Thinking of your family and the dogs. Guy has helped so many people and furry friends, including ours. He will be missed greatly.  Sending healing thoughts. 

Please accept my heartfelt condolences, words cannot begin to express the sadness you are feeling right now, god rest his soul.

Guy and I worked together at Triad Systems back from 1994 till when we went our separate ways by 2006.  While we worked together we were both part of a great group of people that knew how to work hard and have a lot of fun together. Guy was a big part of that group and those memories will last forever.  Trips to Banff, Vegas and meetings in Toronto were all highlights before we all had families and bigger commitments.  His presence will be missed by those who knew him best but they should know and be proud that his life was a big part of so many other people's lives as well.

Sincerest sympathy to Kimberley, Reilly, Rowan, Warren, Jean , Denis and family and the Dunn family.
The loss of your loved one at such a young age is unimaginable.  Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this sad time.

                                                                 Aunt Faith & Uncle Aurele


Deepest condolences to Kim and family, and Uncle Warren, Aunt Jean and Denis and his family. We have great memories of Guy from our younger years at Uncle Warren and Aunt Jean’s.
Ronnie & Karen & family

My sincerest condolences go out to the entire Lapierre family. I cannot imagine the grief and sorrow you are going through  with your loss, as I know Guy was a great son, husband, father and friends of many. It was almost 28 years ago, I had the great pleasure of first meeting and working with Guy at Triad Systems. He was a fellow Field Engineer In Toronto, then relocated to Ottawa and final stop in Nova Scotia. Guy was always a friendly co-worker, willing to lend a hand whenever needed. He had unwavering confidence that anyone whom spent time with him I know will definitely miss his unique laugh and sense of humor. I know Guy made a huge difference on our team and the lives of many he touched. He will be greatly missed. Rest in Peace my friend. Heart, Body and Soul. 
Tony

In this time of grief, please know your family is in my thoughts and prayers. Death can never take Guy away, for, in the hearts of the people he touched, his legacy will remain and continue throughout time. May the care and love of those around you provide comfort and the peace needed to get through the days ahead. My sincere condolences.

Deepest sympathies go out to Kimberley and family, Aunt Jean and Uncle Warren and Denis and family.
I remember when Mom and Dad would bring us to Gramma's  on Christmas night and we would be reunited with all the cousins.  We had such a great time.
May fond memories of Guy heal your broken hearts and bring you back to more happier times.

                                                                            Monique & Wayne


Guy was one of the most sincere and genuine people I've ever had the pleasure to meet.  He cared very deeply and he wasn't afraid to show it.  He was fiercely devoted and in love with his family, including his pack of 6 dogs.  It was truly an honour to watch him working with dogs.  He had a rare gift.  I am forever grateful that our paths crossed when they did.  He will truly be missed by so many, but none more than his family.  My most sincere and heartfelt condolences to Kim, Reilly, Rowan, River, Teddy, Ollie, Sammy, Thor, Karma and his extended family.  Sending you all much love.

It is with a heavy heart that I am writing this.
Guy and I grew up together on our family farm in Summerstown,  I had 3 sisters but always wanted a brother, Guy was much like a brother to me we spent alot of time together and got into some mischief at times, but I will always remember and cherish our crazy fun times together.
He will be greatly missed
Kimberley, Reilly and Rowan my deepest sympathy. 

Kim, Reilly, Rowan, I feel your loss and my sincerest condolences to you and your entire family. Guy was a workmate for over 20 years and during that time I got to know Guy as the great person he was. He will be missed. 

We are so very sorry and terribly shocked to hear about Guy. Kimberley our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this time. Guy, yourself and River were so very helpful in the training of our boy Chase. We will be forever grateful our paths crossed. Arlene and Randy Duggan  

Sending heartfelt condolences to Kim, Reilly, Rowan, and all of Guy's family and friends. It was obvious Guy loved his family so much.  Sometimes you know and can tell when soulmates have found each other, and Kim and Guy were just that.  Guy was an amazing man who found his true passion and purpose in life and was kind enough to share it with others.  He will be missed by so many. 

Our sincere condolences to Guy's Wife Kim and Children Riley & Rowan (even though we don't know you)  and to Guy's Parents Warren and Jean and his brother Denis.  Guy was just a few months older than our elder son and a playmate of his.   We used to play cards with Warren and Jean and put the two babies to bed together in the same crib.  Our hearts go out to all of Guy's family, may the love and light of God see you all through this difficult time.  The many memories that have been shared attest to Guy's love of his family and life.   A life ended too soon. 

I first met Guy when he was about 7, when we lived in Summerstown  Station for one yr  after our house burned and a new one was built.  I remember him as a comedian, always joking around, not seeming to take anything too seriously.  Especially  the time he seemed to go missing and Warren and Jean were looking for him in the village and he suddenly appeared from somewhere and was like " what's the big deal?😆" 
In recent yrs I saw his and Kimbely's posts regarding his work with and compassion and love for dogs.  I admired him for this.  And also for his  respect and admiration for Kimberly. A real gentkeman. So sad that he is gone.  My sincere sympathy to all his family members, and his dogs.   Lucy.

