Demers, Donat

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DONAT PAUL DEMERS passed away peacefully on his 77th birthday, June 5, 2020, at the Chinook Regional Hospital in Lethbridge after a short but brave fight with cancer.

DONAT PAUL DEMERS passed away peacefully on his 77^th birthday, June 5, 2020, at the Chinook Regional Hospital in Lethbridge after a short but brave fight with cancer.

He was predeceased by his wife, Patricia Rosaleen Demers, and both parents, Wilfred Toussaint, and Ellen Demers, and numerous siblings.

Don is survived by his children, Lisa (Richard) Brodowski of BC, Jennifer (Roldo) Eliason of Lethbridge, and Erin (Steve) Hyatt of Hong Kong, eight grandchildren (James, Stephanie, Brendon, Laura, Ryan, Mariah, Hannah, and Rowan) and three great-grandchildren (Nevaeh, Penny, and Milo).

Don was a compassionate, thoughtful, and honourable man who loved his family. He was active in his community with the Knights of Columbus and the Save Our Churches Association. He will be remembered for his love of hockey, especially the Habs, and his willingness to open his home to those in need.

In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations to the Last Chance Cat Ranch in Lethbridge.

A Prayer Service will be held on Friday, June 12, 2020 at 7:00 P.M. A Funeral Mass will be held on Saturday, June 13, 2020 at 10:00 AM. Due to the ongoing gathering restrictions, family and friends that cannot attend are welcome to watch a livestream via his obituary on our website for both the Prayer Service and Funeral Mass.

Our condolences to the defers family. Very sorry to hear of don's passing. He was away too young to go. May he Rest In Peace.

Michael & Gloria cormican, June 22, 2020

To Jennifer, Erin, Lisa and families, Deepest condolences on Don's passing. I went to school with Pat and knew both Pat and Don in high school. When I moved back to Lethbridge they welcomed me and I will always treasure times spent at their home with a group of school friends. There are no words to express how Pat and Don touched my life in so many ways. They will not be forgotten. Leslie Morton (Anderson) and Gerald

Leslie Morton (Anderson) & Gerald, June 13, 2020

We'll cherish the memories of Don, your father and grandfather. Thinking of how kind and caring he always is. Thankful for the the help he so selflessly gave to us through the years.

Jordan & Maya Eliason Family, June 13, 2020

We shared a lot of life together

Len Whyte, June 13, 2020

Losing someone you love is hard enough but under the restrictions we now have it's even harder. Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you. We will try to view the livestream Prayer Service if we can get through.

John & Laura Prins, June 13, 2020

Don we will miss you as part of the family and will always cherish you in our hearts. We love all the family and know you have many memories of such a special Father, Grandpa and best friend. Hugs to all.

James & Lynette Eliason, June 13, 2020

We are very sad to say good bye to our dear friend but we are so grateful to have had Don & Pat's friendship for so many years...years that we treasure. We camped together, we had tons of meals together, we became part of their family, and most important, we had hilarious trips to Great Falls. Rest in peace...you will always be in our memories.

Maida & Morris Higa, June 13, 2020

Erin, Lisa and Jennifer & families, May you take comfort in the many expressions of sadness with your Dad's passing. I met his and your Mom's deep level of passion and commitment in 1972 when I first came to Lethbridge. They acted honourably on their beliefs on any issue of concern. Most remembered, they provided Sharon and I with quality babysitters and our parish with committed, gracious and talented singers for many years. May you find connection and joy in the time ahead recalling the many ways both your folks (and you by their example) have blessed others positively. Peace to each of you.

Ron & Sharon Hagel, June 12, 2020

Pat, my sincere condolences with the passing of your husband. May God give you the strength to go through this difficult time.

Coby DeHeer, June 12, 2020

My deepest condolences to the family of Don. I had the privilege of getting to know Don through the work of SOCA. He was a man who believed in honesty and justice, and he worked hard to attain that for our Committee and it's followers. I will always hold dear his openness to share his emotions with everyone. bARB

Barb MacLean, June 12, 2020

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