We Remember

LEFEBVRE, Conrad
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September 14, 1952 – July 16, 2021
Joseph Jean Conrad Lefebvre passed away peacefully on July 16, 2021, in Kelowna, British Columbia with his family at his side. He is survived by his loving partner, Wendy McNeil; Wendy’s children John, Kimberly and Theresa; Conrad’s three daughters Sarah Lefebvre (Ramsay), Heather Lefebvre (Matthew) and Laura Kumpf (Brian); his six grandchildren Maven, Hattie, Leo, August, Hugh and Harlow; his siblings Denise Hinatsu (Chester), Diane Mayer and Anita Racicot; and a big extended family who he cherished.
Conrad was born on September 14, 1952, in Timmins, Ontario to Clemence and Jules Lefebvre and was the youngest brother of Denise, Diane, Anita and Rene Lefebvre. Conrad had an enormous heart and a great sense of humour. From a young age, he loved animals and throughout his life owned farms and raised horses, a passion he passed onto his children and grandchildren. When in Canada, Conrad enjoyed spending his time hunting in the mountains or out on the ocean fishing. In his retirement, he spent most of his time in Mazatlan surrounded by great friends. Throughout his life, he had successful careers in development, mining, the oil and gas industry, forestry and farming. He founded the Interior Heavy Equipment Operator School in the Okanagan and was instrumental in creating an apprenticeship for the trade. Always onto the next adventure, Conrad and Wendy explored the west coast on the Union Jack and travelled throughout North America and Mexico. Always by his side, Wendy was the light of his life.
It is with heavy hearts that his family announce his passing. Above all, they are grateful for the impact he has had on each of their lives.
In lieu of flowers, Conrad’s family kindly asks that donations are made to BC Cancer.
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It is with great sadness I send my deepest condolences dear friend. My heart breaks for you Wendy and your family.
Diane
Miss the good times from Lenoies hotel to the moose hunt with the boys.we had a great bunch and stories that us boys will never forget. My only brother in law and good friend. Rick and Cindy Gutcher 🌴
I am Conrad’s first cousin. My dad & his mom were brother & sister
My deepest sympathy to Conrad’s family in his passing. I have not seen him for years but his picture & smile say it all about his life!!! I have reconnected with Denise & caught up on the family & am so glad to have done so. We are thinking of you during this very difficult time. Take care!! Vicky & Glenn Hart
A picture of a bunch of us in happier times in Mazatlan. Rest In Peace dear Conrad. Love Brian and Audrey.
I knew Conrad for most of my life. We went out west together in 1975 and we kept in touch all of these years. I have many fond memories of the great times we had. My condolences to Wendy and all of Conrad’s family. He was a big man with even a bigger heart. R.I.P Con
In this somber and sad situation, I wish to offer my condolence to his family and friends. I also want to wish Conrad the best in his next journey
I am very sorry for your loss and wish your family strength during this difficult time.
Tracy Gray, Member of Parliament, Kelowna – Lake Country