Rowe, Marie Laurette (Lorette) Doris
Marie Laurette (Lorette) Doris Rowe
Marie Laurette (Lorette) Doris Rowe (née: Langlois) aged 67 of Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan passed away on Friday, July 17th, 2020 at Chateau St. Michael’s, which had been her home for the last year.
Lorette was born March 12th, 1953 in Willow Bunch, SK to Solange (Curly) and Robert Langlois. She grew up in Moose Jaw, attending Saint Agnes School and Vanier Collegiate. She loved playing softball and was team catcher. Lorette played piano, loved ELVIS and through the years became an avid collector of dolls, frogs and Elvis memorabilia. She loved doing puzzles, dancing and socializing with her friends. Her greatest enjoyment was family gatherings and celebrations. Lorette volunteered for the Canadian Cancer Society, Salvation Army, Friends of the Library, and Mae Wilson Theatre. She also loved traveling down to Texas each year to see her son and his family. One of her favorite trips was when she got to go to Graceland in Memphis, TN and see the King.
She was predeceased by her mom, Solange, dad, Robert, and brother, Claude. Lorette will be lovingly remembered by her only son, Chris (Kayla) and granddaughter, Presley of Dallas Texas; brothers: Danny Langlois (Jackie) of Kelowna, BC, Paul Langlois (Jan) of Moose Jaw, Michael Langlois of Victoria, BC, and Larry Langlois (Haley) of Moose Jaw; sister-in-law, Sandra Sparks of Moose Jaw; as well as numerous aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces and nephews. A special thank you goes out to the wonderful caring staff members of Chateau St. Michael’s for looking after Lorette. A Celebration of Lorette’s Life will be held on Wednesday, June 22nd, 2022 at 1:00 p.m. in Moose Jaw Funeral Home with Pastor Marvin Seaborg officiating. Those unable to attend are able to view the service virtually by going to www.moosejawfuneralhome.com/webcast/. Arrangements are entrusted to Moose Jaw Funeral Home, 268 Mulberry Lane. Gary McDowell, Funeral Director 306-693-4550
Ken and I are saddened to hear that Lorette had passed away. We loved visiting with Lorette when she made it down to Texas each year. We so enjoyed when she came with Chris and family one year and spent Christmas Day at our home. We played games, ate a lot of food, and had a lot of laughs. We will miss her visits each year. We pray the life time of precious memories will be a blessing and carry you through this difficult time. Gods Blessings..
Danny, Jackie and family, our sincere condolences. We hope that you have many special memories to cherish.
With sympathy.
I was just thinking about Lorette Sunday as I have not heard from her for a while.We have been friends for many years and she was an Avon customer also.With the virus,I could not visit her and missed her so much.We phoned and kept in touch that way.I will miss my friend.RIP.
Danny, Paul, Larry & Family,
My sincere condolences on the loss of your dear sister. May you cherish the memories and trust that God will get you through this loss.
To my beloved cousins, my sincere condolences on the loss of your dear sister. She was always so much fun at every event, and will be missed by all. Take care of each other during this sad time,
Condolences to Chris & family and to Larry, Paul, Micheal and Danny & families. Family was always Lorette’s #1 priority. I remember Lorette as a delightful spitfire that told it like she saw it! I had not been aware that her health had deteriorated until a chance meeting with a friend a few months ago. Her contributions made the world a better place. Although the PWP group we were a part of has drifted apart, I give many credits to that group’s mutual support of our children and for each other as parents that our children continue to make great contributions in the world. I feel a joy in remembering Lorette & how she contributed to the quality of all our lives during those tumultuous years. The loss of Lorette from our PWP family creates a grief that grew out of the joys she created while making the world better for many many others. May you be comforted knowing that we remember her with gratitude. She has earned her halo.
I am deeply saddened by the loss of my friend..condolences to all the family..
To The Langlois family
Very sorry to hear about Lorette.
Our deepest condolences are with you guys.
I remember Lorette busting us for our foolish teenage blunders many times Back in the day but we always knew she did it with love and concern. She was a fireball. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.
i was lorets piano teacher at 815 6th ave when you lived on algoma i was a teenager and she was one of first students we always got along so well through in later years i met her often and we had a nice chats so although i did not know her brothers i am thinking of you at this time
Condolences Chris, we went to elementary school together, and I remember how kind your mother always was to us kids.
Chris and Family
Chris and family….Condolences for your loss of your sister, Lorette. I have kept in touch with Lorette over the years and her last note was that she was experiencing health problems but was coping.
I remember our PWP days and the friendships we shared over the years…Greg and Krista still ask about you, Chris, the best babysitter ever!!
Your Mom was. special person who gave freely to others and loved as a good friend. A star is shining brighter in Heaven!
Take care and a star shines brighter in heaven!!!
So sorry to hear of Lorette’s passing an my thoughts & prayers are with the family. I am so glad I had the opportunity to visit with her at Aunt Cecile’s in Willow Bunch. Always will have great memories of her visits to Oakville!