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(1952-2024)
À son domicile, le 5 janvier 2024, à l'âge de 71 ans, est décédé M. Christopher Millar, époux de Mme Sue-Ellen Jones, demeurant à Rawdon.
Il laisse dans le deuil sa fille Anne Jones-Millar, ses frères Robert et Peter, Penelope, neveux, nièces ainsi que plusieurs autres parents et amis.
La famille recevra les condoléances le vendredi 23 février 2024 de 13h-16h et de 18h-20h ainsi que le samedi 24 février 2024 dès 10h: à la Résidence Funéraire Labrèche:
3283 4E avenue, Rawdon, J0K 1S0
Les funérailles auront lieu le samedi 24 février 2024 à 11h en l'église Anglicane de Rawdon.
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Messages de sympathie :
Peter Millar dit :
I am numbed and at a loss for proper words to express my sorrow at this sudden tragedy. Although in our busy lives we drifted apart as a family, I knew Chris to be a loving and joyful person. As we grew up together Penelope, Chris and I enjoyed many childhood adventures which I will never forget.
He was very intelligent, as an older brother he outsmarted me when I tried to fool him for fun on occasion with our childhood games.
Sue and he have passed to another dimension but I know all their thoughts and spirits are with their ancestors awaiting the future better world to come.
Peter Millar
Peter Millar
Penny Tannahill dit :
Chris sometimes called me two or three times a week and we’d talk at length about many things, family, politics, electric cars. Before saying goodbye he’d always say, « I love you dearly, Penelope. » Because he was also dearly loved, as was Sue,this loss is hard to bear for many of us.
Bruce Johnston dit :
Chris and Sue Ellen were some of the best people I have ever known. What a tragic loss. Rest in peace you two.
Jessica Lowe dit :
It is definitely a loss to our whole community! Sending our deepest and sincere condolences to Anne and the family!
All our strength to get through these tough times
Jessica Lowe and Jonathan
David Millar dit :
Uncle Chris. I’ll phone you back in 10 minutes. How many times did we break that promise to each other? Countless. Your concern for all of those around you has etched you in my heart.
Ruby Millar dit :
Uncle Chris, you are so missed. David and I talk about you daily. You are never far from our minds. I miss your quiet understanding and your ability to put the most difficult situation into perspective. I think of you every day when David picks me up from work and you are not on the speaker phone. You were taken from us far too soon.
Michèle Manion dit :
When I lived in Rawdon there was a once-a-week parent and child play session at the Anglican Church hall. Chris would be there with Anne & I would be there with Gabrielle. The girls became friends and Chris and I would have long discussions about science, religion, science fiction, cows (no…neither one of us believed cows got beamed up by space ships). The Chris I knew was joyfully sarcastic, somewhat irreverent and always informed. I’ll never forget how he taught Matthew (my son, at the time 10 or 11) to shoot a revolver and it misfired. Christ calmly took it from him, reloaded it accurately, fired it himself, reloaded it and handed it back. It always felt as though he knew everything. When I had my car accident in Kingston On, and was in the hospital for 3 months, Chris & Sue drove the almost 4 hrs to bring my children to see me. That is the Chris I remember. I will miss our talks. Sláinte ?
Patricia LaRiviere and Alex Guard dit :
It was a terrible shock to hear of Chris and Sue Ellen’s passing. We had not seen each other in too long . I had planned on contacting them in the new year…we had lost contact over the years – living in different provinces can do that. But I always thought of them with warmth and love. We had many a wonderful visit at the old farmhouse – we spoke of so many things, drank a lot of tea and maybe some other beverages, too…They were both so well read and knowledgable and they introduced me to a variety of authors. Sue Ellen made us the most beautiful quilt for our wedding and I treasure it. I will never forget them and am grateful to have known them. My love and condolences to Anne and all the family and friends who are coping with this great loss. I do believe we will meet again one day and I will take comfort in that belief.
Andrew Johnston dit :
In the last few weeks I’ve had so many memories flooding back of times I’d spent with Chris and Sue Ellen. They were a great comfort to me in down times, and cheerleaders in good times. I will remember our times together until the end of my days. They likely never realized the impact that they had on me. Dear people, the both of them. May their memory be a blessing
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