PRESSEAULT, Ross

Breaker “1 “9” – Anyone got their ears on? Ross Presseault (Rosco) arrived to his final destination at the Health Science North Hospital on April 20^th, 2022, with family by his side. Rosco lived his life at 115% and always said that if he had more money, he would live it at 150%. Waiting at the truck stop in the sky is his daughter Sophie, wife Liette, siblings Carson, Louis, Charles, and Eva (Peddie) along with his parents Charles and Iona Presseault (nee Carisse). In his rearview mirror, he leaves behind his beloved daughter Mellissa and his special co-driver Paris (Suzy), as well as, his siblings Anna Presseault (Charles Mawhinny), Debbie Demers (Normand), Carol Greenwood and Toni Plante. He will also be sadly missed by many nieces and nephews.

To my nephew Paul Presseault, please keep the convoy safe and don’t forget your circle check.

Rosco wants to say it was a pleasure running up and down the boulevard with all you fine gentlemen and ladies. Will catch you on the flip flop, keep the shiny side up! His final oil change and service will be held at the Église Sacre Coeur in New Liskeard on April 30, 2022, at 11 a.m. with interment at a later date.

In lieu of flowers, donations can be sent to Orange Shirt Society, PO Box 4240, William Lake, BC V2G2V3.

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Mellissa

My dear Mellissa,

May your beloved father rest in eternal peace. I am thinking of you during this difficult time. Toutes mes condoléances, à toi et la famille. Je t'embrasse de loin.

Bar, April 22, 2022

La famille Presseault

Nos pensées et prières sont avec vous tous. Nos sincères sympathies. Je vais beaucoup manqué mon partenaire de pêche.

Jean-Marie Grimard et famille, April 22, 2022

Melissa

So sorry for your loss.

Sonia Bakombo, April 22, 2022

all my Presseault cousins

So many memories. I looked forward to Ross's visits to KL to see my mom... it's about the only time i got to see him once we all grew up and had families of our own. Hard to imagine Ross is gone. Sending unbound love to all. Love, cousin Donna xo

Donna(Carisse)Sonnenburg, April 23, 2022

Presseault Family

Our condolences to the Presseult family.

Normand and Anita Grvais, April 24, 2022

The family

Sending our sincere condolences.

Brian and Lynn Armstrong , April 24, 2022

Ross's family

Our sincere condolences.

Eugène and Nicole Ménard, April 24, 2022

Dear Toni and family

Sadden to hear of your brother’s passing. Sincere condolences.

Patti Dubois , April 25, 2022