My sincere condolences to all the Family at this most difficult time. John always had a smile on his face and ready to tell a quick witted story. Heartfelt thoughts and prayers 🌸🙏🏻

Dear Aunt Peggy, Patti Ann and Steve
Our deepest sympathies for your huge loss. Uncle John was such a force of life and joy with his forever smiling face.
I have memories of him. 
Your memories will give you strength and joy in the days to come ahead.
Blessings.
Rollande (Rondi) and Rick 

I am unable to attend today as I got Covid a week ago and all my plans have gone astray for now.

Peggy and family.
 
My most sincere sympathies on John's passing.   John and I had so much fun with you over the years, I especially remember our trip to Spain and the several visits made to your home.   |The many card games which John usually managed to win.     He will be missed and I hope that fond memories help you  through your  grief.   Rest in peace John and courage to the family.

Dec 28 1955, John at his sister Gisele and her husband Marcel's wedding. There are 7 of his older brothers also at the table.

July 1991, Lecours Reunion, Lion's Hall Spencerville ON.   John ( with his sister Jeannine & his niece Nicole ), in reception and registration area, welcome guests and descendants of Aime and Jeanne Lecours , who were married July 13, 1921.

Our deepest condolences to Patty, Steven and family. 
John was the best neighbour anyone could have.
He was always ready to lend a helping hand with a smile on his face.
He will be truly missed.
May he rest in peace.

Love, Karen and Mark Seguin and family!! xoxo

Posting this 1958 photo on behalf of John’s  87 year old sister, Julienne.  It is one of her favourite photos of her brother taken by her when he lived with her & her husband Roger in Algonquin. John would ride his bike down the road to the corner where he would catch his bus to the High School  (SGDHS) in Prescott.

My deepest condolences Peggy, Patti Ann and Steven.. remembering
the years working with John at  BMO.  Always  had a smile and was 
always  ready to help.

Photo of siblings taken June 1986.  Front row  left-rt,  Jeannine, Emilienne, John(Jean), Julienne, Gisele.   Back row left-rt, Jacques, Bertrand, Mariel, Paul, Leonard, Guy, Alexandre, Roland, Robert.

Predeceased by sibling Claude Lecours (Nov 12, 1935-Feb 20, 1983). 

Our 1955-56 class photo that is in the Lost Villages cookbook.
John is in the back row second from the end on the right. Also in the photo are three of his nieces and a nephew. Solange and Germain in the front row, and Pierrette(me) and Ghislaine in the second row. 
Miss Florence Vallance was our teacher.

Uncle John with his brother Jacques holding a puppy. Photo taken a week or two after seven of his siblings returned from the orphanage to the homestead…in June of 1945.

Uncle john at Paul & Cecile lecours 40 th Wedding Anniversary

Uncle John celebrating my daughter Kayla's christening  Nov 15 the 1989

À toute la famille d’oncle Jean, acceptez nos plus sincères condoléances en ce moment  si douloureux à traverser. Que nos pensées vous aident et vous soutiennent, bon  courage XOX 
Dominique et Michel 

Condolences to Peggy & family of the passing of John. I knew John through our parish, St. Peter's. 

Our deepest condolences to all the family at this sad time.
Uncle John always gave us his unconditional love, with his wonderful warm  presence, we have many fond memories.
Uncle John was so uplifting, generous, & caring .
 God bless you & wish you all peace & healing
Rest in Peace Dear Uncle John you will always be forever in our hearts.
Love Chris & Gary, Kayla & Bradley

Toutes nos sinceres condelances.
Que de bon souvenirs de John pour avoir travailler ensemble.

Claude et Nicole Boudrias

He was one of a kind with a wonderful smile that I will always remember.
Sincere condolences to all who loved Uncle John.
Guylaine (Lecours) and George Webb

Heartfelt condolences to Aunt Peggy, Patti  Ann, Steve and their families.
I have wonderful memories growing up with Uncle John in  Woodlands in 1955. He was more a brother than an uncle…we even attended the same one- room school. Our group school photo from that year was used in the Lost Villages Cookbook 50 years later….on page 126!

My deepest condolences to Peggy and the family.  I have such fond memories working with John @ BMO in Cornwall.  I remember Peggy would write his name on his paper lunch bag just in case he took the kids lunch to work instead.   He was always lots of fun and loved to laugh.  RIP John

I worked with John and Peggy at BMO Renfrew in the 60’s.  John was so much fun to work with.  My sincere sympathy to Peggy and family.
Margaret Froats, Calgary, AB

Dear Peggy, Patty Ann and Steven and families, Hugh and I are so sorry to hear of John's passing. He will be missed by many. He was such a pleasant, friendly man. Hugh and Cathy MacDonald

My sincere condolences to Marguerite, Patti and Stephen and your extended families! Let your memories comfort you! 
May he Rest In Peace.

To Aunt Peggy, Patti, Steve and family... deepest condolences from Carsten & I.   We have so many happy memories of  Uncle John,... the fun trips together, board games, canasta card games( that John & Peggy usually won ), the laughs and family times.                                              We treasure all the memories.

 

Always had great memories of uncle John . He lived with us for awhile and was like a brother to us . I will never forget his beautiful smile and sense of humour . Our condolences to aunt Peggy and family , from Laureat and Margaret Lecours 

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John J.G. Lecours

1 décembre 1942 – 9 avril 2022

Lahaie & Sullivan Cornwall Funeral Home - East Branch

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