Joseph "Lionel" Cormier View Condolences - Brighton, Ontario

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In Memory of

Joseph "Lionel" Laurnie Lionel
Cormier

1931 - 2018

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Brighton, Ontario
CANADA
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Condolence From: Angela Seely

Condolence: Lionel, you will be missed by many. I will always remember the great times we had at you cottage and your love for mine and Thomas hockey. Rest In Peace.

Monday April 09, 2018

Condolence From: Kevin Carr

Condolence: Grandpa,

You will be greatly missed by me, by everyone. I was thankful to be there to wish you goodbye and tell you how well I was doing in life.

I was glad I was there to see you depart and be greeted by Grandma at heaven's door. You are finally reunited with her and I know how much she mean't to you.

Their is so much that you have taught me over the years on how to grow up into a responsible man.

I will remember even you teaching me how to cook breakfast, pancakes and eggs. I will also remember you taking me to the East Coast with Uncle Andrew and Cousin David in 2011.

I will miss those late nights with the TV off, having those long conversations about life and family, as well as your younger years.

Their is so much more I could go on how much I thank you for everything you have done as well as Grandma. I love you both and hope now you's can spend an externity together.

Until I see you on the otherside. I wish you and Grandma the best together.

- Kevin Carr
Scarborough, Ontario

Monday March 26, 2018