We Remember
DICKIE, Shannon
September 17, 2024 — January 1, 1970
Died suddenly on July 2nd surrounded by loved ones. Shannon was dearly loved by his wife Pam of 43 years, devoted dad of Juliana (Mike), Erin (Alexis), Lindsay (Steve). Cherished grandpa to grandchildren Reilly, London, Caden and Amelia. Shannon is survived by his siblings Shelley, Rob, Cindy and George. He will be forever missed by all his family and friends, including his furry four legged best-friend, Makwa. Shannon will be remembered for his passion for sports, his unbridled generosity to all, his endless optimism and entrepreneurial spirit. If so desired and as your expression of sympathy, a donation to http://www.rotaryflameshouse.ca/donors.php (an invaluable respite resource that supports his granddaughter, Reilly) or a charity of your choice would be appreciated. If you wish to send a condolence, post photos or share a memory, please scroll down the page to the area called “Share Your Condolences.”
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If so desired and as your expression of sympathy, a donation to http://www.rotaryflameshouse.ca/donors.php (an invaluable respite resource that supports his granddaughter, Reilly) or a charity of your choice would be appreciated. Link: http://www.rotaryflameshouse.ca/donors.php
Condolences
Pam, we were greatly shocked and saddened to hear of Shannon’s passing. Shannon was a man of calmness and graciousness. Pam I know how much Shannon cared for you, the girls and grandchildren. Shannon and I would have talks about life, business and kidding around about real estate investments at the Maples Restaurant over tea and coffee. I really miss those conversations!
Our sincere condolences go out to you and your family and friends.
God Bless
Dear Pam, Lindsay and family. We are so sad to hear of Shannon’s sudden passing. Our hearts go out to all of you for your loss. Please know you are in our thoughts during this very difficult time.
Pam;
We found a really lovely photo of you and Shannon together at Betty-Anne’s 60th Birthday party.
We are thing about you and the friend.
Take care
Ian and Betty-Anne
Dear Pam, my sympathy to you and your family on your loss. My thoughts are with you.
Valerie, a golfing friend from Tumblehome.
Hi Pam,
I’m so shocked and saddened to hear about Shannon! I’m sending healing hugs and hope that you will be able to take comfort in the good memories you shared and the beautiful family you raised. Much love from the old stomping ground around Sharbot Lake. Janina Fisher
To Pam, and all of you dear ones our hearts go out to you. Shannon was a wonderfully unique and special person. He dreamed dreams and always had a vision for great things. He never saw the glass half empty. He was passionate about life and his family. The world has lost a great one, but heaven is welcoming him home. love to you all Dennis & Lee Anne
Deepest sympathy to the family.
He will be missed but never forgotten.
Dear Pam and family
My heart is hurting for you all. Words can’t express the loss you must be feeling. I hope your wonderful memories of happy days with Shannon will comfort you.
Lindsay and Family, I was deeply saddened by the news of your dads passing. My heart felt condolences to you and your family. xoxo
So sorry to hear about Shannon,Pam..Thinking about you.You are in our prayers
Our heart-felt condolences to Shannon’s family at this most difficult time. Shannon and I were at the same high school together back in the 1960’s in Pembroke, Ontario and I remember him as always being on the go somewhere on his bicycle. Our daughter (Mandy) and Erin were good friends in high school also. God Bless you all in your time of grief and healing.
My sympathies to Shannon’s family…we enjoyed several years curling with Shannon on our team and experienced the same wonderful attributes noted in the obituary…he had such a positive effect on all of us….we also enjoyed a barbecue at Shannon’s lakefront home and again experienced his generosity …we will surely miss him greatly…jim
Pam… I so very sorry to hear this news.. of the untimely death of your dear husband Shannon.. My heart breaks for you.. at this time.. Please accept my heart-felt condolences.. and to your precious daughters and grand children.. I have informed our ol’ work-mates of this sad happening.. I talked to Marianne Hunter just now.. Blessings to you dear Pam… and for the whole family.. Jane
Pam , it is with great sadness that I learned of Shannon’s death .I am sending you lots of hugs .You and your family will be in my thoughts and prayers, Rachel
Dear Pam
My deepest sympathies for the passing of Shannon. He was always a delight to meet and work with, generous and appreciative of the work our staff did for him and always interested in such a wonderful variety of subjects. I will miss him and hope that you know that I am here for you if you need help. Regards Karen Simpson
Pam, Lindsay, Julie and Erin…Esther and I want to extend our sincerest sympathies in the loss of Shannie. I have many pleasant memories of visits with Shannie, Christmas Day at the Robertson’s when all the cousins and uncles and aunts would get together, playing hockey outdoors at the local school rink til my ears froze, just down from D’Arcy Street, Robbie in nets, usually on the coldest days in winter, but I always remember that it was always cold in Pembroke or so it seemed and me wanting to retreat to the warmth of their home, but those guys would insist on playing a few more minutes, I guess being from Ottawa I was soft, compared to the lads from up the river. I remember being invited to your winter carnivals and attending with Shannie, going to dances when we were younger ( a few visits to Mooreheads). Pam you and Shannie were always gracious hosts when Esther and I would come up and visit.