We met in person, literally at the side of a highway, enroute to a spot where I could help evaluate the field potential of the dog that was in the care of Guy and Kim for adoption.  That is just the way they did things, pulling out all the stops to make sure the dogs in their care went to the most appropriate homes.  A couple years later, we adopted Rey (the little star wars dog that was found in the woods) from Guy and Kim.  Over the years, we were able to talk dog training shop and learn from each other.  Guy and Kim were always huge supporters.  Guy adored his family - it was evident whenever we spoke.
This happened way to fast and too soon. Kim, Reilly, Rowan, and extended family -my sincerest condolences.
We will definitely watch Star Wars in Guy's hounour.
The Force is With You always.

I am so sorry for your loss. Just know he is still with you and his body could bare no more. He has graduated...he completed all his lessons here on earth. Your bond will carry you on and beyond together. I am grateful to have met such a kind soul. Our paths crossed over Teddy and your love for dogs... the dog whisperer... how fitting.
You are in my thoughts... 
Sending love, light and healing.
Janet Dix

Kim and family
I remember the night Kim and Guy met.  Two soulmates recognized each other and the sparks flew.  Unfortunately one had to leave way to soon and fly with the angels. R.I.P. Guy and spread your wings wide as you watch over your family.
Love Susie



I was so happy to meet Guy, he was so excited to wheel and learn and became so heavily involved in our community. He was one that you could see truly loved it and accepted us all no matter of the flaws we held. He always had a smile and if he could, he offered advice. He became a part of our family very quickly. This all happened so fast, it’s hard to accept I won’t see his face on the trail again but I do know he will always be with us and always keeping a close eye on his family. Rest In Peace my friend. Till we meet again! Get the trails groomed and ready for us. 

Holding you all in our hearts at this very sad painful time. We hope that one day, you will take comfort from all the memories, of special times with your Guy / dad, and of the everyday stuff. 
Deepest sympathies, sheri, joey, sam, mark and bessie

My sincerest condolences to you Kimberley , Rowan and Reilly , may the many memories you have of a truly wonderful man help you heal , RIP Guy 



My sincere condolences to your family. Guy was an amazing person, I only wheeled with him a few times and joined him on Wing Nights.   He will always be remembered as that guy who was full of enthusiasm and truly loved being out in the woods.  Whether on a run or to be with Kim and the dogs exploring  💚

He will be missed but he is no longer in pain.  Kim I can't wait to join you on his trail with Scratch ❤ 

Until we meet again Guy, you will always be in our hearts 💚

I have known Guy for years and he was truly one of my favourite people in this World. He was always educating others on dog training and was just a genuinely good, decent, human being, what you saw is what you got. He was kind and accommodating always, especially when I asked him to help me with anything dog related. His wife Kim, (also another one of my favourite people) always supported Guy in any endeavour he chose. If I ever met a couple who were truly connected it was Kim and Guy. 

We did training videos together on the ecollar and prong collar to try and dispel the negative information regarding the two. He was my teacher on such matters and I advocated with him, stood by him and defended him without question as he deserved my respect. That day will be forever how I remember Guy as well as the countless private conversations discussing a multitude of issues. He was such a good man and I will miss him so much. My sincere condolences to Kim, Reilly, Rowan, their pups and to all who knew and loved such a beautiful soul ♥️

Kimberley. We are so sorry to hear of Guy's passing. Always remember the night you two met and you wore an m&m costume for a Halloween party. Your love was meant to be.   Cherish the wonderful memories always.  Please accept our deepest sympathies.  Love Shirley and Jeff Clark

There are no words to help with the amount of pain you are all feeling right now.  Guy was a great man and he had a great sense of humour, we had many laughs over the years, mostly making fun of people. Haha. I will miss seeing him getting his crew into the back of his Jeep, I know he was an excellent father , doggy daddy and husband. Cherish those we have with us as we never know how long we have. Love to Kim, Reilly and Rowan. You will always have Guy in your hearts. 


So saddened by the news of Guy’s passing.    A young, vibrant life ended far too soon.  Condolences to Kim and the girls, uncle Warren and aunt Jean.  Cindy 

 Our deepest Condolences go out to Kim, Reilley, Rowan and the dogs I want you all to know that you are not alone and that if you ever need to talk 24/7 please don't hesitate to reach out. R.I.P Guy May the force be with you. Love you all xoxoxo

My sincere sympathies Kimberley, Rowan. Reilley so so sorry for your loss may time heal your hearts Thinking of you in those difficult time Love and Light and Healing for all of you!

OBITUARIO

Guy Alexander Lapierre

10 mayo, 1971 – 20 noviembre, 2019

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