In Loving Memory of Rachel Corine Labbé
Rachel Corine (Dupuis) Labbé
Born January 14, 1947 – Passed November 3, 2025

It is with deep sadness that we announce the passing of Rachel Corine Labbé in her 78th year. She will be lovingly remembered and dearly missed by her devoted husband of 58 years, Michel Labbé, and her daughter Sheila Adams (Brad Adams). Rachel was predeceased by her precious son, Tobb Labbé, whose memory she carried tenderly in her heart.
Rachel’s greatest joy was her family. She loved her grandchildren unconditionally: Shane (Ally), Tanner (Janie), River (Dylan), Kailey, and Ethan (Tianna). She was a cherished great‑grandmother to Sawyer, Zeke, Christina, Zade, Zackery, Zora, and Noah, each of whom brought her immense pride and happiness.
Rachel will also be lovingly remembered by her sisters Jo‑Ann, Marlene, and Peggy, and is predeceased by her sisters Linda, Suzie, and Dianne. She will be fondly remembered by many sisters‑in‑law, brothers‑in‑law, aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces, nephews, extended family members, and friends.
Rachel enjoyed her years teaching special needs students at Crossing All Bridges, where she touched many lives with her compassion and dedication. In her retirement, she found great joy providing respite and spending time with Nancy Sayles. An entrepreneur at heart, Rachel started a cleaning business in Brantford, Ontario, where her hard work and vision earned her an Entrepreneur Award.
At Rachel’s request, cremation has taken place. A celebration of life will follow in the spring, where family and friends will gather to honor her memory.
Rachel’s legacy is one of love, kindness, and devotion to her family and community. Her presence will be profoundly missed, but her spirit will live on in the hearts of all who knew her.
A special thank you to all the volunteers and medical staff at Stedman Community Hospice.
For those wishing to contribute, donations in Rachel’s memory can be made to Stedman Community Hospice or Pancreatic Cancer Canada




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