Happy retirement doc! | The Journal of Quebec

It is December 30, 2021, and with great emotion, that the good Dr John Ross (photo) returned his lab coat after 45 years of practice as an obstetrician family doctor at the Family Medicine Group (GMF) of Sillery (formerly Sillery Medical Center). Dr. Ross will have contributed to more than 3,000 births and taken care of nearly 2,000 patients over the years. I wish him much happiness with his family and precious friends, as well as much pleasure in skiing and golf!

For a better future

Sandra Ferguson, Executive Director of the Sourdine Foundation would like to thank its Chairman of the Board of Directors, Martin Cousineau, for his exceptional complicity and generosity. President and CEO of the LOBE clinics network and following his 2-year mandate as chairman of the TELUS community investment committee, Martin Cousineau was able to make the Foundation benefit from a donation of $15,000. thanks to the TELUS Foundation for a better future. This money was paid to the organization to enable it to adapt and equip the classes in Pavilion B of the École oraliste de Québec for hearing-impaired or deaf children with technological equipment that is more than essential in these different times. Young people who have significant hearing and speech impairments therefore have access to state-of-the-art tools to continue their learning with ease and efficiency.

Who is feeling lucky ?

The Chevalerie Passion Foundation, which has offered a therapeutic horse riding and hippotherapy program for young autistics since 2005, is back in 2022 with its annual draw for a cellar of 90 bottles and five other secondary prizes (bottles of wine) totaling a value of $5000. The draws for the fundraising activity will take place on Friday, March 18, 2022 at the offices of Dolbec International. The cost of the ticket is $50. To purchase tickets, contact Jean Chaumette, from Activin, at 418 570-1403 or by email: [email protected].

In memory

January 19, 2017. Françoise David (photo), former president of the Fédération des femmes du Québec and later Member of Parliament for Québec solidaire in the riding of Gouin since 2012, resigned for health reasons.

Birthdays

Marcus Villeneuve (photo), hairdresser of the stars of Quebec, 33 years old… Luc Ouellet, partner, at the National Public Relations Office of Quebec, 63 years old… Daniel
Daigneault, artistic columnist… José Gaudet, Quebec radio-television host, 52 years old… Sylvain Cote, ex-défenseur LNH (1984-2002) Whalers, Capitals, Maple Leafs, Blackhawks, Stars) 56 ans… Richard Legendre, former executive vice-president of the Montreal Impact, associate professor at HEC Montreal, 69 years old… Alain Simard, founder of the Francofolies de Montréal and president of L’Équipe Spectra, 72… Dolly Parton, singer and actress, 76 years old.

missing

January 19, 2021: Don Sutton (pictured), 75, pitcher and Baseball Hall of Famer who spent 22 years with the Los Angeles Dodgers… 2019: Tony Mendez, 78, ex-CIA agent behind an ingenious operation to rescue American diplomats in Iran in 1980 and which inspired the Oscar-winning film Argo… 2018 : Bishop Maurice Couture, 91, Titular Archbishop of Quebec from April 1990 to December 2002… 2018: Red Fisher, 91, a true legend of sports journalism… 2017: Loalwa Braz Vieira, 63, Brazilian singer performer of the world hit The Lambada… 2016 : Claude Ulysse Lefebvre, 86 years old, Mayor of the City of Laval from 1981 to 1989… 2015: Michael Guimond, 61, Bloc Québécois MP from 1993 to 2011 and Chief of Staff to the Leader of the Opposition at Quebec City Hall… 2014: Yvan Miville-Des Chenes, 67, aviation specialist and air traffic controller at the Quebec airport for 30 years… 2013: Frederic Picard, 73 years old, founder of Equipements F. Picard, Quebec refrigeration… 2013: Earl Weaver, 82, member of the Baseball Hall of Fame… 2013: Stan Musial, 92, one of the greatest players in major league history… 2008: Luigi Sgobba, 79, co-founder of the restaurant Le Continental in Quebec… 2005: Serge St-Hilaire, news editor, head of the arts and entertainment section at Quebec newspaper… 2003 : Francoise Giroux, 86, Quebec journalist.

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