Obituary of William Earl Lovelace

William Earl Lovelace December 3, 1997 - August 30, 2016 Visitation: Tuesday Sept 6, 2016 @ 1:00 pm M'Chigeeng Arena Celebration of life: Thursday Sept 8, 2016 @ 11:00 am M'Chigeeng Arena In loving memory of William Earl Lovelace who started his spirit journey on Tuesday Aug 30, 2016. William was an avid hockey player. Enjoyed golfing, fishing, hunting, and loved the outdoors. He was very athletic and achieved many awards and medals for his efforts with the sports he loved. He was always joking with his sisters and was always able to put a smile on their faces all the time, Randi Lynn and Hannah especially waking them up in the morning for school. William was always down to hang out with his big brother Travis, they would go golfing together, driving around, and goofing around. William was always putting smiles on faces of friends and people that he would meet. He loved to crack jokes, even when you were feeling down he was always there to cheer you up. William loved to spend time with his family, he will always be remembered for his helping hands and his kind manners. He will be sadly missed by his mother May Migwans, his father Aaron Lovelace, brother Travis Migwans, sisters Ashley Annett, Randi Lynn Lovelace and Hannah Hope Lovelace. A happy moment was the arrival of his niece Tianna Migwans Manitowabi. Will be missed by Uncle Cheyenne (Cecile), Douglas (Charlene) and Aunties Pearl (Howie), Julie (Gordon), Alfreda, Cecile, Martina (Gary), Jeanette (David), Pat, Lucy (Chuck) and Stephanie. Grandma Dorothy, and Auntie Shelba (Dave). Predeceased by Migwans grandparents and many Aunties and Uncles, Grandpa and Uncle (Lovelace). William will be remembered by many cousins, from M'Chigeeng, Wikwemikong, Manitowaning, Little Current, and Gore Bay. Visitation will be at M'Chigeeng Arena starting Tues Sept 6/16 @ 1pm. Celebration of life service will be on Thurs Sept 8/16 @ 11 am. Cremation to follow. Feast at Arena. Memorial donations may be made to the M'Chigeeng Minor Hockey as expressions of sympathy and may be made through www.simpsonfuneralhome.ca