To All the Family
My deepest sympathies to all the family, rest in peace Andrew and watch over your family to help with their pain. Marielle
TEPISCON, Andrew
1935 - 2020
English follows
La Coopérative funéraire du Témiscamingue vous informe du décès de Monsieur Andrew Tepiscon époux de Gladys Robinson, de Notre-Dame-du-Nord. Il est décédé le 18 septembre 2020, à l’âge de 85 ans.
Monsieur Andrew Tepiscon laisse dans le deuil son épouse Gladys Robinson ; ses enfants : Bruce, Bonnie (Steve), Beverley Ann (Joel), Betty Rose, Brenda (Tony), William (Rhonda), Robert (Crystal) et Roselyn (Corey); ses 17 petits-enfants ainsi que ses 5 arrière-petits-enfants. Il laisse également ses frères : Wallace et Jimmy de même que plusieurs neveux, nièces, autres parents et amis. Il est parti rejoindre ses parents : Joséphine et Michael ainsi que les autres membres de sa famille.
Une cérémonie privée aura lieu.
La Coopérative funéraire du Témiscamingue informs you of the passing of Mr. Andrew Tepiscon spouse of Gladys Robinson from Notre-Dame-du-Nord. He passed away on September 18th, at the age of 85.
Mr. Andrew Tepiscon is survived by his spouse: Gladys Robinson; his children: Bruce, Bonnie (Steve), Beverley Ann (Joel), Betty Rose, Brenda (Tony), William (Rhonda), Robert (Crystal) and Roselyn (Corey); his 17 grandchildren as well as his 5 great grandchildren. He also left his brothers Wallace and Jimmy as well as many nephews, nieces, other relatives and friends. He was pre-deceased by his parents: Josephine and Michael as well as other relatives and friends.
A private ceremonie will take place.
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The family of Andrew
My condolences. Always enjoyed chatting with Andrew he had so much knowledge of the forest.
Famille Tépiscon
Madame Gladys, ses enfants et petits-enfants,
Mes plus sincères condoléances à vous tous.
Mes pensées vous accompagnent en ces moments difficiles.
Je garde de bons souvenirs de votre famille lorsque j’enseignais à l’école Fédérale.
Gisèle Dussault -Rannou
All the family
So sorry for your loss. My condolences to you all.
Que mon soutien
réchauffe votre coeur
To the Family
Deepest condolences to you and yours.
To the family
Our deepest sympathies to the family
Andrew Tebiscon
My dear uncle whom I've had a chance to meet a few times over my life. I always heard the best stories from my Dad about you uncle. I can see my Dad always looked up to his big brother. He spent so much time with you and because you shaped the man my Dad became I have tremendous respect in knowing your my uncle. Rest easy and be with our family in the beautiful heavens. Until next time uncle Shigoni.
La famille de M.Tépiscon
Mes sincères sympathies à toute la famille, mes pensées vous accompagnent.
Gladys Tebiscon and family
Our sincere sympathy for the loss of your dear Andrew. We remember him as a wise, friendly gentleman.
Fly to the angels and rest in the peace of the Lord.
Tebiscon Family and Friends
Niwikiwe
I want to go home
Andrew Tepiscon, born and on August 17th, 1935 in the beautiful wilderness of Wolf Lake, his early years began with his grandmother, Cecil Leclair until she passed away when he was five years old. Moving to Hunter’s Point with his uncle Cotey where he went to school and lived with Mr.Auguste Boudrias and his family, embracing him like one of their own. Working in forestry and as a fire ranger, he later found his labor of love, building a foundation for his outfitting camps, where he would spend most of his adult lively hood. with his partner in life of fifty six years, his wife Gladys, and their eight children, grandchildren and great grandchildren. Clientele were lifelong friends that turned into his extended family. His parents, many relatives and friends always guaranteed a good time even on a rainy day. He loved the abundance of the seasons as a fisherman, a trapper and a hunter! Always telling it like it is storyteller, memories from days gone by…good and not so good but always sincere. Moved to Belleterre in 1969, a small town where everyone knew your name, friends and family always had time for a sandwich, remembering the winter months as long and cold and most memorable with all the snow ball fights and tobagganing. Waking up on Christmas morning was pure joy, Dad sitting on the floor giving out the presents, sometimes we got the wrong ones, but nonetheless we were grateful, happy and together. North Temiskaming was a big move for the family in 1978, most of us did not want to leave loved ones behind, Helen and Frank, they were like family. We adjusted and made new friends at our new schools. Forty two years later, adding to their family, proud grandparents of seventeen grandkids and five great grandkids. Some called him Pa, some called him Dad, Grampa, Andy or Chigoni. Meegwetch for the teachings, guidance, sacrifice, laughter and love. His vision as clear as the blue skies despite the silver linings…one day at a time…My Father’s ashes burial was held in Hunter’s Point along with Mr. Auguste Boudrias, the man who fostered his well- being and education, and also the other home, at Watson Lake, amongst the pine trees…Your Spirit will live on in all our hearts… Until we meet again
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