In Memory Of

Ronald H. Lauzon

May 7, 1941 - Nov 16, 2023

Service

  No Service will be held as per Ron’s wishes.

Notice

In Lieu of flowers, donations may be made in Ron’s name to Caroline’s Meals on Wheels program or STARS air ambulance.

Obituary

Lauzon, Ronald
1941-20233

Ronald H. Lauzon of Caroline, Alberta (formerly of Kapuskasing, Ontario), passed away on November 16th, 2023 surrounded by his loving family.
Ron was known for his workmanship and ethic as a master carpenter and was the founder of Lauzon’s Woodshop and Lauzon’s Gazebos. To this day, his work continues to be enjoyed by his clients in Canada and the United States.
After moving to Alberta in 1979, he and his family held a brief residence in Calgary, Alberta but Ron brought his family to Caroline to be closer to the wilderness, as he loved the outdoors and was an avid fisherman and hunter. He loved camping and gathering with family and friends. He was not one for the busy city life but more the likes of a stiff rum and coke by the campfire. Ron’s kind and gentle nature was most apparent with children, pets and animals. He was very special to all his grandchildren, who followed him everywhere. He was their friend, teacher and a loving example for them to carry throughout their lives and beyond. Ron was a true innovator in his field and there was nothing he wouldn’t and couldn’t tackle. He was always ready to lend a hand to his neighbors or his community. Unfortunately, on April 7th, 2015, a serious skid steer accident changed his life forever, as he spent a year in the hospital defying all odds and expectations of recovery. Ron’s tenacious spirit, extreme pain tolerance, stubbornness and strong will to live for his wife, Gisele, were the driving forces in his recovery, allowing him to return to the home he built and enjoyed for many years. Ron will be deeply missed; his spirit will go on forever in the hearts of those who loved him and recognized him as their hero, loving Husband, Father, Granddad, Great-Granddad, Uncle and Friend.
Ron is survived by his loving wife of 63 years, Gisele Lauzon (nee Gascon), and their children son Marc and wife Angela; daughter Therese (aka Therry) and her children: Chadd, Adon, Mattison and Brooke; daughter Crystal, her children: Ethan, Isabelle and Austin; also included is his beloved nephew Mitch and wife Jean, their children: Daniel (Kristi, William and Lilly) and Cody; daughter-in-law Laura (Jay), his grandson Chase; Ron’s siblings: Gaetan (Pauline), Regine (Thomas), Pauline, Noella; with many extended family and very close friends. Estranged son, Pierre.
Ron was predeceased by his parents Hormidas and Marie-Ange, brother Daniel, and recently, brother-in-law Leo.

No Service will be held as per Ron’s wishes.

In Lieu of flowers, donations may be made in Ron’s name to Caroline’s Meals on Wheels program or STARS air ambulance.

Cremation entrusted to the Rocky Mountain Crematorium, Rocky Mountain House, Alberta.
Rocky and Sylvan Lake Funeral Homes and Crematorium, your Golden Rule Funeral Homes, entrusted with the arrangements, 403 845 2626

Condolences

Carol Lecerf:

My sympathy thoughts are with you in this difficult time Giselle.

Teresa Simpson:

Gisele and Crystal,
I am sorry to hear of Ron’s passing. My thoughts and prayers go out to you and your families.

Chasity graham:

I'm so sorry Grandmom Crystal, Theresa and Marc Grand dad was they strongest man I've ever met and I was blessed with the privilege to get to know. Him thanks to Crys in 2000. I know no words help the hurt but I do understand completely the loss and void Granddad absence leaves and for that I'm sorry. I live all of you and miss you all so terribly much Rest Easyy Grandsd I'll see you again

Jolene Evanochko :

I am very sad to hear of Ron’s passing. I briefly got to know Ron as a caregiver for him at the Clearwater Centre. I enjoyed getting to know Ron and appreciated his kindness and sense of humour. It was so nice to see the love that he and Gisele shared for one and other. I send condolences to Gisele and the rest of the family.

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