Passed peacefully away at home May 21st, 2020, J. Norman St. Aubin in his 100th year. Predeceased by parents Adolph and Annie, his wife Marjorie (Dicks), brother Russel, son David and daughter-in-law Jane Lehmann. Leaving to mourn his son Robert (Mona), daughter-in-law Marie St. Aubin, grandchildren Marc (Richard), Diane (Rob), Adrien (Jenine), Eric (Amanda), Ian (Linda), and Phillip (Tiffany). Great grandchildren Ben, Maya, Leah, Leala, Dylan, Nora, Ryan and Max, also a number of nieces and nephews and special friends Todd Oliver and Lily P.
Norm had a long and fulfilling life. From his military service in the RCAF Para-Rescue stationed in Newfoundland and Nova Scotia to owner and operator of Ste. Anne’s Marine Service. He loved being around boats and was involved with Hudson Yacht Club and many other yacht clubs in the Montreal area. He was very proud of his military service and being a member of the Hudson Branch of the Canadian Legion. He was the last living member of the RCAF Para-Rescue Team from WWII in Canada.
A special thank you to Dr. Welik, Judy Tellier and the caregivers of NOVA who helped so much in his final days.
A celebration of Norm’s life will take place at a later date.
Donations may be made to NOVA Hudson.
“That Others May Live”
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Rob and Family…..deepest condolences on the passing of your dad and grandfather….he was a great person and source of inspiration…we hope that fond memories will be a source of comfort and celebration for all….
Gary and Elizabeth
Rest in peace Norm, thank you for your Service, Condolences to all of his,
In the ten years or so that I new Norm at 394 (West Island) Wing RCAF Association, never once did he have a negative comment or bad thing to say about anyone. He was charming, loyal, honest and always had a kind word or funny tale to tell. Last of a breed WWII vets. God speed to your final post Norm. Thank you for your service.
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Dear Robert and family – please accept sincerest condolences from me and my mom, Doris Brown (Ivan’s widow.) I so enjoyed seeing your dad in later years, even more often than when he was at the marina with my dad. He was so articulate and tech savvy for his age during our email exchanges. He never failed to remember my parent’s birthdays and visited them often. I enjoyed being there too. He had a great visit with my mom last October. What a talented and interesting man he was.
It was a pleasure and an honour to know this gentleman. I’ll never forget his smile and the sparkle in his eyes when we talked about the RCAF and his service.
I had the pleasure of knowing Norm through 394 (West Island) Wing RCAF Association. He always had a warm smile and kind words and was always a pleasure to see at our meetings and social events. He had wonderful stories, from his time in the RCAF to playing hockey with a member of the Montreal Maroons. We will surely miss him!
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