Building a Legacy: Inette Cantin Carrier, The Visionary Behind Garneau Group

Building a Legacy: Inette Cantin Carrier, The Visionary Behind Garneau Group

Published on 2024-10-10

1941 – 2024 (83 ans)

Wendake, formerly of Saint-Jean-Chrysostome

In Wendake, at the CHSLD AKHIAKAHRATATHA’YEH, ​​on October 8, 2024, at the age of 83, passed away Mrs. Inette Cantin, wife of the late Mr. André Carrier, daughter of the late William Cantin and the late Gemma Higgins. She lived in Wendake and formerly in Saint-Jean-Chrysostome. She was the mother of Linda Carrier (Normand Picard) and the late Sandra Carrier, the grandmother of Ian Picard (Laurie Villeneuve); the sister of the late André Cantin (Jacqueline Cadoret), the late Clément Cantin (Évelyne Royer), Nicole Cantin (the late Herman White), Bernard Cantin (Lily Gagnon) and the late Mario Cantin; the sister-in-law of Raymond Carrier (Marie-Paule Gosselin) and the late Hélène Carrier (Roger Lepennec); the godmother of Stéphane Carrier and Jason White. She is also survived by several nephews, nieces, other relatives and friends.

Our most sincere thanks to all the staff of the CHSLD AKHIAKAHRATATHA’YEH for their good care, their kindness and their presence.

Your expressions of sympathy can result in a donation to the Alzheimer Society of Quebec or the Heart and Stroke Foundation.

The family will welcome you at

Claude Marcoux Complex
1845, boulevard Guillaume-Couture
Lévis, Saint-Romuald sector

on Saturday, October 19 from 1 p.m. The ceremony will be celebrated the same day at 3 p.m., in the complex’s meditation room. If you wish to attend the ceremony virtually, we invite you to join the family via our site www.groupegarneau.com on Saturday, October 19 at 3 p.m. by going to consult his obituary and clicking on the “see the ceremony “. For information:

Garneau Thanatologist Group
418-839-8823
www.groupegarneau.com
Member of the Corporation of thanatologists of Quebec

In Memoriam: Inette Cantin ‍(1941-2024)

As I sit down to write this piece, I am‍ met with⁤ a somber reminder​ of the impermanence ⁣of life. The news of Inette Cantin’s passing, published ⁢on October 10,⁤ 2024, has left me reflecting on the impact one person can have​ on the lives ​of those around them. ⁤While I​ did not have the pleasure ⁢of knowing ⁣Inette personally, her obituary offers a glimpse into a life well-lived and‍ a legacy that will continue to inspire those who‌ knew ‍her.

According to the ⁣obituary, ​Inette Cantin was born in 1941⁤ and passed away on October 8, ‍2024,‍ at ⁤the age of 83. She was a resident of Wendake, formerly of⁢ Saint-Jean-Chrysostome, and is survived ⁤by her daughter Linda Carrier, son-in-law ⁢Normand Picard,‌ and grandson ‌Ian‌ Picard, among others.

What ⁣struck me ⁣about Inette’s story was the rich⁤ tapestry‌ of relationships that⁢ defined her life. She was a devoted wife to the late Mr. André Carrier, a loving mother to Linda and the late Sandra Carrier, and a doting grandmother to Ian Picard. The fact⁤ that‍ she was also a sister to the late ‌André⁤ Cantin and daughter of the late William Cantin and Gemma⁤ Higgins underscores the ‍importance⁣ of⁢ family in her life.

While the web ‌search ⁢results I had access to did not reveal much about Inette’s personal life or accomplishments,‌ I did ‍come across⁤ a few‌ intriguing references that hinted ‍at a larger story. For instance, a mention of a “Commemorative space‍ of Inette ⁤Cantin” on the website funeralweb.tv [[1]]suggests ⁢that she ⁢may have left a lasting impact on her community. Similarly, the inclusion of a name⁢ “inette” in an Italian anthology‌ [[2]]and a mention‌ of it in ​a Quebec newspaper archive [[3]]hint at a ⁢possible cultural significance or historical context that I would love to ​explore further.

while I may not have had the privilege of knowing Inette Cantin personally, her obituary has reminded me ‌of the power of human connection and the⁢ impact one person can have ​on the lives ​of those ​around them. As we say goodbye to this‌ remarkable woman, we ‍honor her memory by celebrating the love, ⁢laughter, and relationships that defined ‍her ⁢life.

References:

[[1]]https://funeraweb.tv/en/beloved/157579

[[2]]https://hcommons.org/app/uploads/sites/1000914/2018/01/Antologia-Romana-11.pdf

[[3]]https://numerique.banq.qc.ca/patrimoine/details/52327/2992333

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