Monday, November 28, 2022
Dear Denis, Michel, Daniel and Alain and all of the Muller and Tremblay family members. It is with deep sorrow that we lost a beautiful soul this past week. Louise and I shared many fun memories together, winking at each other when we wanted to go to bingo or shopping. Louise worked with me at the CBC Sunday mornings for 4 years on the show "Switchback". I did, however blame her for my first speeding ticket as she forgot to set her alarm one Sunday morning and I was late getting to the show. We laughed so many times about that and I never did let her forget it! ha ha ha. We shared the love for our children and spent many times having fun with them. Yes, Louise always was ready to decorate the house to the nines when it came to birthdays or any holidays, she loved doing that so much. She cherished her children along with mine. She helped me when I was ready to give birth to my daughter Nicole. We were in Kmart getting all the last minute stuff for the nursery and then she looked at me and said " you better go home I think you're in labour. We left everything in the cart and as it turned out I was in labour. Louise so thoughtfully and kindly finished the shopping and completed the nursery for me. What a friend! She was also there for help with my son JP's birth and even with her health deteriorating managed to make it to Mexico for Jean-Paul's wedding November 2017. We had a lot to catch up on and we just laughed so much during her visit to Mexico reminiscing of our younger days going to Niagara Falls, Detroit Lakes and the camping days that we all shared and loved! And of course she wouldn't let me forget about the bear that came and ate the butter and cake roll I left out of which the bear totally enjoyed while we watched him run off with it in his mouth! Of course he came back for more that night to the trailer camper which he had ripped open with his claws (we duct taped the opening) but because he had a feast earlier in the day he ended up under the trailer that night and we all took to banging on pots and pans and screaming at the top of our lungs. The bear actually was rocking the trailer! So many memories so many laughs and some cry times too, but, mainly laughs. She will be forever in my heart along with the memories we so cherished. Adios mi Amiga and may you rest in peace. Hugs and love Yvette
