In Memoriam Volunteer Recognition

Annette Fougere’s commitment to helping others was evident throughout her life, both in her professional career and through her many contributions to the community she loved.

A dedicated volunteer, Annette was actively involved with the D’Escousse Civic Improvement Society for many years, serving as secretary and always lending a helping hand wherever it was needed. She was equally committed to the D’Escousse Bursary Society, helping support local students as they pursued their educational goals. Annette also played an important role in establishing the Square Roots food security program at the D’Escousse Hall, helping strengthen community support for families in need.

A woman of deep faith, Annette was devoted to her church and parish community. Blessed with a beautiful singing voice, she shared her gift through numerous church choirs over the years, enhancing celebrations while bringing comfort and joy to those around her.

Her service extended directly to those in need through her work with the Meals on Wheels program. Week after week, Annette faithfully delivered meals to residents throughout Isle Madame, providing not only nourishment but also friendship and care.

Caring for others was at the heart of everything Annette did. She spent her professional life working in care, and that same compassionate spirit guided her volunteer work. Generous with her time, energy, and talents, she made a meaningful difference in the lives of countless people and helped build a stronger, more caring community. Annette’s legacy lives on in the organizations she strengthened and the individuals she supported.

Please join us in recognizing Annette for her outstanding dedication and service to Richmond County

Katie dedicated her time, energy, and compassion to serving both her country and her community. She proudly served in the Canadian Armed Forces for 16 years, with postings across Canada. Throughout her military career, she formed lasting friendships and touched many lives through her kindness, generosity, and unwavering support of others.

Beyond her military service, Katie was deeply committed to her family and community. While her husband and children were always her greatest priority, she also devoted countless hours to improving the lives of those around her in St. Peter’s. She volunteered with numerous local organizations and served on community boards, including the Richmond County Literacy Network, St. Peter’s Village Gym, and the St. Peter’s and Area Food Bank. She also supported the weekly Adult drop-in program, fundraising efforts for the Make-A-Wish Foundation, and community events such as St. Peter’s Pirate Days and Swim the Canal.

Katie was a bright light in the lives of all who knew her. She will be remembered for her warm smile, infectious laugh, and genuine commitment to helping others. Through her compassion and dedication, she strengthened her community and enriched the lives of countless people.

Recognizing Katie through the In Memoriam Volunteer Recognition program honours not only the many hours she dedicated to serving others, but also the lasting legacy she leaves behind. Her impact will continue to be felt throughout Richmond County for years to come.

Please join us in recognizing Katie for her outstanding dedication and service to Richmond County.