Madeleine Mallet

May 1, 2020

Our hearts are broken at the loss of our beloved wife, mother, grandmother and friend. Madeleine Catherine Mallet (nee Hebert) passed away peacefully at home with her loved ones by her side on Friday, May 1, 2020. She was born in Montreal on September 7, 1951 to Thomas (2005) and Emelie (Robichaud) (2007) Hebert. She married the love of her life Paul on August 7, 1971, in Amherstburg, Ontario, where they resided and raised their family. Madeleine is survived by her husband Paul-Emile, her sons Denis (Jennifer) and Richard (Tisa) and her grandchildren Brooke, Emelie, Eric, and Xavier. Sister of Emile (Marlene) Hebert. Sister-in-law to the late Jean-Eudes (Carmen), Emelienne Paquette (late Venance), Fernand (late Patsy), Rose-Marie Robichaud (late Andy), Simone Bertholotte (Robert), Francois (Juliette) Gilbert (Nora), the late Carmelle, and Christian (Flora). She will be missed dearly by many nieces, nephews, cousins and friends. Cremation has taken place. The family wishes to thank those that extended emotional support during Madeleine's illness. A celebration of her life will follow at a later date. Memorial tributes can be made to the Canadian Cancer Society (https://www.cancer.ca/en/?region=on) or to the Windsor Essex Therapeutic Riding Association. (https://wetra.ca/make-donation/). Madeleine's love for her family was consuming. All who knew her well knew her boundless love and the pride she had for her loyal husband of 48 years, Paul and her devoted sons Denis and Richard. She epitomized unconditional love to her family and she always found goodness in people. Her humble nature and generosity were felt by all, and she had only kind words for everyone. Her heart was always open to her daughters-in-law Tisa and Jennifer. Nevertheless, her heart truly belonged to her adoring grandchildren; Brooke, Emelie, Eric, and Xavier. She was always up for a school activity or sporting event where she could watch her grandchildren shine, or just a regular dinner at home where she could shoot the breeze and see their faces. She celebrated every one of their victories like they were her own. She was always ready to party or visit with friends especially her bff Jeanie. She loved to travel with her hubby and friends. She wanted to escape winter and spend time making memories in the sun. The difference that she made in our lives will remain with us always.