To the Family of Louise
So sorry to hear of Louise passing she was a great lady my prayers & thoughts are with you    God Bless you all

 Aunt Louise was always so kind ,She had also made our wedding cake taking it all the way to NS and putting it together. While visiting her and Alec in Quebec, she always had ideas to keep us entertained. Encouraging me to draw and taking videos of me doing gymnastics throughout  their yard. Driving along the roads she would sing her heart out with mom. As the three of us sat in the back seat. Little did I know at the time how precious these memories would become. RIP 


We had lots of fun together when Louise moved back to Sydney. She, Annie and "Mrs. Moore"  would most often then not come for Sunday suppers. They kept me entertained with their stories and banter back and forth. She always had a helping hand clearing the table. Rick and the boys would do the dishes while we laughed in the living room. She would always talk about her days helping Alex with cakes (she LOVED him) she always spoke with sentimental memories. She always shared stories. When I took an interest in cake decorating she started popping by and teaching me some decorations out of a bucket of lard!! She told me what to get, she took some of her tips for me to practice with. She was such a natural artist and a very patient teacher!! Let's just say I was not a natural!! She encouraged me to take the courses at Michael's crafts. I did and like I said was NOT a natural at that. Lol But every evening after my class I would stop by Mrs.Moore's (as we called each other lol) and show them what I learned and honestly I truly felt they were proud of me!! She was alot of fun! The other thing we had in common (was not gardening) lol but Seafood. Holy smokes I never saw anybody that could clean a lobster or crab legs like it, there was not a morsel of food left in those shells!! RIP Aunt Louise, sing now with the Heavenly Angels ❤

Louise brought love and hope to Alex and easily shared her great qualities with everyone. She was a remarkable gift to our family.
She will live on in our hearts and memories.

My wife and I lived with Louise for a few months when I got married in1971 to keep here company because she was alone and wanted company.

She was so kind and caring to all of us in the Wagner clan and took such great care of pop-pop.  May she Rest In Peace.  Condolences to all of you. 

Dear Louise, you were such a great addition to the Wagner clan.  You brought us great joy and friendship. We will miss your many talents, such as cooking, cake making and skating. Love and hugs to her family in their moment of sadness. 

Louise was my godmother,  when I was a young girl she had me  over for a sleepovers, she was a beautiful skater,  a GREAT gardener,  fine baker, an  a person who would tackle anything.  She had an outgoing personality,  she was a brave giving soul.  RIP my fun loving aunt. 

Louise was always so nice and helpful. Kyle adored her and she would take Kyle to the dock to meet her bullfrog friend, (it was huge) Kyle sat for hours with that frog, petting it lol I am grateful for her being with my Grandfather and taking care of him for the rest of his life, with love and caring.
May she rest in peace. 
Hugs Lynne xoxo

Louise’s kindness and generosity will never be forgotten.

I’ll never forget how Louise helped make my wedding cake and wedding day so special. She not only helped make my cake, she then drove herself and PopPop all the way to Montreal on my wedding day with the cake in pieces in coolers. They then assembled it all together in time for the reception and it was beautiful. Louise was a warm, energetic and kindhearted woman and I will always remember her with great affection.

Louise brought energy and laughter everywhere she went. We were blessed to have her in the Wagner family. 
Sincerest condolences to her East coast family and friends. 

It was wonderful having Louise in our family, such a patient helpful woman.  Thankyou Louise for helping me make my wedding cake, you were a great teacher and talented woman.  We’ll miss you.  Rest in peace ❤️.



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OBITUARY

Louise Isabel Forget-Wagner

August 23, 1931 – May 8, 2021

T.W. Curry Parkview Chapel

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