My sincere condolences to all of Louise's siblings and their families. 
 Louise was a truly wonderful friend who was always willing to help anyone in any way she could.  I am shocked at her sudden passing.  The world is suffering a great loss.  Rest in peace my dear friend.  Joan Last

Rose/Mike , Albert and family
So sorry to hear of Louise’s passing . I was fortunate to have her teach me in grade four . She was so patient and kind hearted. Thoughts are with you all 
Susan Culligan(Conrad)

Louise was a wonderful neighbour.  A kind and thoughtful woman.  I admired her.  My warmest wishes to all.

We were saddened to read of Miss Chaisson’s death.  Our son Neil had an enjoyable and growing year with her as a grade 3 student in a combined Grade 2/3  in the late 90’s.  She gave the grade 3’s a lot of freedom and responsibility which were much appreciated. May her family know God’s peace and comfort.   Valerie, Roderick and Neil Macdonald.

Dear Chiasson Family,
My sincere condolences on the passing of Louise. 
Cousin Andre a Leo Chiasson
Singapore

My sincerest condolences to the Chaisson Family. I am writing this as Louise’s funeral Mass is taking place and am praying for her and all of you. She was a beautiful soul and a well-respected teacher and woman. May God bless you all with his comfort and peace and grant Louise a fitting place in his heavenly home.

So sorry to learn about the loss of Louise. Throughout her years of teaching, I know that she had a positive impact on the many students who passed through her classroom.  May all of your cherished  memories of her, help you through the days ahead.  To all of the Chiasson family , you are in my thoughts and prayers. 



Rose, Mike and Family, so sorry for the loss of your sister, such a lovely person.  She'll have a place in  Heaven for sure...
   Barbara Strangward
             

I was lucky enough to have taught with Louise at St. Stephen’s Annex for the first and best 10 years of my teaching career. She was very well loved and respected by both students and staff. My memories of staff socials, pot lucks and gatherings at Barb Shea’s with Louise will remain always in my heart.  I felt a special connection to Louise, since I knew Louis from High School and his love, Madelane , since Primary. 
Unfortunately I will not be able to attend the visitation or funeral since I have Covid 19 and am isolating. 
I send my heartfelt condolences to the entire family at this time of loss. God bless you and keep you. 


To The Chaisson Family, 
So sorry to read of Louise's passing. She was a very quiet,calm, sweet person. I enjoyed our talks whether at school or  bowling (St. Theresa's  Thursday night League).
Treasure your Memories!
Thinking of all of you...my heartfelt sympathy.


My thoughts and prayers are with all of you.May the many happy memories you have help you at this time and in the future.
May she Rest In Peace.
Eleanor and family

Cliff and I were so sorry for your loss. Louise was a great gal. Enjoyed bowling with her and going to the banquet sitting together and even getting up for a dance or 2. Getting caught up with family members, weddings, and new babies upon arrival and enjoyed our chats as well. 
Love Bertha and Cliff ❤️ 🌷

To Linda  and Paul and Chiasson family members. So sorry to hear about your loss.  Louise and I went through high-school together and were someone close at that time. I remember that she was very smart, studious, calm and easy going. Throughout the years she was one of my high-school buddies I often thought about. I had no idea that you were her sister. I'm sure she will be very much missed.  

I am so sorry to hear about Louise’s passing. We go back so many years. I originally met Louie’s in Sorority. After a number of years there were a number of us who left Sorority and decided that we would get together for at that time was appetizers and a game of remoli. Then appetizers turned into a dinner together. We had so much fun. But as time moves on one of our friends Leslie Edwards moved to Vancouver. Then one of dear friends Sharon Grandy passed and Louise and I went to the funeral together. We always got together when Leslie came home from Vancouver. Would run into her at Sobeys and catch up on what was going on. Always looked forward to our yearly Christmas cards.
My condolences to your family on the loss of Louise, such a kind and family oriented person.

Dear, sweet Louise. It is with great sadness and a rock of pain in my heart that you have left us. You were a dear friend. We were colleagues as teachers, but I got to know you much better in retirement. We spent so much time sharing stories, and laughing. You were a stubborn one, but as you said to me one day (and I found it quite ironic) ‘Marsha, you are determined to do things on your own terms.’
I was always amazed at your ability to remember names. We would sit and think, and you would always come up with the answer. Must have been years of practice keeping track of all those nieces and nephews!
I will miss you at Wednesday coffee. I will miss you in my life! Rest in peace.



My heartfelt condolences to the Chiasson family on the passing of Sweet Louise. I always enjoyed our chats throughout the years.
Rest In Heavenly Peace Louise

Sharon Hartnett

Sorry to hear this sad news.  Louise and I were born one day apart and grew up in the same neighbourhood.
Rest in  peace my friend.


Our condolences to you Linda and Paul Pottie on your loss.  Our thoughts and prayers are with you.


So sorry to hear about the passing of your sister. Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this very sad time. God Bless to all of you

So sorry to hear of the loss of your sister Louise .My deepest sympathy to all your family . I know that Louise was a devout Catholic . May  God grant you courage to see you through this difficult  time with the wonderful faith your whole family has .You are in my prayers and thoughts . 
Marlene (Knox) Isenor 

Linda, so sorry to hear of Louise's passing.  Louise was a wonderful lady, she was funny, always had a smile on her face when you saw her and a great sense of humour.  You are in our thoughts and prayers.

Cathe & Len Little

Ms. Chaisson taught me in grade 1 at St. Stephens in 1968.   She was a lovely teacher.  RIP Ms. Chaisson

Sharon (Bastie) Scattolon

So very sorry for your families loss.  Lovely lady.  I learned how to play the ukulele from Ms. Chaisson.

I remember her from my student days at the Annex. I did not have the pleasure of being one of her students but I she was well liked by her students. My deepest sympathy on her passing. 

Miss Chaisson taught me at St Stephen's School in the early 70's. 
She was a sweet lady.
I am so sorry to hear of her passing. 

Kathy Hoar

Ms. Chaisson was my second grade teacher. She was a lovely yet no-nonsense lady who, despite all of our mischief, managed to keep a clear head and laugh at our antics when she thought no one was watching. I remember her fondly, from when she bought us all popsicles on a hot field trip to her caring and thoughtful approach to each and every one of her students. I will certainly miss her and the light she brought to all the people that encountered her throughout her life. 

Linda, so sorry for your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family in the difficult days ahead.

OBITUARY

Louise Catherine Ann Chiasson

28 September, 1946 – 26 September, 2022

Cruikshank's Halifax Funeral Home

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