Gisele St. Cyr

St. Cyr, Gisele Celine age 71 of Ponteix, Saskatchewan, passed away on February 21, 2025 at the Regina General Hospital.  The memorial mass was held at 11:00 a.m. on February 28, 2025, from the Notre Dame d’Auvergne Roman Catholic Church with Father Jules Adator officiating.  The organist was Daniel Roberge.  The eulogist was Gilles Stringer, and readers were Sheila Larochelle, Micheline Cloutier, and Colette Chabot.  Ushers were Jeremy Neufeld and Denis Rouillet.

Gisele is survived by her loving husband Raymond; daughters: Cindy (Chris) Stuart, Lisa (Stacy) Perkins; son Ryan (Ali) St. Cyr; grandchildren: Raelyn Stuart, Josh Stuart, Teagan Perkins, Jaedon Perkins, Kaelen Perkins, Summer St. Cyr, Grayson St. Cyr, and Kypton St. Cyr.  Brothers: Guy (Trudy) Stringer, Gilles (Roxanne) Stringer, and Ray (Michelle) Stringer; sisters: Paulette Larochelle, Denise (Larry) Harding; sister-in-law Janet Stringer; and many loved nieces and nephews.

She was predeceased by her father Emile Stringer, mother Alice (Omer) Cyrenne; brother Joe Stringer; father-in-law Robert St. Cyr; mother-in-law Anna St. Cyr; paternal and maternal grandparents.

Gisele was born in Ponteix, Saskatchewan on June 30, 1953, and attended school in Ponteix.  On September 16, 1972 she married the love of her life, Raymond St. Cyr, in Ponteix.

Gisele was employed at the Foyer St. Joseph, which she dedicated 40 years to.  She pursed her dream in 1993 of opening Kate’s restaurant, and finally able to retire from everyone’s favorite Splitter’s in 2024.

Gisele, better known as Cater, was a pillar of her community, always wanting to support and contribute to all organizations.  She was a member of many boards, and still remained on the Ambulance Board, and the CWL.  Gisele took immense pride in her family, devoting countless hours driving her children to their sporting activities, and sewing Halloween, skating, and dancing costumes, and even matching sibling outfits.  Even though Gisele was devoted to serving her community at Splitters, she always dropped everything to be there for her family and friends.  She loved spending any free moment with them, particularly her grandchildren.  Cater’s absolute favorite was having family and friends over for games, drinks, and of course no one left with an empty stomach.

She also loved reading, always trying new recipes for her family to test, all would be envious of her large library of recipe books that her family got to enjoy.  Her family will miss her homemade cinnamon buns as they were a frequent request from her children and grandchildren.  Cater was known for her unwavering faith, kindness, and deep compassion for others.  Her warm and caring nature touched everyone who knew her.  

In memory of Gisele, donations to the Foyer St. Joseph, or to the Ponteix and District Road Ambulance Non-Profit Corp.

Arrangements entrusted to Warren’s Funeral Home.  For further information please call 1-306-773-8831 or 1-800-267-6606, or visit the website www.warrensfuneralhome.com and express your sympathy to family members on the tribute wall.

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