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Kaylee Lavallee (Johnson) – Updated

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Follow this link for more details regarding Kaylee’s Celebration of life to be held at the St. Laurent Legion on Friday April 12 at 6:00 pm: https://www.facebook.com/share/4BYyvbzdFqpDJBEn/?mibextid=9VsGKo

To have known Kaylee meant you had laughter and love in your life. Her sense of humour was as dark as her big beautiful eyes and wardrobe. Her laughter was deep, infectious and music to our ears. She definitely was quick witted. She could also be a  trusted confidant. Her heart was warm and enveloping. Her hugs were awkward but held meaning. She enjoyed a wide range of music and loved ethnic food.  So easy going, it was effortless to love her. 

Kaylee was a strong woman. Her courage and determination to overcome challenges was admirable and inspiring. She didn’t want her past experiences to be without purpose. She persevered and became stronger with all her beliefs that she could have a positive influence on others through understanding and compassion. She turned her own adversity into success. She was able to elevate others to a place they believed impossible.  She was a testament of that. 

Kaylee Kristine was born on October 25th, 1990 and on March 22nd, 2024, at the age of 33 years old,  our beautiful Kaylee left this physical world. To honour Kaylee’s wishes, cremation has taken place.  A celebration of her life will be announced at a later date. 

Kaylee will be forever missed by her mother Kara Johnson, her younger siblings Evan and Aiden McLintock, Kade Louison, Neala and Dasan Lavallee, her granny Gilberthe Lavallee, her partner Nathan Smith and her fur-kid Kermit.  Kaylee’s father, Dean Lavallee had recently predeceased her.  We take great comfort knowing they are united once again. 

Kaylee will also be forever missed by an army of friends and extended family.  She had formed many close relationships that meant the world to her. We all wished nothing but the best for our girl, loving and supporting her however she needed. 

Thank you for loving her. 

Kaylee left us a gift. Her son Jayden was undoubtedly the most important person in her life. He was her one true love, her proudest accomplishment.  He too is quick witted, she knew it and loved it. He made her happy. She was very impressed of his academics and gaming skills. She relished in watching him grow into the most sweetest young man, respectful of everyone around him.  She was grateful for the positive influences in his life and was excited for his future.  She was encouraged by their evolving relationship. 

To everyone whose heart was touched by Kaylee, we thank you for showing her love.  May she live forever in our beautiful memories. 

Fly free my girl, until we meet again.

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Larry Paul Johnson

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October 24, 1942 – February 27, 2024

It is with heavy hearts we announce the passing of Larry, our beloved husband, father, grandfather, great grandfather, brother, uncle and friend, on February 27, 2024.


Cremation has taken place and an intimate family Celebration of Life will occur in the summer.

Love, Denise

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David Earl Johnson

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David Earl Johnson

It is with heavy hearts we announce the passing of life partner, dad, brother, uncle and great friend David Earl Johnson Húsafell on May 15, 2023.

David was born October 7, 1963 in Arborg Manitoba. David was predeceased by parents Haraldur Johnson, Dorothy Kroken, stepfather Norman Kroken and mother in law Christine Momotiuk; brothers Melvin, Marvin and brother-in-law Albert; sister-in-laws Lenore and Dawn; nephews Shane, Dustin, Kelvin and Trevor.

David will be lovingly remembered by wife Marcel; children Logan, Blayne (Jordyn), and Rachelle (Devon); granddaughter Everley; brother Harvey; sisters Sharron (Ray), Sandra (Stan), Doreen (Larry) and sisters-in-law Kim and Phyllis; brothers-in-law Dennis and Garry (Connie) ; lifelong friend Dean and many nieces, nephews and friends.

David was raised in Riverton, Manitoba where he spent his childhood years working on the family farm alongside his father.  As an adult, David worked passionately as a heavy equipment operator across Canada for 40 plus years acquiring many friendships along the way. David raised three beautiful children, Logan, Blayne and Rachelle alongside his elskan Marcel. Although David’s work took him many miles away, sometimes weeks at a time, he did so in sacrifice to provide a beautiful life for his family.

While at home, David spent his time getting his hands dirty; anything that needed fixing he could fix. David, with the help of his two boys, was always determined to accomplish a job well done. David was passionate about everything with a motor, especially snowmobiles. David had a love for dogs, collecting lighters, setting ice fishing nets, drinking a cold bud in his garage telling stories and making up his own riddles. It was in recent years that David’s passion for farming came full circle where he began to teach his children the ropes of farming the same way his father once did.

Dad, always know how loved you are by your family and friends. Your smile, laugh, and the memories you created will always be remembered and shared. You are dearly missed and we will be strong knowing, full heartedly, that is what you would want.

It is with great appreciation to the first responders and the staff at St. Boniface Hospital for the great care and compassion and for making David feel comfortable prior to and during his passing. As per David’s wishes, cremation has taken place and a celebration in honour of David will be held Saturday May 20th at the family home.

Donations may be made to the Heart & Stroke Foundation of Manitoba, 1379 Kenaston Blvd Wpg, MB R3P 2T2

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