March 09, 1941-November 17, 2024
Edna M. Stevens Ouellette
The world has lost an avid traveler, curler, skier, golfer, gardener and a lover and rescuer of cats. She was also a member of a bridge Club in Montreal.
Edna passed away peacefully at the Wales Home, Cleveland, QC in her 84th year.
She leaves to mourn Weldon”Doug” (late Jackie), Jim (late Noreen) and Bill (late Joyce) plus numerous nieces and nephews and friends.
She is predeceased by Marge (Ed Smith), Isobel (Douglas Dykeman) and Walter (Margaret).
She will be missed by those who knew and loved her.
R.I.P Edna, you have reached your final destination.
We want to thank the Wales home staff on Manning/Shaw and Norton 1 for excellent care they gave Edna.
Service will be held in the spring in Trenholm, QC.
Please accept my condolences. I met & knew Edna through the South Shore University Women's club. She was an active member & had been President many times. I used to go with Edna to ballet performances at Place des Arts, & I would quiz her on what Carlos the cat, would be up to. She has left much too soon.
Please accept my sincere sympathy. I knew Edna through curling at the St. Lambert Curling Club. We curled together for several years with the ladies evening section, and at LCA competitions outside the club. She was a gentle woman who is remembered with fondness.
Mes plus sincères condoléances à la famille et amis !!!
Edna was an active and devoted member of the board of Our Harbour for many years. She took on various responsibilities including Secretary of the Board, member of the Personnel Committee and apartment treasurer. I could always count on her to provide insight into the history of the organization and advice on the various situations we faced over the years. She will be missed.
Marie Muldowney, President of the Our Harbour Board
My deepest condolences on Edna’s passing.
I meet Edna at Nine&Dine and went on to golf and curl with her. We had great times driving together to golf games in the summer and playing with and against each other at numerous daytime curling games in the winter. A wonderful kind lady, she will be deeply missed.
Please accept my condolences.
I met Edna through curling and we played on the same team for many, many years.
Edna was a very private person but included so many of her friends in her love for skiing, hiking, curling, golf, the ballet, the theater and her garden.
Edna introduce me to hiking and we trek some of the most beautiful trails in the world.
I also enjoyed a few winters skiing with her and her friends from Bell in Austria.
Her desire to serve included being president ot the Curling Club, the University Women's Club and Our Harbour's treasurer.
She will be missed by many.
