LAMOTHE, Denis

It is with great sadness and heavy hearts that we must announce the passing of Denis Lamothe at the age of 76 on the 21st August 2021 at the Gatineau Hospital after several years of progressively worsening medical challenges.  Son of the late Rene Lamothe and Lauriette Pilon, he is survived by his beloved spouse, Mary McLintock, her two daughters Deanne McLintock and Marilee Van Nice (Dan) and Marilee and Dan’s children DJ and Ruby.  He also leaves behind his loving sister, Lorraine (Maurice) and his nephews Benoit and Serge Gagnon (Sandra) and Serge’s daughters Katia and Amelyse.  Also mourned by Uncle Ronald Albert (Kim) and many cousins and friends.  Sincere thanks to the devoted staff of the 7th floor of Gatineau Hospital for their exceptional care and for going above and beyond in trying to carry out Denis’ special wishes.

Denis spent the majority of his working life as a finance officer with the Federal Public Service.  Following retirement he realized a lifelong desire to qualify as a Butcher and served many people at a local Gatineau butcher shop.  He and Mary spent summers and many Christmases at their cottage on Grand Manan Island (NB) where they made many long-lasting friends.

A celebration of life will follow at a later date to be announced on this obituary website.

For those wishing, donations to the Canadian Cancer Society in Denis’ name would be gratefully appreciated.

Online condolences may be made at www.cfo.coop

C’est avec un immense regret que nous vous annonçons le décès de Denis Lamothe, époux de Mary McLintock, survenu le 21 aout, à l’hôpital de Gatineau.  Il nous a laissés après des longues souffrances en raison de plusieurs années d’aggravation progressive des problèmes médicaux.  Fils de feu René Lamothe et feu Lauriette Pilon, il laisse dans le deuil outre son épouse et les deux filles de cette dernière (Deanne et Marilee), sa petite sœur bienaimée Lorraine (Maurice), ses neveux Benoit et Serge Gagnon (Sandra) et ses filles Katia et Amélyse.  Également, un oncle Ronald Albert (Kim), plusieurs cousins et cousines et amis(es).  Des remerciements spéciaux et sincères à tout le personnel, sans exception, du 7e étage de l’hôpital.

Denis a passé la majeure partie de sa vie professionnelle en tant qu’agent des finances à la Fonction publique fédérale.  Après sa retraite, il a réalisé le désir de toute une vie de se qualifier comme boucher et a servi de nombreuses personnes dans une boucherie locale de Gatineau.  Lui et Mary ont passé des étés et de nombreux Noëls dans leur chalet de l’île Grand Manan (NB) où ils se sont faits de nombreux amis de longue date.

Une célébration de la vie suivra à une date ultérieure qui sera annoncée sur ce site Web nécrologique.

Pour ceux qui le souhaitent, des dons à la Société canadienne du cancer au nom de Denis seraient appréciés.

Vos messages de sympathie peuvent être envoyés au www.cfo.coop

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Lorraine Lamothe

Mes sincères sympathies, bon courage.

Micheline Desrosiers, September 9, 2021

Lorraine Lamothe

Mes sincères condoléances Lorraine. Je suis triste d'apprendre le départ de Denis. Denis a été quelqun de très spécial pour moi. Il m'a aidé lors d'un événement très difficile dans ma vie. Denis était une personne généreuse et aimable. Mes sympathies a toute sa famille. C'est une personne que je n'oublierai jamais.

Louise Renaud, September 9, 2021

Lorraine et famille

Je suis de tout cœur avec toi ma chère amie! Je n’oublierai jamais son beau sourire qu’il a sûrement gardé dans les pires souffrances. Il est un modèle de résilience! Avec Lauriette, je suis assurée qu’il veillera sur toute votre belle
famille!
Jean-Louis se joint à moi pour vous offrir nos plus sincères condoléances!

Gisèle Fréchette Payant, September 9, 2021

Mary

The loss of a loved one is never easy, but know we are with you through your grief.
I hope we will see you in a near future.

Madeleine LAFLEUR , September 10, 2021

Mary

My deepest sympathy to you and your family.
May cherished memories bring you moments of comfort. May time bring you peace. So sorry for your loss.
Hope to see you joining us when you are ready.

Louise Clément, September 11, 2021

Mary McLintock

Denis was always a very special friend. I knew him for many years and he always had a smile on his face and a sunny disposition. He will be sadly missed.

Michael Lajoie, September 11, 2021

Mary

I am so sad to hear that Denis pass away. As I knew him he fought to the end. My sincere sympathy.

Marie-Paule Clavel, September 17, 2021