John H. Duchemin, age 75 passed away October 16, 2007 surrounded by loved ones. He is survived by his wife of 14 years, Lorraine; sons, John Leslie and David Marylou; grandchildren, Kristin, Scott and Sara; great-grandchildren, Terrance, Raymond, Miguel and Adrian; sisters, JoAnne and Betty; brother, Lomond Brown Duchemin “Brownie” and numerous nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his first wife, Emma Marie Duchemin in 1991. We love you and will miss you very much. A celebration of his life will be held on Saturday, October 20, 2007 at 12:30 pm at BONNEY-WATSON Washington Memorial, 16445 International Blvd., SeaTac, WA 206 242-1787. In lieu of flowers, the family prefers memorial contributions be made to Providence Hospice of Seattle Foundation, 425 Pontius Ave. N, Ste. 300, Seattle, WA 98109.
John Harry Duchemin
November 29, 1931 - October 16, 2007
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WAS SORRY TO HEAR ABOUT MY COUSIN JOHN. KNEW HE LIVED IN SEATTLE BUT HE NEVER CALLED ME BACK. MY SISTER SENT ME HIS OBIT. I LIVED OUT HERE SINCE 1970. E-MAIL IF YOU CARE TO.
We got to know John when he married Lorraine.John said to me that their was something about me that he liked and we have been friends ever since matter of fact he called me his brother.I spoke to him just about 2 weeks before he died and he just was a real friend always interested in what we were doing and how the rest of our family was doing.He also said that he prayed for us and that we will miss him very much. Our sympathy goes out to his dear wife Lorraine and the rest of the family.
Love and prayers Milt.& Helen
John has been one of my heroes and mentors for many years. He welcomed my family into his neighborhood in 1977. He showed kindness at every turn, always made time when I needed help, and on the rare occcasions where I could reciprocate, he expressed genuine thanks. He taught me the benefits of being a giver, and I think, passed this along to many. He loved his family fiercely and was a proud father and husband. He knew right from wrong, and made peace with God long ago. In the hospital, when Pastor Lee recited Psalm 23, John closed his eyes to enjoy the text, and spoke every word from memory. We will truly miss this neighbor, Christian brother, and friend.