Elvis Quewezance

Predeceased by Kokum Emma Panipekeesick; twin children, Tryan and Tyrese; Kokum Elvira Cote; Grandfathers: Louis Quewezance and George Acoose; biological Father, Elvis Acoose; Mother, Keitha Quewezance; Sister, Gail Quewezance; Brother, Dustin Panipekeesick; Uncles: Harry, Joey, and Lloyd Panipekeesick, Gerald Cote; Aunties: Cynthia, Ramona, Dorothy and Linda Panipekeesick, Rose Alma Taypowaywayponesick, Florence and Sophia Quewezance, Irene Cote; Cousins: Anthony, Nathan, Joey, Jeremy and Tristan Panipekeesick.

He leaves to mourn his children: Quinton, Kaylyn, Chekesha and Taryn George, Elvis Jr. and Eason Quewezance; Grandchildren: Lincoln, Demarkus, Kelayla and Athena; Father Gilbert Panipekeesick (Lynn); Brothers: Gilbert, Jason, Sheldon and Adrian (Amber) Quewezance; Sister Riella Panipekeesick; Special Cousins: Timmy Quewezance (Tiffany), Tara Delorme (Chuck) and Arden Panipekeesick; Aunties: Doris and Patricia Panipekeesick, Tammy, Shirley and Cynthia Quewezance; Uncle Douglas Panipekeesick; Cousins: Shannon, Sigourney, Timmy, Doug Jr., and Brendan Panipekeesick, Shawna Hall, Kimberly (Randall), Kip, and Felix Acoose; Mother of his older children Jennifer George; friend since childhood Michael High Eagle and numerous aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces, nephews and friends.

A wake was held Wednesday, December 1st starting at 4:00 p.m. with prayers at 7:00 pm, and a feast was held on Thursday, December 2nd at 12:00 p.m. followed by traditional service, all at the Zagime Anishinabek Community Complex.

Elvis was raised on the Sakimay First Nations with his Kokum Emma. He was the eldest of his siblings and that was a role he took pride in. He always made sure nobody messed with his brothers and was very proud of their accomplishments. Elvis had a fondness for cats and would laugh whenever someone made fun of his babytalk to kitties. He was a very crazy kid growing up but a very hard worker as well. His nickname Ching was given to him by his Quewezance grandparents Mickey & Elvira which stuck to him to this day. He was such a jokester, forever changing his voice to make you laugh even harder or just to laugh at his low crazy laugh. We could go on and on sharing our stories of how much of an amazing father, brother, son, uncle and grandfather he was but we will have the opportunity to share when we gather to celebrate his life. If you knew or were ever apart of Ching’s life, consider yourself blessed as we all are. He meant the world to all his family and friends.

The Family would like to thank Keeseekoose First Nation, Joe Musqua, Zagime Anishinabek, Neil Acoose, Allison Dupuis – Saskatchewan Coroners Service and Tubman Funeral Home for their kind assistance. Please do an act of kindness in memory of Elvis.