As long as we have these memories and cherish them in our hearts, Shannie will always be a part of us…… gone but not forgotten. Esther and I pray that God will be your strength and comfort in this your hour of need. Always in our prayers and thoughts.
Dear Pam and Family;
Please accept my sincere sympathies on the loss of your husband, father and grandfather. Many your many memories and love for each other bring you comfort and peace at this time. You are in my thoughts and prayers.
Pam,
There are no words to express the profound sadness of your loss. May you find strength, love and support from those nearest to you. The distance is too great to give you a hug but I have done so in my mind.
Dear Pam and Family,
We have wonderful memories of a great guy and businessman. He brought smiles to everyone. He had his office here at the Beamish House Corporate Centre for a number of years. We shared great memories and are very sorry for your loss. We have not been connected for a few years and didn’t know you had left the area.
Our condolences from all of Shannon’s friends at the Beamish House and E. A. Cromarty Architects.
My deepest sympathies. Shannon gave me my first real job. He was a joy to work for. Please give Erin a hug for me.
To the Dickie Family . . . I was saddened to read of Shannon’s sudden death in today’s Observer. I will always remember Shannon as someone who was so full of life . . .a true salesman! May the many memories that you cherish as a family, help to sustain you in the days ahead.
Our most sincere sympathy and condolences. May our Lord comfort and bless.
Dear Pam and Family,
My sincere condolences to you all. I met Shannon professionally and knew him to be a most sincere, generous and enthusiastic man. He clearly was one of the special ones! He clearly loved his family and had an abundance of zest for life!
My thoughts are with you all.
Martin Blaser
Pam, Lindsay, Juliana and Erin,
My deepes sympathies for your loss. He was such a wonderful uncle, always kind and welcoming to me. My prayers and thoughts are with you.
Very sorry to hear of Shannon’s passing.. Please know you are all in our thoughts at this time.
Pam, Bill & I will forever remember Shannon with great fondness. Our memories of all the great discussions and fun we had around our kitchen table or yours will will remain precious. Bill treasures all the mementos Shannon gave him. The pizzas, the BBQs – all the good times, we are so grateful that Shannon was a part of our lives. Bill & Linda
Pam , It was with great sadness that I heard about the passing of Shannon . As you know , you and I and Shannon went to school together and from that time till now I always held Shannon in high regard . He was a good man !
Most sincere condolences to yourself and your family . Also , to my friend Robbie who has lost a wonderful brother .
Dear Pam, Julie, Erin, and Lindsay. My deepest sympathies for your loss. Uncle Shanny always gave me great advice and guidance when I needed it, and he had a big impact on my life when he encouraged me to go to Western university which has opened many doors and opportunities for me. I’m very thankful for that, he will be missed. You are in our thoughts and prayers. God Bless, Rob
Dear Pam and family,
I am so sorry to hear of Shannon’s passing. Please accept my deepest condolences at this time of loss.
Linda
Shelley: My sincere condolences on the passing of Shannon. I think of you and your family every time I drive past the beautiful house on Mary Street. I trust your wonderful memories of that place and time will carry you through this troubling time. No matter how long the night, the sun will rise again tomorrow.
Dear Pam, we were very sorry to learn of your loss.
Dear Pam and family,
I, as everyone else, was shocked and saddened to hear about Shannon. He had remarkable exuberance, entrepreneurial spirit, and generosity that will be missed by all. You are in my thoughts and prayers.
Pam, Lindsay and Family: There is so little one can say at this difficult time. May the comfort of family and friends be your strength today and in the coming months. Thank goodness for the memories of Shannon that you can treasure. Tom and Judie Bryant
With our deepest sympathies and condolences to you Pam and your dear family. Please know you are all in our thoughts and prayers.
Sandy & Larry McLavish, Sonoma Pines, West Kelowna BC (yoga and golf friend)
Dear Pam
I was saddened to read of Shannon’s passing. We knew him as the curler in the big black hat.
Thinking of you and the family. April Welsh, fellow curler, RKCC.
Pam.
Stuart and I were saddened when heard of the passing of Shannon. Stuart remembers driving you in your father’s car the day you married. We remember his smile and laugh. Our hugs go out to you and your family.
Dear Pam and family
We share in your loss
Ed and George-Ann Jacyno
Pembroke
Pam and Family
Our deepest sympathy
Steve and Joanne Zubyck
Dear Pam, Lindsay, Juliana and Erin,
We’re so sorry for your loss. We pray that the Heavenly Father will give you peace and comfort during this difficult moment. God is with you and your family~
Jim & I send out our heartfelt condolences to you and your family. We were saddened to hear of the sudden loss of Shannon and have fond memories of our curling time with you both. Our deepest sympathy Pam.
So sad to hear this news. We will remember our neighbor, Shannon, the very friendly, energetic and enthusiastic entreprenuer who conquered the country life here on St. George’s Lake. His amazing consideration for the lucky people around him and his love and commitment to his family are an inspiration. You have our deepest sympathy Pam, Lindsay, Erin, Juliana and families.