Fleur Blanche

In memory of

John Philip "Jack" St Louis

1940 - 2026

It is with great sadness we say goodbye to a life long friend and loving father, Jack St. Louis on August 25, 2026. 

 

Jack is predeceased by his parents Fernand and Josephine (Joey).

He will be lovingly remembered by his son Kellan, wife Allison and two Granddaughters as well as sisters Eva Gaalaas and Linda Miller. Brad Curtis and family and his beloved companion Freda and best friend Jim.

 

Jack was a teacher in Quebec,Ontario and Alberta before making a career change to his other love…which was driving. He drove buses for oil and gas workers for almost a decade before deciding to retire. But his heart was always here in Ontario at Kenogami Lake. He loved “his place” on the River and enjoyed many years of friendship and laughter shared with dear friends Jim and Bev Malnerich and their families,John,Shelagh,Justin and Sarah as well as Leanne and Eric,Kate and Andrew.

 

Jack was a volunteer driver for the Canadian Cancer Society and spent many a day driving patients to appointments in Sudbury and back to their home regardless of the type of weather. He was also a volunteer Fireman for the Kenogami Fire Dept for 13 years. He was very dedicated and enjoyed the comradeship of his team mates and community.

 

As an avid Oiler fan and a former curler he seldom missed a puck drop or a Brier match.

 

A special thank you to Dr.Tali and his caring staff for looking after us all with respect and compassion.

 

A heartfelt thank you the wonderful staff at Teck Pioneer Residence. It was a great comfort to know that Jack was surrounded by people who treated him with dignity, patience and genuine care during the time he made TPR his home.

 

Donations in Jacks memory can be made to Canadian Cancer Society or Kenogami Volunteer Fire Brigade,Swastika,On.

 

A Celebration of Jacks life will be held at a later date.
 

Rest in Peace Jack…….you will be missed

 

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It was such a pleasure knowing Jack for all the years we spent together on the fire department. He was always a warm soul and will be missed.

- Johnny Burak, on September 2, 2026

Jack’s Family and many friends : We were very saddened to receive the news concerning Jack. We attended KLCVI at the same time, hung around together while working summers in Elliot Lake( I can remember various weekend trips from EL to KL and back in his little red sports car ) and had many good memories! Jack was always a good guy who had many great and dear friends! Another of the many losses we have felt these past years. Condolences to his family and friends—Brian and Gale

- Brian Hamilton, on September 4, 2026

Jack was a such wonderful man and such a great friend to my dad. He had the best smile and sense of humour, and always had a way of making everyone laugh. He'll be very missed. Sending love to his family and friends.

- Colleen Gara (Ross), on September 4, 2026

As a roommate of Jacks for 4 years in Ontario House at a he University of New Brunswick we enjoyed a few beers together and studying for exams and playing JV football together. A great roommate and friend. Never heard him raise his voice and enjoy his sense of humour! Condolences to his family. Doug MacAulay

- Doug MacAulay, on September 8, 2026

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