Pete Pearson
My entire family send our condolences and are thinking of you all during this very difficult time. We hope nothing but the best for you and the entire Pearson family. (Jordan, Roslyn, Myla,Enza ,Marcel, Kim, Jake and Elisa)
PEARSON, George A.
1940 - 2023
George passed away at his home in Montreal at the age of 82. He was the beloved son of the late Clarabel Linahen and the late Charles Anthony Pearson.
George was a loving father to Nancy, Brenda (Derek), Frank (Lynn), Peter (Diana); he was a loving grandfather to Gabrielle, Cynthia, Ethan, Kyla and Shayne. He will be missed by many nieces and nephews, other family and many friends.
A celebration of life will be held at the Cass Funeral Home, 295 Principale St. S Richmond, on Saturday, June 3rd, 2023 at 2:00 p.m. Visitation will be from 1:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. with the ceremony immediately following at 2:00 p.m. A private family burial will follow the ceremony.
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Nancy Pearson
Mes plus sincères sympathies chère amie et voisine de pallier. ️
On n'oublie pas. Le temps appaise le deuil. Prends soin de toi.
Nancy Pearson
Mes plus sincères sympathies chère amie et voisine de pallier. ️
On n'oublie pas. Le temps appaise le deuil. Prends soin de toi.
Nancy Pearson
Mes plus sincères sympathies chère amie et voisine de pallier. ️
On n'oublie pas. Le temps appaise le deuil. Prends soin de toi.
Pearson family
My sincere condolences to the family for your lost im so sorry
Nancy Pearson
Toutes nos condoléances à toi et ta famille, bon courage face à cet épreuve.
Julien et Syvie Bergeron, May 26, 2023
Nancy Pearson
Mes plus sincères sympathies à toi ainsi qu'à ta famille. Bon courage mon amie!
Pearson Family
Please accept our condolences in this time of sorrow. Uncle George will be missed as he was like a big brother to me. He was warm and humorous I have many memories of his laugh, stories, jokes, and sayings, you will be forever in our hearts.
Pete, Frank, Nancy and Brenda
My deepest sympathies to all the Pearson family.
George was an integral part of the Hill family as he was such a great friend to our late uncle Pete and also to my late dad Mike.
At dad’s funeral, George expressed extreme sorrow at losing “one of the great ones”.
Their stories about growing up together and all the shenanigans and good times they had always brought such laughter. According to my dad, George had the best throwing arm he’d ever seen in his entire life. So the story goes; George could throw a rock clear across the St. Francis River. How they all marvelled at his abilities and most of all his dry sense of humour.
May he rest in peace and maybe he’s up there somewhere, joining his pals in a reunion of more shenanigans, hilarious jokes and reminiscence.
Pete, Frank, Nancy and Brenda
My deepest sympathies to all the Pearson family.
George was an integral part of the Hill family as he was such a great friend to our late uncle Pete and also to my late dad Mike.
At dad’s funeral, George expressed extreme sorrow at losing “one of the great ones”.
Their stories about growing up together and all the shenanigans and good times they had always brought such laughter. According to my dad, George had the best throwing arm he’d ever seen in his entire life. So the story goes; George could throw a rock clear across the St. Francis River. How they all marvelled at his abilities and most of all his dry sense of humour.
May he rest in peace and maybe he’s up there somewhere, joining his pals in a reunion of more shenanigans, hilarious jokes and reminiscence.
Pete, Frank, Nancy and Brenda
My deepest sympathies to all the Pearson family.
George was an integral part of the Hill family as he was such a great friend to our late uncle Pete and also to my late dad Mike.
At dad’s funeral, George expressed extreme sorrow at losing “one of the great ones”.
Their stories about growing up together and all the shenanigans and good times they had always brought such laughter. According to my dad, George had the best throwing arm he’d ever seen in his entire life. So the story goes; George could throw a rock clear across the St. Francis River. How they all marvelled at his abilities and most of all his dry sense of humour.
May he rest in peace and maybe he’s up there somewhere, joining his pals in a reunion of more shenanigans, hilarious jokes and reminiscence.
Frank and Peter
I was very sad to learn of your dad's passing. Although I will be out of town on the 3rd my thoughts will be with you and your families. I remember so well playing ball on your dad's team, he played center field because he had such a great arm.
Frank, Lynn and family
Sincere condolences for your sudden loss. Je pense à vous.
Annick Arsenault
Nancy et sa famille
My sincere condolences to you Nancy and your family. It is a difficult time but you'll get through it. He is not really gone as he is in your hearts forever.
Nancy et sa famille
My sincere condolences to you Nancy and your family. It is a difficult time but you'll get through it. He is not really gone as he is in your hearts forever.
Pearson family
My deepest condolences to Nancy, Brenda, Frank and Peter on the loss of your father who was my mother’s little brother.
Nancy, Brenda, Frank and Peter
My deepest condolences on the passing of your father and my uncle George. May your memories of him over time become a blessing. Sincerely your cousin Patti
Nancy, Brenda, Frank and Peter
My deepest condolences on the passing of your father and my uncle George. May your memories of him over time become a blessing. Sincerely your cousin Patti
Nancy Pearson
Dear Nancy,
I’m so sorry for your loss.
May his soul rest in peace.
Wishing you peace and courage at this difficult time.
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