The Whissell Family
My deepest condolences and heartfelt sympathy. This is truly a difficult and sad time.
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WHISSELL, Jeanine
1960 - 2024
C’est avec une profonde tristesse que la famille annonce le décès de Jeanine, à l’âge de 64 ans.
Jeanine était la plus jeune fille de feu Marie (Leblond) et John Whissell. Jeanine a perdu sa mère à l’âge de 3 ans et a été séparée de ses frères et sœurs, étant ensuite élevée par ses grands-parents paternels. Cependant, le lien et l’amour que Jeanine avait pour son frère et ses sœurs étaient indéfectibles. Jeanine a grandi à Témiscaming, Québec, entourée de tantes et d’oncles, et s’est particulièrement rapprochée de ses nombreux cousins.
Jeanine a travaillé dans l’industrie alimentaire. Son dernier emploi fut à l’hôpital de Témiscaming, où elle préparait les repas pour les patients. Elle appréciait livrer les repas et rendre visite aux résidents de l’étage des soins de longue durée, leur apportant rires et réconfort. Elle avait une voix d’ange et fut autrefois membre de la chorale de l’église de Kipawa. Elle aimait faire de la motoneige et naviguer sur le lac Kipawa avec son défunt partenaire, Karl Kovalskie.
Jeanine laisse dans le deuil son frère Henri de Brampton, ainsi que ses sœurs Suzette et Monique de Barrie. Elle laisse également ses nièces Jennifer (Pat) et Alesha; ses neveux Jordan (Liz), Matthew (Jill) et Austin; ses arrière-nièces et arrière-neveux Breana (Alex), Joshua (Chelsea), Dylan (Hailey), Brandon, Nicholas, Kayla, Ella, Bentley, Olivia et Jake; ainsi que son arrière-arrière-nièce Delilah. Elle laisse également dans le deuil sa tante Lorraine Whissell et sa tante Marlene Kovalskie. Jeanine laisse derrière elle son précieux compagnon à quatre pattes, Oscar.
La famille souhaite également exprimer leur gratitude envers les nombreux membres de la famille, beaux-parents, cousins, amis et voisins qui ont joué un rôle important dans la vie de Jeanine. Un grand merci à tous ceux qui l’ont aidée et soutenue au cours des dernières années.
La gentillesse, l’amour, la générosité, la compassion et l’empathie étaient les véritables qualités de Jeanine.
La messe funéraire et l’inhumation auront lieu au printemps.
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It is with profound sadness that the family announces the passing of Jeanine at the age of 64.
Jeanine was the youngest daughter of the late Marie (Leblond) and John Whissell. Jeanine lost her mother at the age of 3 and was separated from her siblings and raised by her paternal grand-parents. However, the bond and love Jeanine had for her brother and sisters was unbreakable. Jeanine grew up in Témiscaming Quebec surrounded by aunts and uncles and became especially close to her many cousins.
Jeanine worked in the food industry. Her last job was at the Témiscaming hospital where she prepared meals for the patients. She enjoyed delivering and visiting with the elderly on the long-term care floor and she would make them laugh and feel special. She had the voice of an angel and was once a member of the Kipawa church choir. She enjoyed snowmobiling and boating on lake Kipawa with her late partner Karl Kovalskie.
Jeanine is survived by her brother Henri of Brampton and sisters Suzette and Monique of Barrie. She is also survived by nieces Jennifer (Pat) and Alesha; nephews Jordan (Liz), Matthew (Jill) and Austin; great nieces/nephews Breana (Alex), Joshua (Chelsea), Dylan (Hailey), Brandon, Nicholas, Kayla, Ella, Bentley, Olivia and Jake; and great-great niece Delilah. She is also survived by her aunt Lorraine Whissell and her aunt Marlene Kovalskie. Jeanine also leaves behind her beloved fur baby Oscar.
The family would also like to acknowledge the numerous family members, in-laws, cousins, friends and neighbors that were an integral part of her life. A great big thank you and appreciation to all of you who helped and watched over her during the past few years.
Kindness, love, generosity, compassion and empathy were Jeanine’s true attributes.
Funeral mass and burial to take place in the spring.
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To all of Jeanine’s family and friends
My sincere condolences to all of you in your loss of this beautiful soul. We grew up on the same street and our family became friends with her. She was such a wonderful woman and a great person to all who knew her. Rest in peace Jeanine! xox
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I remember Jeanine working in the food trailer at Tembec. She was always pleasant, courteous and smiling. The best to the family in these difficult times!
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The whissell family
She was my best friend I meet her when I was 13 teen we still talk on the phone she would call me on my birthday and I would call her on hers even on either holiday I will truly miss her
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She was my best friend I meet her when I was 13 teen we still talk on the phone she would call me on my birthday and I would call her on hers even on either holiday I will truly miss her
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