Obituary for Ronald Wayne Peltier
Ronald started his spiritual journey at home on Saturday November 5, 2022, at the age of 65.
Husband of the late Sandra. Father of Jody Shawana, Sevana Fox, Faye Roy and the late Pauline Shawana (Charlie). Grandfather of Brandon, Jeremiah, Spring (Charlotte), Michelle (Avery), L.J., Christian, Jocelyn, Nangoons, Lydia and the late Trent. Great Grandfather of Charles, Liam, Charleigh and Shayleigh. Son of Lawrence Trudeau and Katherine Peltier. Brother of Lloyd (Candace), Henry (late Barb), Bernadette, Tina, Jennifer, Raymond-Lee and the late Stanley. Ronald will be remembered by his dear friend Polly and his stepsons. He will be missed by his extended family, aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces, nephews and friends.
In his spare time, he pursued many creative hobbies, creating dreamcatchers, walking sticks, necklaces, beading, painting, colouring and drawing.
His home is where he created a personal sanctuary. Those who entered his home immediately got a sense of his creative abilities, as over the years, he personalized his home with great pride.
He was recognized by many for his dreamcatchers that he built from the supplies he found in nature. He frequently could be found on the boardwalk displaying his personally designed pieces of art.
A Celebration of Ronald’s Life will be held at a later date.
Husband of the late Sandra. Father of Jody Shawana, Sevana Fox, Faye Roy and the late Pauline Shawana (Charlie). Grandfather of Brandon, Jeremiah, Spring (Charlotte), Michelle (Avery), L.J., Christian, Jocelyn, Nangoons, Lydia and the late Trent. Great Grandfather of Charles, Liam, Charleigh and Shayleigh. Son of Lawrence Trudeau and Katherine Peltier. Brother of Lloyd (Candace), Henry (late Barb), Bernadette, Tina, Jennifer, Raymond-Lee and the late Stanley. Ronald will be remembered by his dear friend Polly and his stepsons. He will be missed by his extended family, aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces, nephews and friends.
In his spare time, he pursued many creative hobbies, creating dreamcatchers, walking sticks, necklaces, beading, painting, colouring and drawing.
His home is where he created a personal sanctuary. Those who entered his home immediately got a sense of his creative abilities, as over the years, he personalized his home with great pride.
He was recognized by many for his dreamcatchers that he built from the supplies he found in nature. He frequently could be found on the boardwalk displaying his personally designed pieces of art.
A Celebration of Ronald’s Life will be held at a later date.