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GUY EMMANUEL BERTHOLET

Born: Apr 16, 1938

Date of Passing: Jan 14, 2023

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GUY EMMANUEL BERTHOLET
April 16, 1938 – January 14, 2023


Guy Emmanuel Bertholet, beloved husband of Mary (nee Kaminsky), passed away unexpectedly at his home in Winnipeg on January 14, 2023 at the age of 84.
He was the loving father of Jeffrey Bertholet (Nina), Jennifer Harrison (Jeff), Natalie Dunn (Frank), Kimberley Bertholet (Donald), Tara Bertholet (Jim) and Chantal Bertholet (Mike). He will be lovingly remembered by his sister Anita (Nyn) Draper and niece Michelle Draper (Gary). He will be greatly missed by his grandchildren: Ethan, Paule and Noah Bertholet, Kelsey and Aimee Harrison, Cooper Dunn, Nolan and Oliver Stocki, and great-grandson Arta Jalaeian, aswell as two great-nieces. Guy was predeceased by his parents, Emmanuel Bertholet and Celina Bertholet (nee Delvenne) along with several aunts and uncles.
Born in Antler, SK April 16, 1938, Guy was raised in Grande Clairiere and Hartney, MB. Guy moved to Winnipeg in 1956to attend Teachers College. He subsequently taught in God's Lake, Pipestone and Cartwright, MB before moving to Winnipeg in 1962 to raise his family. Guy taught at Hugh John MacDonald Junior High School while completing his BA. at the University of Manitoba. He taught French at Grant Park High School and finished his career there as a guidance counsellor. While at Grant Park, Guy dedicated many hours to managing basketball and track teams. Guy very much enjoyed walking the trails at Grand Beach and Clear Lake National Park and spending time with his children. Following his retirement in 1993,Guy's hobbies included photography,crafting, gardening, and supporting his grandchildren in their extracurricular activities. For many years he also enjoyed spending time at his cabin at Clear Lake, MB.
Memorial donations may be made to The Heart & Stroke Foundation of Manitoba.
A private family Celebration of Guy's Life will take place at a later date.


As published in Winnipeg Free Press on Jan 21, 2023

Condolences & Memories (6 entries)

  • Oh, how sorry I am to hear of Guy's passing. My memories of Guy are him and my mom and dad (Marie and Charlie Druwe) and Aunt Nanny & Uncle Arthur, Aunt Rita, Aunt Marie, Aunt Celina & Unle Jules playing 31! I loved listening to them laugh and tell stories about times gone by. I also had many conversations with him about the activities his grand children were involved in. He as so very proud of his whole family. Sincere sympathy to you all. Connie - Posted by: Connie Morrison (Cousin) on: Jan 27, 2023

  • Sending my condolences to the Bertholet Family. He was one of the coaching staff for the Track team when I participated in 1987-88. Wonderful man, he was so fun to annoy back in the day! Many funny memories! - Posted by: Shannon Nichol (Student ) on: Jan 25, 2023

  • I had the pleasure of working and coaching with Guy ("Gee") at Grant Park High School from 1980 until his retirement in the early 90's and always enjoyed his company and friendship. His great sense of humour took awhile to figure out but when you did eventually get it, it was golden! He was a great task-master to those athletes whom he coached and I'm sure those athletes would agree. There were many great teacher-coaches who made up the Grant Park sports program at the time and along with Guy, not only did they turn out great athletes but ones who have become great people. Should mention that as a young staff member relatively new to the coaching world, always found him to be an encouraging mentor and great travelling companion with lots of real-world perspective on life and work. I also appreciated that he suffered fools lightly (including students) but was always a champion of the underdog and anyone else dedicated to becoming better at whatever they did. Condolences to his family, he will be missed and may he rest well! - Posted by: Al Dixon (Co-worker) on: Jan 22, 2023

  • We are sorry to hear about Guy. We enjoyed his visits, stories and photos he shared with us. He was so kind to his Aunt Marie and uncle Charlie! They went on many road trips, fun card games and silliness with Guy. Rest In Peace Guy. Cyril and Kate Druwe and family - Posted by: Cyril and Kate Druwe (Cousin) on: Jan 22, 2023

  • Ah I loved Mr. Bertholet, he was so funny. Great Track and X-Country coach to so many of us at Grant Park High! He brought his beautiful daughters with him to Florida for our track trip in 1984, I’m sorry for your family’s loss. I remember that to get us to stay in our rooms, Mr. Bertholet and Doc Hunt made up a story that there was an active serial killer operating on the Kissimmee strip. Wonderful memories of all the staff at Grant Park High! Lovely man. - Posted by: Shannon Stevens (Student ) on: Jan 21, 2023

  • I was saddened to learn of M. Bertolet's passing. He was my French teacher at HJM during the 60's. He was an excellent teacher and person. He always treated us with respect which inspired many to respond in kind. I have only fond memories of a fine person who helped shape my future. Je suis desole. - Posted by: Deborah Mahoney (Former student) on: Jan 21, 2023

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