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Wendy vlasman posted a condolence
Wednesday, May 15, 2024
Pete and I have been friends with Lise and Donny for many years. We enjoyed our time together, playing cards, sharing meals, helping each other out with different renovation projects, camping together and our biggest adventure was when we traveled to Alaska with our RV’s together exploring Northern Ontario and Western Canada and of course Alaska. We also camped in Florida together. Donny’s quick humour, laughing and bantering and story telling around a fire is a favourite memory I will have. Donny was quite a character, he battled so much and was in a lot of pain, but god love him, you would always find him working away on another project Lise would have him doing. We were very saddened when Donny became sick with Dementia and eventually lost his fight. We will miss Donny and will remember him for his friendly demeanour and the unique way he would describe people and situations using what we can only call it “Donny slang”. RIP dear friend, give‘m Hell up
there. We will se ya on the other side.
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In the late 1980's, a group of citizens from the East Prince area met to discuss the possibility of establishing a co-operative funeral home. Two such homes were operating successfully in Prince County, namely the West Prince Funeral Home in Palmer Road and the Evangeline Funeral Home in Urbainville. As a result, on January 24th, 1989, the East Prince Funeral Co-operative Ltd. was formed.