In Memory
Rene Rochon
René Adelard Joseph Rochon left this world peacefully to live in the House of our Lord, on Monday, August 14, 2023. He was in his 77th year.
He is survived by his loving wife, Brenda; and two daughters, Corrina (Jason) Rintisch and Kristina (Clinton) Rawluk. He has four amazing grandchildren whom he loved with his whole heart, Owen and Jenna Rintisch and Sydney and Riley Rawluk. He is also survived by his sister, Colette (Jim) Deakin. René was predeceased by his parents, Arthur and Therese Rochon; and his brother, Maurice Rochon.
René enlisted in the RCAF in 1963 and continued to serve this great country of ours for 29 years in the Food Services Branch. His career took him across Canada and overseas to Germany. He was extremely proud of his Military career and attained the prestigious rank of Master Warrant Officer. He was commended for his leadership qualities by his superiors, staff and civilians alike.
Upon retirement from the Military in 1992, René secured a position as Chief of Food Services at Kent Institution in Agassiz, BC. Once again, the staff had wonderful comments to make, regarding his outstanding leadership and his fair discipline measures.
Over the years, René became an avid golfer and this passion carried on into his 17 years of retirement. He would joke and say he’s going to work now, on his way to the golf course.
René was a great guy and loved by all who met him. He was a straight shooter with a big heart. He loved his wife and family more than words can express. René will be dearly missed by all who knew him, none more than the beautiful family he built.
A Celebration of Life will be held at Fawn Meadows Golf Course in Delburne on Wednesday, September 13, 2023 at 11:00 am.
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Leslie Hartt
You were so well liked.
I will always have so many nice memories of you.
You’ll always be in my thoughts
I will miss you and Rest In Peace
Love Les
Georgie
Patty Stretch
I cherish the memory of Robert and I driving up to Delburne for a BBQ a couple summers ago. It was such a nice time. Cousin Gary, Kristina, Clint and the twins were there. Rene did chicken and ribs on the BBQ. It was such an amazing time.
Please know you are forever in my thoughts and prayers. ❤️
Julie
Even though it is a part of life, we are never ready to say goodbye. Our hearts are heavy for losing someone so special. Treasured in my heart, you'll stay until we meet again in heaven above. Rest in peace, Uncle Rene ❤️
Cliff and Laurie Kerr and family
Rich and Corrine Sullivan
hans and sue lochbihler
Hans and I are so sorry to hear of Rene's passing....it comes as quite a shock.....
We have many fond memories of our trips west and staying with you and Rene....you were perfect hosts and showed so much hospitality and love.
Your home was so welcoming and always bright and cheerful with the many colourful flowers and shrubs.
We enjoyed delicious meals that you shared with your girls and family....we will always remember the good and happy times we had together.
May Rene rest in peace and continue his golf games up in heaven.
Take care,
Your friends,
Sue and Hans
Mary Jean & Francois Rochon
May he now resting easy in heaven
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jenna
Phillipa
Koren
REIBIN
Corrina
I am thankful that you are no longer in any pain and with our Heavenly Father above. I love you so much and will miss you tons. You will forever be in my heart. 🙏🏻❤️
Lorraine
Roger Hartt
I hooked you on Atari and left our game so you could get prepared for a rematch. Enjoyed our visits over the years.
Sorry to see you go.
Happy to have enjoyed your company a few weeks ago.
Farewell, we will toast your memory with a Coke.
Shayla
Owen
I love you, and I am so happy you’re at peace now, in Heaven, and I can’t wait until the day I get to see you again.
Trudy & Cal
Kristina
I will never forget him or all the memories we have made and shared together. He was my role model, my listener, my father. He was always there, no matter what.
We will keep him forever in our hearts and pray he is watching down on us.
Love and miss him so much.
Cherie Kelley
He is missed. RIP Renè