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Derek Mero posted a condolence

Saturday, September 16, 2023

Many many distant,yet great fond memories of camping at the Pinery in Grand Bend… Remember Aunt Lou’s laugh…and Uncle Red rolling his fishing hat from wrist to wrist behind his back!! Miss those times!!

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Tuesday, February 28, 2023

To all of my cousins and families I send my love. So many memories of time spent with the Mero family growing up. Our connections from time to time through our adult years has been a source of joy as well. Many of you inherited your Dad’s humour and others your Mom’s sweetness but mostly you are all a mixture of their kindness past down. Great memories and pictures of the 3 sisters Lou, Yvette and Adrienne at a reunion a few years back. Wonderful timeless memories held close to our hearts. And great stories to pass down to our children. Please know I am with you in spirit thru this time. Although close by, life is challenging with my daughter Ashlee and family. Ashlee is the process of chemo treatment for breast cancer. But I will cherish always the memories of your mom and dad as I do my own parents. Sending comforting love your way. ❤️

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Annette Lauzon Posted Mar 11, 2023 at 8:17 PM

Sending huge hugs to you and prayers for your Daughter Ashlee.

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Karen Corchis lit a candle

Monday, February 27, 2023

Many wonderful memories of Lou and family together at the beach, on weekends and summer holidays. Lou had many gifts and talents: was a great gardener, cook, mom, and support in the Ladies Auxiliary in the Royal Canadian Legion. She was a member of the Botanical society in Grand Bend, and could grow - or make anything, from beautifully knitted sweaters and slippers for all her (many) children and their spouses, her Grandchildren and Great-grandchildren, to beautiful gardens, of any kind. Lou was a gifted hostess; and if you were in her home you were welcomed and well taken care of, as she always made time for everyone. She was constantly learning; something she taught me, and she used her gifts and talents for volunteering in causes she believed in. I remember the day we (Red, Pat & I) were playing Quiddler - a card game that she was very, very good at, and she was having trouble putting words together. Nothing was the same after that, and not much anyone could offer but our support and care for her in return. In her later years, it was so nice to see Lou being taken care of. She has done so much and has been an example of kindness and genuine concern for others that she has left a lasting impression on me in these ways. She taught me to be a better person. It's hard to believe she's gone. Sorrowful condolences to all the Meros, whom I haven't seen in quite a while; your Mom was one of the best. Rather than the Poppy fund, Pat and I have decided to donate to the Alzheimer's Society of Windsor, as more research and essential care programs and services are needed in this area. Hopefully, one day it will be preventable or curable.

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Gloria Bortolin posted a condolence

Monday, February 27, 2023

Bob and Barb, my condolences to you and your family. Thinking of you. Gloria Bortolin

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debbie mero-dozois lit a candle

Monday, February 27, 2023

Condolences and sympathy to all the family for the loss of their mother, Lou Mero. Rest in peace Aunt Lou.

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Annette Lauzon Posted Mar 11, 2023 at 8:18 PM

Thank you so much Debbie.

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Peter Chartrand posted a condolence

Sunday, February 26, 2023

My fondest memory is having dinner with Lou, Red, all their kids, my mom and dad (Alec and Noemi) and myself, Peter. Did you know that city chicken wasn't made with Chicken..... Who knew. Breaded pork on a stick, no bones. Aunt Lou will be missed. All our Love. Peter, Judy, Colby, Logan, Nicole and Anthony ( The Chartrand's)

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Annette Lauzon Posted Mar 11, 2023 at 8:20 PM

Thank you Peter and family. Xoxo I knew it wasn't chicken lol

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Elvier (Béasse) Brunel posted a condolence

Saturday, February 25, 2023

Lucienne (Béasse ) Mero you were a cousin that my sister Lucie and I went to visit 50 plus years ago in Windsor. We met your beautiful family and learned that our family roots were deep. Paul and I visited Lou and Red at Grand Ben where we were so welcomed once again. Lou had made a beautiful blueberry pie just like our Manitoba saskatoon pies. It was a wonderful visit that I cherish having had 12 or 13 years ago. I thank the family for sharing pictures and updates on your dear mom and Red the love of her life!! Sending our love and prayers as you gather to celebrate her life. May you experience God’s love and comfort during this difficult time. Love your Manitoba cousin. Elvier and Paul Brunel

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Annette Lauzon Posted Mar 11, 2023 at 8:22 PM

Thank you so much for the memories. Mom really cherished family.

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Joyce Doan Garant posted a condolence

Saturday, February 25, 2023

I'm so sorry for your family's loss. My Mom (Dorothy) is in 1W @ Sunparlor and we seen & talked to Lucienne when we visited. She will be missed. Joyce & Joanne Doan

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Friday, February 24, 2023

Lucienne Marie Mero

December 22 1929 - February 23 2023

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