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Learning KevinLEARNING, Kevin J., SR., -  1932 – 2021  Our family is saddened to announce the passing of Kevin J. Learning, Sr. on Friday, March 12th.

Kevin is survived by his wife of 50 years, Pauline; brother, Patrick and family; McCarthy siblings, White siblings, Kevin's 8 living children, 11 grandchildren, 13 great-grandchildren, his very close friends and relatives, nieces, nephews, cousins and in-laws, the Carbonneaus, the Reddys, the Whiteway/Kings, the Whelan/Stewarts, the Robbins, the Butts/Dwyers, the Princes, the Hiscocks, the Campbells, the Sawlers, the Devereauxs, and the Gibsons.

Kevin was predeceased by both his adoptive and biological parents; adopted sister, Margaret; first wife Frances; one son Peter; great-granddaughter Aleigha; sister-in-law Betty; mother-in-law Simonne; brother-in-law Clermont; sister-in-law Claire; as well as his best friends Frank "Muk" Whelan and Wallace "Wally" Robbins.

Dad was a very strong man, very knowledgeable, friendly, a friend to many, funny, the life of the party, most favorite Poppa, adventurer and traveller, Reverend, truck driver, boxer and entrepreneur. He was very proud to be a Veteran of the Korean War. Dad's presence is greatly missed by everyone who had the privilege of knowing him.

Dad was loving and so much fun that there was never a dull moment when he was around.

He loved hugs and a good conversation or debate.

He loved telling stories of history, the books he was currently reading and stories about his life experiences. Most importantly, his family meant everything to him.

A special thanks to Rena and the McCarthy family, to Captain John Legge (Ret'd) and Major Mark Bossi (Ret'd), Vanessa, Ricky, Randy, Claudia, as well as all of the personnel at the Royal Canadian Legion.

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