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SISTER AGNES JOLICOEUR
Born: Dec 20, 1923
Date of Passing: Apr 09, 2020
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S. AGNES JOLICOEUR
Agnès naquit à LaBroquerie, au MB, le 20 décembre 1923. Son père, Jean-Baptiste Jolicoeur, était natif de Giroux, MB, et sa mère, Bernadette Beaupré, était native de Stony Mountain, MB.
Elle fut précédée dans la mort par ses parents, ses frères, Joseph (Agnès et Alice), Aimé (Yvonne), Rosaire, Père Gérard Jolicoeur, s.j., Edmond (Laurena); ses soeurs, Joséphine (René Chamberland), Thérèse (Joe Peterson) et Alice. Elle fut précédée aussi par son beau-frère Fred Brissette.
Outre les membres de sa congrégation religieuse, Agnès laisse dans le deuil sa soeur Cécile Brissette, son frère Jean-Baptiste/John (Lynn), son beau-frère, George Désorcy et ses belles-soeurs Irène et Eileen.
Les Missionnaires Oblates de St-Boniface désirent remercier toutes les personnes qui lui ont procuré des bons soins à Villa Aulneau.
La messe des funérailles sera annoncée en temps et lieux.
SISTER AGNES JOLICOEUR
She was born on December 20, 1923 in La Broquerie, MB. Her father, Jean-Baptiste Jolicoeur, originated from Giroux, MB, and her mother, Bernadette Beaupré, originated from Stony Mountain, MB.
Agnès was predeceased by her parents, her brothers, Joseph (Agnès and Alice), Aimé (Yvonne), Rosaire, Father Gérard Jolicoeur, s.j., Edmond (Laurena), her sisters, Josephine (René Chamberland), Thérèse (Joe Peterson) and Alice. She was also predeceased by her brother-in-law Fred Brissette.
Besides the members of her religious congregation, Agnès leaves to mourn her passing, her sister Cécile Brissette, her brother, Jean-Baptiste/John (Lynn), her brother-in-law, George Désorcy, and her sisters-in-law, Irène and Eileen.
The Missionary Oblate Sisters of St. Boniface express their sincere appreciation to the staff at Villa Aulneau for their care and compassion.
Funeral Mass will be announced at a later date.
As published in Winnipeg Free Press on Apr 18, 2020
Condolences & Memories (4 entries)
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I was 19 years old, looking for a break from university and a service opportunity. Somehow Sister Agnes heard about me, came forward and offered me a place to live. I ended up spending a year living and working with her in Swan River. Sister Agnes worked tirelessly for each community she served, looking for the stranger to help. She could often be found driving country roads, visiting someone who was sick or alone, gathering up overlooked children for catechism or to prepare for the sacraments, sharing a smile and a prayer. Grateful for your eternal prayers Sister, may you rejoice in peace of Christ. - Posted by: Monica Curtis (Friend) on: May 03, 2020
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I have very fond memories of Sister Jolicoeur. She was my teacher at the Jardin de LāEnfance in Gravelbourg, Saskatchewan. I am guessing in 1945/46. She was so very young and so very sweet. She was also very kind with a big heart. Rest In Peace dear Sister. - Posted by: Guy Hamel (Former student) on: Apr 19, 2020
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Sorry to hear about Sister Agnes, she was my grade 9 school teacher in Carman, MB. And she lived with my grandparents, I visited with her lots, and have kept in touch since. - Posted by: Debbie (Former student ) on: Apr 19, 2020
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Sister Agnes was instrumental in her works during her time in the parish of Immaculate Conception (Fisher Branch). She made numerous visits to our home, made connections with our elderly parents and our young children and shared her gift of faith with those in hospitals and Personal Care Homes. She was respected and loved by people of all denominations. We will miss you dearly. Rest in peaceš - Posted by: Real & Carla DesJardins (Friends) on: Apr 19, 2020
