Funeral MassSt. Pius X Catholic Church

Thursday, April 25, 2019 at 11:00am

PresiderThe Rev. Bill Corcoran

Graveside ServiceQueen’s Park Cemetery

ReceptionImmediately following the Funeral Mass, relatives and friends are invited to meet with the family in

the St. Pius X Parish Hall.

ReadersJesse Nugent Katrina Nugent

Prayer of the FaithfulKristi Nugent

Offertory BearersKerri Nugent Kathryn NugentKalista Nugent Janelle Nugent

Bridget O’Shaughnessy Theresa McPikeEmma O’Shaughnessy Victoria Sharples

Maxine Audrey NugentAugust 13, 1927 - April 14, 2019

Maxine passed away peacefully at Cedars Villa Extendicare on Sunday, April 14, 2019.

She was born on August 13, 1927 in Hollywood, California to Thelma and Joseph Callaghan. In November of 1951 she married Leo, who preceded her in death in 2011. Maxine, the oldest of two children, came with her parents to the Buffalo, Alberta area in 1928 where the family homesteaded during the great depression. She completed Edmonton Normal School and taught on the prairies until she married Leo. Maxine was always an active member of the Catholic Church including CYO, Family Life Ministry, Cursillos, and the CWL for many years. Maxine was also a great homemaker, known for her amazing and frugal skill to sew or repair just about any piece of clothing. She will be fondly remembered for her dedication to her family. Maxine will be deeply missed by her seven children, Dennis (Brenda), Kathleen (Patric Letourneau), Sharon, Patricia, Nora (Peter O’Shaughnessy), Kevin (Iris), and Tim (Shelley); as well as her twenty four grandchildren, and twenty five great grandchildren.

Eucharistic MinistersDaniel Nugent Joshua Nugent

MusiciansSheila Mattar

Al Roach

Pall PlacersKathleen Nugent Sharon Nugent

Patricia LeVann Nora O’Shaughnessy

PallbearersDaniel Nugent Joshua Nugent

Jeremy Nugent Marc-André HebertJesse Nugent Trevor Nugent

Honorary PallbearersSebastian Hebert Simon Letourneau

David Letourneau Jonathan LetourneauBen LeVann Kelly LeVann

Christopher LeVann Kurt Nugent

Honour GuardSt. Pius X Catholic Women’s League

Concerning Death41 O death, how bitter is the thought of you

to the one at peace among possessions,who has nothing to worry aboutand is prosperous in everything,

and still is vigorous enough to enjoy food!2 O death, how welcome is your sentence

to one who is needy and failing in strength,worn down by age

and anxious about everything; to one who is contrary,

and has lost all patience!3 Do not fear death’s decree for you;

remember those who went before you and those who will come after.

4 This is the Lord’s decree for all flesh;why then should you reject the will of the Most High?

Whether life lasts for ten years or a hundred or a thousand, there are

no questions asked in Hades.Sirach 41: 1-4

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Maxine Nugent1927-2019

In Loving Memory

Eternal rest grant unto your servant Maxine, O Lord,

And let eternal light shine upon her.