<div itemprop="description">On March 28, 2023, Audrey (nee Greenway) Lamanque was peacefully ushered into the presence of her Lord and Saviour following several months of illness. <br> <br>Daughter of Philip Dawson Greenway and Ethel Susan Greenway (nee Taylor). She leaves to mourn her loving husband of 62 years Raymond Lamanque and her two daughters Terri Lamanque-Hamelin (Timothy Hamelin) and Tracey Anne Lamanque-Nicolas (Charles Nicolas) as well as two grandsons Matthew Hamelin and Nathan Roy. <br> <br>She also leaves behind her dear brothers Philip Greenway (Alta) and David Greenway (Doris) both of whom she adored. Brothers Gilbert and Albert Greenway with her sister Margorie Paterson passed on before her. <br> <br>Audrey loved the Lord and was active for many years at Onward Gospel Church in Verdun. She was a leader for the Pioneer Girls in her early days as well as Youth Sponsors with her husband Ray in the teen ministry and then with the young adults. She sang in the church choir, especially for the Christmas cantatas and was always a helpful hand with church events and luncheons. Audrey had a passion for interior decorating and was eager to help decorate the church for special events, particularly Thanksgiving where she would set up a beautiful display of bounty at the front of the church and the food would all go to those in need shortly after the Thanksgiving service. <br> <br>Audrey had a flare for life. She made friends easily and was a friend to many, especially those who struggled with depression and needed encouragement. She always had a listening ear and words of wisdom to share. <br>During her lifetime, she would travel to all kinds of places with Ray, including England, Mexico and several provinces across Canada. They always had a road trip planned for their summer vacations. <br>Her family was very close at heart. She loved family gatherings and would drive with Ray for miles to Ontario to join in with the Greenway family celebrations. Every Christmas, she and Ray would open their home up to those who would otherwise be alone on December 25th and everyone would enjoy a beautiful table, lots of great food and festive decorations. <br> <br>As a child, she grew up in Crawford Park on Clemenceau Street in a third floor flat with her parents and five siblings. Audrey met her husband Ray and married in October of 1960. She later worked for F.B.Allen as a receptionist before she went on the have her two daughters and became a homemaker. <br> <br>A celebration of Audrey’s life will be held on Saturday, May 20th 2023 at Onward Gospel Church – 165 Galt Ave, Verdun, Quebec. Visitation begins at 1:00 p.m. followed by the service at 2:00 p.m.</div>
