It is with great sadness that Raymond and Judy mourn the sudden and untimely passing of their son Dayle.

He leaves behind immediate family members: Donald and Linda McLellan, Aunt Madeleine Boisjoli, Michelle Wowchuk and Elaine Garand, his cousins Scott, Keri-Ann, Jenna, Maurice, Nicole, Natalie, Anthony, Donna-Marie, Robert, Roger and Daniel.

Dayle was employed by Dwight Legall of Legall Grass where he worked and applied himself to being a dedicated and meticulous worker. His former employment started at Sonny’s Chicken House, Terry Wert’s Forestry Scarifying using GPS, Osis Building Supplies and then Blue Water Lawn Services.

Many of Dayle’s closest and longtime friends will remember his humor. Dayle often cared for the welfare of his friends, always providing his commonsense attitude with his “never ending” advice using his “analytical reasoning”. He physically was a hard worker preferring to work outdoors and doing his best to please to his perfection. Dayle was often busy in the garage “puttering around”, maintaining and fixing up the equipment he used in his employ. He would do favors for friends doing oil charges, tire changes, replace windshield wipers, etc. Above all, he did not waste and collected ‘way too many things for good use later” during his employment with Gary Wingate of Blue Water Lawn Services and found many niches in the garage and basement to store it away. His grandmother always had a motto- “happy hands are busy hands”. He was well known to the neighbors and customers in his employ. Closest friends who knew him saw confidence, a general ease and happiness, exhibiting compassion and offering a helping hand. He sure liked to talk a lot and was never quiet for long.

We thank all those who offered their condolences, appreciating their visits, telephone calls, cards, foods and flowers.

Cremation has taken place and no formal service will be held.

“Rest Easy”

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