Mitchell Mousseau

Mitch...like a brother..my cousin..i love you..safe with the angels now..you too are and always have been an angel on Earth...see you again one day.! Xxoo peace and love to your hearts! ~ Ambyr

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You will be missed brother!

  I have good memories of us eating ice cream cake and bible study, my thoughts and prayers go out to the family.

~ Vince

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I am so sorry to hear this.  RIP Mitchell.  I hope you finally found the peace you always wanted.  

~ Eryn

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I want to express my sincere condolences to the Mousseau family.        Mitchell is my cousin and he will be sadly missed by his family , my family and all who knew him . We should celebrate Mitchell's life and not focus on his passing. I know that Mitchell believed in God and so do I and I know that he is in God's care now.  I believe  very firmly that our spirit lives on after our passing. We should not be sad for Mitchell , as he is in Heaven , Paradise and is probably anxious to start the journey in his next stage of life.                        It is us , the ones left behind that hurt and grieve , not the ones that move on.                             Cherish all the events and memories that you may have shared with Mitchell and hold them close to your heart.            The ones we have lost , may not be with us physically but will be forever with us spiritually in our hearts and souls.  You will be sadly missed by all who knew you Mitchell , God Bless You.  All my love , my heart goes out to family and friends of Mitchell , he will forever be remembered. 

I will sadly miss you Mitchell .                                  Sincerely                        Gary Wangen - cousin        Michelle  - spouse 

~ Gary Wangen

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Until we meet again Mitchell, you will be forever missed and I will love you forever.

~ Michelle

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I knew Mitch from elementary school in Sunshine hills. I haven’t seen him for over 35 years. God brought him to mind about 4-6 months ago. No idea why, but I felt inclined to pray for him and reach out to him.  I sadly never actually reached out to him but God just brought him to mind again today, and I was so sad to see that he has passed but so encouraged after reading the posts here. May you rest in His arms of comfort and peace buddy. Be at rest. 

~ Vic

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Gosh, I just found out about Mitch's passing today.  This is months later after his death and I'm sorry my immediate family didnt tell me about his passing.  But, sometimes this happens, especially living 3000 miles from you y'all.  

I remember Mitch and his family joining us every Sunday to eat a turkey dinner  at out grandparent's house on Lloyd Street, here in St Boniface.  Those were the most joyous days of my youth and I have many happy memories of those afternoons.  Back then, we were as close as families could be.  

My deepest condolences go out to Michael, Michelle, and to my aunt Shirley and my uncle Roger. 

I know Mitch is resting peacefully.  And I believe peace is what he always strived for.

Until we meet again little cuz, and with all my love,  

Linda

~ Linda Mousseau

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Mitchell, today is the anniversary of the day we lost you

Your Memory is a keepsake from which we'll never part

God has you in His keeping

We have you in our hearts.

We miss you, Mitchell

All Our Love,

~ Mom, Dad, Michael, and Michelle

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December 20, 2024,

Dearest Mitchell,

It has been three years since you left us to walk into God’s Kingdom, and not a day goes by that we don’t feel the emptiness of your absence. We miss you more than words can express. The moments we shared—our daily Bible readings, our peaceful walks in the forest, the warmth of family visits, and, of course, your funny stories that always had us laughing—are treasured memories we hold close.

Though you are no longer physically with us, you are always in our hearts and minds. We feel your spirit with us in everything we do. Your kindness, your sense of humor, and your love continue to inspire us daily.

~ Mom, Dad, Michael and Michelle

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Today, the world feels a little quieter, the light a little different. Three years have passed since we had to say goodbye, Mitchell, yet the space you filled in our family remains just as vibrant, just as real. We feel your absence every single day, in the big moments and the small, quiet ones.

We wanted to send you all our love today, Mitchell.   We miss your laugh, your smile, the way you could narrate and embellish an event that had us in stitches, tackle a project or help out whenever you could.  Michael and Michelle often mention memories of phone calls or things you did together.  Dad doesn’t say much but we can feel his hurt.  I miss our 7:00 pm Bible Readings.  We talk about you often, keeping your spirit alive in our stories and in our hearts.  Michael, Michelle and I visited William and Sarah at Guildford Mall a couple of weeks ago and William mentioned that it was at the food fair that he last saw you.  We miss you more than words can say.

I imagine you in God’s Kingdom, in a freedom more complete than anything this world could offer, surrounded by a love that is perfect and whole.  In my mind, it’s a picture of light that never fades, where every shadow of fear and pain has vanished forever.

We hope you are at peace, and that you can feel the immense, unending love that surrounds you still. You are forever a part of us, woven into the fabric of our family. Not a day goes by that you are not loved, remembered, and cherished.

When you left this world, a piece of each of us went with you, but you left your extraordinary spirit here with us. 

As usual, Xmas Eve Dinner is at Michelle and Scott’s place and although you can’t be there physically, I will carry you in the heart around my neck for the family gathering so that we can feel your spiritual presence.  I'm so thankful that Michelle has taken on the family dinners.

Until we meet again, Son, hold our love tight. The family is sending love and hugs to you on every breeze and with every thought.

We love you, Mitchell,

Dad, Mom, Michael, Michelle, William and Sarah

XOXOX

~ Mom

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