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Ron passed away peacefully March 4, 2023 at Richmond Terrace with his family by his side. Predeceased by his loving wife Susie (2020), his brother Wayne (2018) and his sister-inlaw Joan (2004).

Survived by Karen Lesperance (Dan), Jeff Mickle, Steve Mickle (Sharon) and also six grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.

Ron was a proud member of the International Union of Operating Engineers (Local 793) for over 40 years as well as being a dedicated John Deere farmer all of his life. Nothing runs like a deer!

There will be an interment service for both Ron and Susie at the Erie Cemetery, located next to the Colchester Bar and Grill on County Road 50 on Saturday, May 20 at 11 a.m., to be followed by a Celebration of Life luncheon at the AMA Sportsmen’s Club (468 Lowes Side Road) in Amherstburg starting at 12:30 p.m. All are welcome to attend. Please RSVP Karen Lesperance at 519-890-6949 if you will be attending the luncheon.

Elizabeth Bondy

November 9th, 1942- April 20th, 2023

Our beautiful Mom, Elizabeth (Knapp) Bondy (AKA - the Silver Fox), was ready to join our Dad (Wayne) in heaven on April 20, 2023. It is without a doubt that she packed 150 years into her 80 years here on earth. Mom’s never-ending energy, love of family, and classic style will continue to inspire her entire family. Elizabeth was absolutely adored by her children; Lee Anne, Brad (Luisa), Lori (Gerard), David (Renee), Amy (Jeff), and Brian (Michelle). Mom also held a special place in the heart of Wayne Dupuis.

Here are just a few of our fondest memories of Mom while growing up: our ironed t-shirts, home cooked meals, new recipes, fresh homemade cookies after school, our #1 fan in the stands, the best listener, and of course…her infamous butter tarts (which were loved by all who had the chance to try them or buy them!).

Our Mom was also an incredibly loving grandmother who would do anything for her grandchildren. She loved them all fiercely from oldest to the youngest: Ariane, Regan, Ashlyn, Jessica, Sarah, Brittany, Aleyna, Jenna, Emilie, Michael, Alex, Kate, Tyson and Zayden. Big gram was also loved big time by Mya and was hoping to be here for the upcoming arrival of “Little Lou.” Grandma definitely left this earth with her grandchildren in awe of her energy, her love of life and family, her loyalty, her willingness to do flip cup and a shot at any party, and her ability to make them laugh with an old proverb or two.

We could not say good-bye (or see you later) without mentioning a few of Mom’s favourite things: She was exceptional at her crossword puzzles. She loved hearing a good story. Had mastered the art of shopping. Cherished her slow mornings. Couldn’t resist her favourite chips; plain Lays. Would never turn down a cold beer or a glass of wine….white or red, it didn’t matter. Eating her DeBrand truffle chocolates were the perfect ending to a meal.

Mom also loved her special times with her bestie Aunt Carol as well as time spent with any of her siblings, whom she loved deeply: Cecile (Pete), Bill (Maggie), Ken (Jennifer), Mary, and pre-deceased by her brother David (Janet).

But, more than life itself, Mom cherished the time she had with her children.

From all six of us, we thank you Mom from the bottom of our hearts for the incredibly beautiful life you provided for us. We are forever grateful and never forget…..we “Love You More!”

A private service was held to celebrate Elizabeth’s beautiful life.

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