Patricia Vienneau (Hachey) passed away peacefully at Seven Oaks Long-Term Care Home after lengthy illnesses. She is survived by her daughter Cindy (Cynthia) Vienneau and her beloved grandson Matthew Vienneau. Patricia was the daughter of the late Isidore Hachey and the late Brigitte (Albert) (Hachey) Boudreau.

Patricia was from a large blended family of 22, including Claudette Cunningham (Donald), Carmel Thibodeau (Donald), Noëlla Trainor (Robert), Camille Hachey, Peter-Paul Hachey (Lyn), Géralda Hachey, Joanne Tower (Gary), Colombe Boudreau (Barb), Vernon Boudreau, Lucie Sollazzo (Jerry), Margaret-May Noël (Tim), Rosemarie Boudreau (Albénie), Annabelle Gauvin (Yvon), Marie-Rita Roy (Daniel), Claudette Guitard (Raymond) Anita Aubé (Reno), Henri Boudreau (Lorraine), Clifford Boudreau (Kathleen) and Roger Boudreau (Gisele), Ernest Boudreau (Anne-Marie), and Blanche O’Connel (Allie).
Note: for simplicity with her large family it hasn’t been noted who has survived Patricia, or not.

She was very close with her stepson Blair Robert, his wife Anne Marie and their daughters Carolyn and Emma, and her dearest sisters-in-law on the Vienneau side of the family Millie O’Neil and Jeannette Vienneau.

‘Aunt Pat’ had a special place in many hearts with extended family in the Greater Toronto Area, Robert Thibodeau, Deborah Thibodeau (Andrew), Mackenzie Williams, Elaine Saunders, Sean Saunders (Ashleigh), Brady Saunders (Aliyah) Kaylee Saunders, Ron Vienneau (Rose), Ed Vienneau (Carole), Dianne Richard, in London, Christopher Sollazzo, in Calgary Tina Sollazzo (Ted), in Halifax, Beverly Trainor, in New Brunswick Rickie Hachey (Sherry), Jason Hachey (Bernice), Tracy Hachey (Michel), Rodney (Sophie), Jennifer Tower (Michel), Jonathan Tower (Anouk), in BC Sandra Trainor (Evan), in Bermuda, Claudia Jensen (Keith), and in Montreal Johnny O’Neil (Claire), Linnea O’Neil and Bobby O’Neil. There were many more family members across Canada and close family friends that she was Aunt Pat too as well.


‘In lieu of flowers’ please consider donating to the Canadian Cancer Society. As a 30+ year cancer survivor who never had a reoccurrence that should be encouragement for everyone facing cancer’s challenges.