Guy Joseph Leon Lepage

It is with profound sadness yet immense gratitude for a life well lived that we announce the peaceful passing of Guy Joseph Leon Lepage, fondly known as Guy Lepage Sr. Born on May 15, 1932, in the close-knit community of St. Denis, Saskatchewan, Guy departed this world on March 4, 2026, at the age of 93. He breathed his last at Glengarda Hospice, surrounded by the deep love of his family, with his son by his side.

Guy was “supercharged” and fully alive. His life was a tapestry woven with dedication to his family, faith, and community. The son of Zenon and Rose (nee Denis) Lepage, Guy grew up in a household that valued kinship and community service.

He was predeceased by his beloved wife, Agnes Lepage, with whom he shared 63 years of marriage. Although Agnes left this world in 2015, she remained forever in Guy’s heart. He often reminisced about her yodelling and their children’s harmonious voices, cherished memories of long family trips.

Together, Guy and Agnes raised seven children: Marg (Daryl) Zoerb, Guy Jr., Ron (Venay) Lepage, Lorraine (Rick) Zerr, Lilly Sinoski (daughter-in-law), Rita (Garry) Rodgers, and Lucie (Kevin) Liesch. His legacy extends to 21 grandchildren, 25 great-grandchildren, and five great-great-grandchildren, each a testament to his enduring love and guidance.

He is survived by his siblings: Albertine Simonot, Gerard (Joan Braaten), Albert (Dolores Gosselin), Lucille (Wally Hyshka), Yvette (Armand) Gaudet, Marie-Rose (Raymond) Bussiere, Paul (Linda Wall) Lepage, Sylvianne (Harry Jonasson) Lepage, Monique Lepage, Nicole (Michel Gaudreau) Lepage, and Ella Norbert (sister-in-law), along with numerous nephews and nieces.

Guy was predeceased by his son Bernard (Bernie) Lepage, daughter-in-law Bernice Pebernat, parents Zenon and Rose (nee Denis), brothers Louis (Madeleine Cote-Lepage), Denis, and Marc, sister-in-law Anne-Marie Lepage, brother-in-law Marcel Simonot, and granddaughter-in-law Sandra Chmelnyk.

Guy's professional life was as varied as his interests. He served as superintendent of National Grain Elevators, worked as a real estate agent and car salesman, and pursued self-employment demonstrating his carpentry skills by building numerous homes on Vancouver Island with his family. His work reflected his dedication to hard work and commitment to creating a better life for those he loved.

A man of deep faith, Guy was a cherished member of St. Paul’s Co-Cathedral, where he drew inspiration from the wisdom of Father Penna. He was known for his compassion and love for all people, often extending a warm welcome to new Canadians. During his long walks he delighted in greeting mothers and the innocence of their children, often sharing a few cheerful “high fives.”

Guy's life will be celebrated at a Funeral Mass on March 10, 2026, at 11:00 a.m. at St. Joseph’s Roman Catholic Parish, 535 – 8th Street East, Saskatoon, SK.

In lieu of flowers, the family kindly requests donations to the St. Paul’s Co-Cathedral Building Fund, to the Hospice at Glengarda, or organizations that were close to his heart.

The family wishes to extend heartfelt gratitude to the staff and volunteers of Glengarda Hospice for their unwavering support and compassionate care. Special thanks to cousin Andree Lepage, Aunty Lucille for her immeasurable devotion and love, Aunty Yvette for her comforting “hot shaves,” and Aunty Albertine for her meaningful visits that left him peaceful and happy. Thanks also to Uncles Gerard and Johnny for their faithful companionship to Sunday Mass and various outings.

Guy Lepage Sr. was a man whose life was a testament to the power of love, faith, and family. His legacy will continue to inspire those who knew him, and his memory will forever be etched in the hearts of those he touched. 

We thank God for His love, which made Guy's life such a beautiful journey.