on “Pauline Isabelle Grouette”

  1. My condolences to Claude and family. Pauline was a coworker and Book Club buddy. I am going to miss Pauline’s straight forwardness, her laugh, and her taste in books( same as mine 😂). May she now be free of pain and at peace.

  2. We have shared many wonderful times together. From the time I met her at Jobworks, we just hit it off. She was a wonderful co worker, and friend with such a big heart. Loved to laugh and always found the positive in everything.
    Rest in peace, Pauline. Will miss you!! ❤

  3. Dear Claude. I offer you and your family my deepest condolences for the loss of Pauline. I certainly remember Pauline very fondly as I worked closely with her when I was principal of Saint Adolphe School in the late 1980s. I think it would be fair to say that I would have had a difficult time surviving those first couple of years without Pauline’s cheerful nature and particularly her superb knowledge of what was happening in the school, her organizational skills and her willingness to be involved in any aspect that was needed to offer the students the education they needed. Thank you Pauline and may you rest in peace.

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