Obituary for Mary Louise Vivier (Cochrane)
In loving memory of Mary Louise Vivier (nee Cochrane) 64 years of age, passed away at her home in Rose Manor, September 3rd, 2021
Mary was born in Emo ON, October 13, 1956
She always had a good sense of humor, she genuinely cared for others, she had a magnetic personality telling everybody to “have a beautiful day”.
Her hobbies/interests were bingo, medicine picking. Since she acquired her car, she left on the spur of the moment travelling wherever she wished to go. At home she loved to do her jigsaw puzzles and she also loved knitting for her grandchild.
She is survived by a sister Lila Boshkaykin of Seine River, Albert Cochrane Jr of Fort Frances and her husband Russel Vivier ;her children Ronda, Jolin, (Kenny), Lyle, Trina and Carrie, grandchildren Meghan, Ethen, Adam, Terilyn, Joseph, Kitana, Silas, Skylar, Hannah, Elaine, Araya, James, and Clinton, her great grandchildren, Arielle, Benjamin, Clarence.
Also surviving are her nieces Lorna Cochrane, Sandra Cochrane, Janet Johnson, Marcella Spoon, Tina Spoon, Mildred Harper, Edna Copenace, Judy Cochrane Tuesday, Joanie Spoon, Charlene Calder, Sophie Cochrane, Marilyn Landon and nephews Brian Cochrane, Nathan Boshkaykin, Elmer Cochrane, Roy Cochrane, Stewart and Teddy Tom, Delbert Copence, Victor Copenace, Larry and Gary Cochrane; grand nieces and nephews Brenda, Beverley, Joe, Alex, Derrick, Baby Janet Jr., Michael, Cassandra, BJ, Ashlee.
Over the years she worked at various jobs making a positive impact in all places she worked.
Mary was predeceased by her parents Albert Cochrane Sr and Mary Cochrane (nee Black)and special Uncle John Black 12 sisters and 3 brothers
A traditional wake will be held at the Rainy River First Nation Gym on Monday September 6, 2021 from 4 p.m. followed by traditional service on Tuesday September 7, 2021 at 10 a.m. Interment will be held at the family plot at the HILL on Rainy River First Nation..
Mary was born in Emo ON, October 13, 1956
She always had a good sense of humor, she genuinely cared for others, she had a magnetic personality telling everybody to “have a beautiful day”.
Her hobbies/interests were bingo, medicine picking. Since she acquired her car, she left on the spur of the moment travelling wherever she wished to go. At home she loved to do her jigsaw puzzles and she also loved knitting for her grandchild.
She is survived by a sister Lila Boshkaykin of Seine River, Albert Cochrane Jr of Fort Frances and her husband Russel Vivier ;her children Ronda, Jolin, (Kenny), Lyle, Trina and Carrie, grandchildren Meghan, Ethen, Adam, Terilyn, Joseph, Kitana, Silas, Skylar, Hannah, Elaine, Araya, James, and Clinton, her great grandchildren, Arielle, Benjamin, Clarence.
Also surviving are her nieces Lorna Cochrane, Sandra Cochrane, Janet Johnson, Marcella Spoon, Tina Spoon, Mildred Harper, Edna Copenace, Judy Cochrane Tuesday, Joanie Spoon, Charlene Calder, Sophie Cochrane, Marilyn Landon and nephews Brian Cochrane, Nathan Boshkaykin, Elmer Cochrane, Roy Cochrane, Stewart and Teddy Tom, Delbert Copence, Victor Copenace, Larry and Gary Cochrane; grand nieces and nephews Brenda, Beverley, Joe, Alex, Derrick, Baby Janet Jr., Michael, Cassandra, BJ, Ashlee.
Over the years she worked at various jobs making a positive impact in all places she worked.
Mary was predeceased by her parents Albert Cochrane Sr and Mary Cochrane (nee Black)and special Uncle John Black 12 sisters and 3 brothers
A traditional wake will be held at the Rainy River First Nation Gym on Monday September 6, 2021 from 4 p.m. followed by traditional service on Tuesday September 7, 2021 at 10 a.m. Interment will be held at the family plot at the HILL on Rainy River First Nation..