In Celebration of

Mark Francois Pelletier

September 6, 1952 - August 29, 2018

Mark Francois Pelletier, 65 of Ottawa, passed away on August 29th 2018 at the University of Ottawa Heart Institute with his loving family at his bedside. He brought joy into the lives of everyone who knew him and will be greatly missed. He is survived by his devoted wife of nearly 40 years, Louise Claire Pelletier (Bazinet) of Ottawa, daughter Genevieve Marie Maureen and her husband Ryan Roberts of Alabama, siblings Michelle Clark and her husband Doug Clark of Cardinal, Ontario, Paul Pelletier of Maitland, Ontario, and Suzanne Pelletier of Ottawa and numerous nieces nephews and cousins. He is preceded in death by father Francois Pelletier, mother Maureen Pelletier (Buck), son Christian, and granddaughter Annabelle. The family would like to express their deep thanks to the staff and Pink Team at the University of Ottawa Heart Institute for all the loving care given to Mark over the years.

Visitation, funeral service, and reception services will all be held at Beechwood Cemetery on Saturday, September 8th beginning at 11:00 A.M.

In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be given to the University of Ottawa Heart Institute Foundation at https://foundation.ottawaheart.ca/ .

Guestbook

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Barry Curran (Friends)

Entered September 5, 2018

Mark we have been friends since the 60's but you will remain a friend in my heart for ever.Rest in peace buddy Barry

Elisa Guevara (Friends)

Entered September 5, 2018 from Ottawa

I met Mark last year, He was a great
person, I loved Him because he was the
best friend of my boyfriend Barry.
I am happy, that I had the opportunity to know Him.
Elisa

Sharon and Daniel Bazinet (Aunt and Uncle)

Entered September 5, 2018 from Ottawa

Our thoughts and prayers are with you, Louise and Genevieve, at this most difficult time.

Drs. Dexter G. Johnson & Anita Brown-Johnson (Friend and Spouse’s Employer)

Entered September 6, 2018 from Montreal

Dear Louise and Geneviève,

Our hearts ache for your loss. We will always treasure Mark’s gentleness, kindness, humour and devotion to his family. We pray that you and family will be comforted in part by the beautiful memories of a life well lived and in the knowledge that the love you have shared does not end with this transition.

Wishing you strength and the company of loved ones to supoort you during your bereavement.

With sincere condolences.
Drs. Dexter & Anita Johnson and Office Staff