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ALLAN HARVEY SPOONER
Born: Jun 22, 1949
Date of Passing: Jan 25, 2025
Send Flowers to the Family Offer Condolences or MemoryALLAN HARVEY SPOONER
Regretfully we announce the passing of Allan.
He leaves behind his daughters, Marie, Annie and Emily; brother Brian; sisters, Beverley (Craig), Susan (David), Barbara (Bob), Sandra (Mark) and Jody. Allan was predeceased by his parents, Mae and Harvey; brother Dexter and grandmother Marie.
After becoming a registered nurse Allan worked many years as a paramedic where he witnessed many horrific scenes. He also delivered babies and saved lives. Allan was a big guy with a big heart and was well liked by many people. He really had a great sense of humour.
A special thank you to Marion Willis and the staff at Morberg House and to Jamie and the staff at Cambridge Health on Henderson Hwy. Both facilities fought to keep Allan with them. Donations to any organization that helps homeless people in Winnipeg would be sweet.
A Celebration of life will be held at Desjardins Funeral Home, 357 DesMeurons Street on Friday, February 7, 2025 at 2:00 pm.
As published in Winnipeg Free Press on Feb 01, 2025
Condolences & Memories (7 entries)
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I sure miss you Allan. - Posted by: Jody (Sister) on: Mar 07, 2025
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My deepest condolences to all of Allan’s loved ones❣️ My brothers and I have fond memories of Allan! My mother, Allan’s Aunt June, always spoke of his loving kindness. Rest in Peace Allan💐 - Posted by: Kendall (Cousin) on: Feb 10, 2025
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Bev, Craig and the Spooner family - we are so sorry for your loss. Our thoughts are with you. - Posted by: Judy & Jan Rikkelman (Friend) on: Feb 02, 2025
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Allan used to play the bongos and perform magic tricks using my little lady powder puff mitt. It resembled smoke when Allan hit it against his hand and magically items would disappear! I remember a few years after that when Allan rolled a snowball starting at the flood bowl all the way down the sidewalk. People came out of their houses to help because it was really huge. I think it was taller than Allan and, of course, heavy. They rolled it to the front of our house and it sat like a statue on the boulevard. I wish I had a picture of it. It was art! Rest in peace Allan. - Posted by: Susan (Sister) on: Feb 01, 2025
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Allan you will be missed by many friends and family members. We enjoyed your company and the fun times we had, and that great sense of humour of yours. Love you always. - Posted by: Bob and Barbara McCorrie (Sister and Brother-in-law) on: Feb 01, 2025
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I knew Al from the job. He was a good mentor to all the guys. He will be missed. John McKay - Posted by: John McKay (Friend) on: Feb 01, 2025
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Al and I were Paramedic partners for many years and we saw many horrific things together. We worked as a team together and he always had my back. I'll always remember him as a gentle giant who also had a sense of humour. We had many adventures and shenanigans together that I'll never forget. The Boles and Spooner team stories are still remembered and spoken of today. I did lose contact with him over the years, but have always had him in my thoughts. RIP Al. Your partner, Derric - Posted by: Derric Boles (Friend (Paramedic Partner," in the day")) on: Feb 01, 2025
