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Laurien loved having company and the more the merrier, her grandkids were her pride and joy. One of Bob's last memories of her was on Wednesday spending the day trouting with her, not knowing it would be their last time trouting together. Her favourite pass time was trouting, she could stay by the pond without catching a thing and loved being there. Laurien was a very religious woman who was strong in her faith, she was always a giving woman and always ready to help anyone. Predeceased by parents Bill and Theresa Lake parents-in-law Bill and Amy Butler and granddaughter Aaliyah.

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Leaving to mourn with fond and loving memories husband Bob of 47 years sons Stephen (Lori) of Baine Harbour and Mark of Baine Harbour daughters Paula Dubovy (Troy) of Las Vegas, Heather Butler (Mike) of NB and Gila Chassion (Norbert) of Fort Mac, AB 9 grandchildren sisters Mary, Clarice (Terry), Shirley (Melvin), Madeline (Ren) and Sheila (Reg) brother Mike (Evelyn) plus a large circle of other family and friends. It is with great sadness the family of Laurien Butler of Baine Harbour announces her passing at her home on Jat the age of 70 years. Wrote by: Allan Stoodley Funeral arrangements entrusted to Serenity Funeral Home, Grand Bank. 'Rest in peace old buddy - you are going to be missed by so many'. I consider Al, who in addition to being my brother-in-law, as being one of my best friends - we started and finished school together. Al leaves to mourn his wife, Elsie, two sons - Terry and Colin and their families - as well as two sisters and one brother plus many other relatives and friends. He was also a devoted community volunteer which included more than sixty years as the longest-serving member of the Grand Bank Lions Club. He spent his entire working life at his family's business and then running his own business along with his wife. Al went on to become one of Grand Bank's best soccer players, helping to lead the GeeBees to six Burin Peninsula championships and two provincial titles as well as being presented with the Provincial MVP Award in 1960. Al, who passed away on Monday at the age of 82, swam across Grand Bank harbour in April of 1958 to rescue nine-year-old Lloyd Williams from drowning - Al was later presented with Scouting's Highest Award for Bravery by then Gov. Today, I want to pay a tribute to Alister (Al) Buffett, a citizen of Grand Bank who has left a legacy that spans decades. With this in mind and in lieu of flowers donations in his memory may be made to the Grand Bank Lion's Club, Box 247, Grand Bank, A0E 1W0.

He dedicated much of his spare time with the Lions which gave him great satisfaction in knowing that he played a role in the great work that the Lions organization has done in the community of Grand Bank. Family and friends were very important to Alister but one of his life's passions was his 60 plus years with the Grand Bank Lion's Club. At that time he and his wife Elsie, started their own business venture until their retirement in 2004. He raised his family there and worked alongside his brothers at the family business up until the early 90's. Alister was born and lived in his entire life in Grand Bank. Family will be accepting visitors at Serenity Funeral Home, Grand Bank on Thursday, June 10th from 9-11AM, 2-4PM and 7-9PM. In keeping with Alister's wishes cremation has taken place. Predeceased by parents Wilfred and Elouise Buffett, parents-in-law Jerry and Louise Matthews brothers Tom, George and Bruce. Leaving to mourn with many loving memories wife Elsie of 60 years sons Colin (Kimberley) of Grand Bank and Terry (Rhonda) of Sims Settlement, NS grandchildren Crystal Vey (John), Kelli Buffett, Davey Buffett and Charlie Buffet sisters Bea Stoodley (Allan) and Peggy Bradbury (Dave) brothers William Buffett (Lillian) plus a large circle of other family and friends. It is with great sadness the family of Alister Forsey Buffett of Grand Bank announce his passing at Blue Crest Interfaith Home, Grand Bank on Jat the age of 82 years. All the communities are not named but serves Lawrence, Burin, Marystown and down the Peninsula again The area includes from Terrenceville on down to Grand Bank, over These transcriptions may contain human errors.Īs always, confirm these, as you would any other source material. To contribute to this site, see above menu item 'About'.

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