Obituary of Brielle Bellemore-Blouin

Brielle Bellemore-Blouin (2019-2022)

It is with great sadness that the family of Brielle Bellemore-Blouin announces her passing in Gananoque (ON) on July 30, 2022 at the tender age of 3 ½ years old. She was the beloved daughter of Patricia Bellemore and Christian Blouin, and dear sister to Peyton Bellemore-Michea. She also leaves to mourn her Grandmothers, Tina Garrah and Ghislaine Delisle, her grandfather Duncan Garrah. Predeceased by grandfather Jacques Blouin. Her favorite aunt Julie Blouin, her Godparents Nathalie Dallaire and Nicolas Delisle, her cousins Laura and Olivier Bourbeau will all miss her sorely.

Brielle was a long awaited gift to her parents who shone her light brightly from the moment she arrived early.  She loved the park, the winter and warm cuddles. Elle adorait ses héros Cocomelon, Booba et Baby Shark.  Elle sera dans nos coeurs à jamais.  Elle ne souffre plus de la maladie et est au ciel en paix avec son grand-père Jacques. Her beautiful soul was taken far too soon, but Heaven has gained another angel who is watching over us always. 

Family and friends are invited to join in celebration of  Brielle’s life on September 4^th 2022 between 1–3 p.m., at Tompkins’ Funeral Home, located at 63 Garden St, Gananoque, K7G 1H8. The ceremony will be followed by an informal gathering at the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 92, on 55 King St, Gananoque, ON K7G 1E8.

For planning purposes for the Legion venue, RSVPs can be sent to info@tompkinsfuneralhome.biz attn: to David prior to 28 Aug 2022.

In lieu of flowers, the family asks that donations be made to blood banks or to the Brain Tumour Foundation of Canada. Under designation of funds please select Pediatric Brain Tumour Research. (https://www.braintumour.ca/ways-to-give/donate-now/)

Our most sincere thanks to the Toronto Sick Kids Neuro-Oncology team members and Kingston General Hospital Pediatric Team.  Special thanks to the team at 5C, 8A, 8D at Sickkids and Radiology Team at Princess Margaret Hospital.  Thanks to the Canadian Forces College (CFC), Canadian Army Command & Staff College (CACSC) and Queen’s University for their tremendous support. Also many thanks to family and close friends who helped us in countless ways, during this difficult journey.