Gerard Joseph Ferron, born June 12, 1944 to Marion Poirier and Leven Ferron, in St. John, New Brunswick, passed away peacefully on January 23, 2025, at Cowichan District Hospital at age 80.
A former merchant marine and offset pressman, he later worked in government administration until retirement in 2008.
Pre-deceased by his common law partner Andrew Cotton and 12 siblings, he is survived by his ex-wife Linda, children Collette and Scott, and grandchildren Jaeda and Tristan.
Known for his positivity and mentorship, Gerry enjoyed Canasta, world cruises, and family time.
A celebration of life will be announced.
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6 Comments To "Gerard Joseph Ferron"
#1 Comment By Tara Brown On January 27, 2025 @ 12:24 pm
Passing can be so different for each person. I hope you all have room to grieve in your own unique ways and that only your memories that bring you joy strength and peace remains with you in this time. ❤️
#2 Comment By Jean-Guy and Shirley Tremblay On January 27, 2025 @ 1:40 pm
Do not let your hearts be troubled, you beleive in God; beleive also in me. “I am the Resurection and the Life, anyone who beleives in me will live even after dying” says the Lord. Our hearts are with you in these trying moments.
#3 Comment By Yacit Dampo On January 27, 2025 @ 1:47 pm
May your gentle soul continue to rest in peace with the Lord till the resurrection morning. Go well Gerry!
#4 Comment By Yvonne Borrows On January 27, 2025 @ 8:46 pm
Our prayers are with you, Collette and Scott, Linda Tristan and Jaeda, may you each find peace as you grieve this loss.
#5 Comment By Doug and Sue On January 27, 2025 @ 9:45 pm
We are sorry to hear of Gerry’s passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with your family.
#6 Comment By Denno On February 3, 2025 @ 4:02 pm
Never got to meet you but I saw how Collette’s eyes lit up when she spoke about her dad. I’m happy for her because she got to spend time and really bound with him and celebrate the holidays. Rest well Gerry, your family will continue to celebrate your impact on them.