Rest Peacefully Gaetan.

GGone but not forgotten had some fabulous times together hope your having a wee Gin up there....

RIP Gage. Lots of fond memories of fishing, hunting, and drinking together.

I met Gage when he and my brothers Garry and Raymond Cornelius hung around together. One Saturday morning Ray and Gage came to my parents place after a night of celebration ahem.

Raymond asked me to make them breakfast and so I did. I was in a pepper stage where I loved pepper on everything, still do. Needless to say the eggs were covered in pepper, not a lot of white showing. My brother was used to this so he just went after his breakfast. Gage did too but there was a bit of coughing while doing so. He never complained and just thanked me for making them breakfast. I might have been 16 at that time. In later years when we got together through FB we would chuckle about it.

He was indeed a lovely and kind man. I will miss him dearly.

Went to school with Gage, homeroom for one or two years. He was a jovial guy, always smiling, mischief always on his mind. Later would run into him at his Robins stores, Later when we moved back to Wpg we would talk on the phone as we both had mobility issues. He knew where the good food is in Wpg, one tip was Vern's pizza on McPhillips. Wanted to go visit him at his apartment, was invited to drop in, then he got sick, sad news. He lived a full life that's for sure. I do know he had an opinion, that is always admirable. RIP Gage a good guy.

I worked with Gage on the Thor, a huge crane barge invthe north sea.It was my first trip offshore,an alien world.Gage taught me how to stay alive and how to run diving saturation systems.He was very good at his work and a good friend.My career owes much to his knowledge RIP Gage my friend

So sorry to hear this. Although we were in Dryden High School at the same time, I didn't get to know him then. A few years ago, I acquired my late-in-life passion, scuba diving. We became FaceBook friends and he gave me advice and suggestions and shared amazing stories of his commercial diving career.

I always planned to meet him for coffee when in Winnipeg, but never managed to do it.

So sorry for your loss, he will be missed by many ❤️🙏🏻 My favourite memory was his sense of humour, especially when he tricked me into believing he had a big shark bite scar! Rest easy now Gage

Glad to have known and worked with Gage, excellent diver and friend, RIP Gauge

Sincere condolences to All the family. And friends ❤️‍🩹 Thinking of you with love at this most difficult time

RIP Gage ❤️

Donna, Richard and Jared Thibodeau ❤️

RIP Gage