Walter Joseph "Joecan" Quintal

Obituary

It is with heavy hearts that the family of Walter Joseph “Joecan” Quintal of Lac La Biche, AB announces his passing on Wednesday, March 31, 2021 at the age of 81 years.

Walter is survived by his loving wife: Bertha Cardinal; children: Alvin Quintal, Joyce Quintal, Chuck (Jenny) Quintal, Sonia Quintal; mother of his children: Irene Lavallee; grandchildren: Derek Kreutzer, Wesley Quintal, Jenny Rideout, Shealyn McGale, Evan Quintal, Ricky Quintal, Jarred Quintal, Gabriel Quintal; great grandchildren: Jaden Pearson, Kaylee Flemming, Knox Kreutzer, Nayeli Kreutzer; stepchildren: Tammy Cardinal, Jach Cardinal, Marcia Harris; step grandchildren: Keenan Cardinal, Briden Cardinal, Draven Cardinal, Nathanial Major, Shayla Rae Major, Coral-lee Major, Shylit-Rae Cardinal, Seanna Cardinal, Anisha Cardinal, Jach Jr. Cardinal, Keeven Cardinal, Samantha Cardinal, Gabrielle Cardinal, Ethan Cardinal; brothers: Pat Quintal, Larry Gladue; sister: Delia Quintal.

Walter is predeceased by his mom: Adeline (Quintal) Gladue; dad: Isidore Quintal; stepdad: Jerome “Slim” Gladue; son: Rick Quintal; stepson: Lenny Cardinal; Stepdaughter: Carla Cardinal; brothers: Jimmy Quintal, Eugene Quintal, Sybil Quintal, Archie Quintal, Alfred Gladue, Mike (Mugler) Quintal; sisters: Sarah Tremblay, Lucy Gladue, Annie Desjarlais.

Pallbearers: Harvey Boucher, Dennis Cardinal, Dewy Cardinal, Emile Jr. Cardinal, Derek Kreutzer, Wesley Quintal.

Public Viewing: Tuesday, April 6, 2021 from 4 pm to 7 pm at Mission View Funeral Chapel in Lac La Biche, AB.

Public Viewing: Wednesday, April 7, 2021 from 9 am to 11 am at Mission View Funeral Chapel in Lac La Biche, AB.

Private Family Funeral Service: Wednesday, April 7, 2021 at 11 am at Mission View Funeral Chapel in Lac La Biche, AB with Father Aureus Manjares Officiating.

Final Resting Place: Our Lady of the Snow Cemetery in Big Bay, Alberta.

A live stream of this funeral service will be available on our Facebook page.

Due to Covid-19 restrictions, we will be limiting the number of people in our chapel at any given time to 20 and ask that all attendees wear a mask.