It is with heavy hearts we announce that our dear daughter, Lindsey Michelle Maisonneuve, left us peacefully at Health Sciences North on Friday, May 17, 2024.
She made such an impact in her 36 years of life and touched the hearts of many. She was a spunky character that told us daily that she loved us and we told her daily we loved her more; she would answer always, not possible. We gave her the best we could but she gave us so much more.
She was a dear girl with an infectious laugh and a soft heart. She loved all animals and now can be re-united with her beloved dog, Oreo, again. She loved to sing and was part of the choir at Pioneer Manor. How proud she was when we came to see her in concert. She truly lived it's better to give than receive and couldn't wait for occasions to give us her thoughtful gifts. She loved to play cards and was so smart. Rarely did she lose.
So sadly missed by your Mom, Kathy Leroux and your Dad, Mark Maisonneuve and our respective families. She will be missed by her grandparent's, Royce and Elaine Blackwood and by her many Aunt's, Uncles and cousins. She will also be missed by her special friends Trish Leonard and Nathan Fragomeni. We would like to thank the staff at Pioneer Manor where she lived for the past 12 years for their love, care and support. Thank you to the HSN hospital staff for their amazing care over the many times Lindsey has been in and out of the hospital. Specifically 5th Floor, South Tower. Thank you to the Handi Transit drivers that picked her up each week to bring her home. All drivers were so good to her and watched out for her.
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