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Renowned Manitoba Metis musician Ray St. Germain, affectionately known as ‘Winnipeg’s Elvis,’ will be honoured in a celebration of life this weekend in Winnipeg. The music legend passed away late last month at the age of 83 after battling Parkinson’s disease.
The celebration of life event, scheduled for Saturday at the Calvary Temple on Hargrave Street, aims to pay tribute to Ray’s lasting legacy in the music industry.
Reflecting on her late husband’s impact, Glory St. Germain shared in an interview with CTV Morning Live that the outpouring of support following Ray’s passing has been overwhelming. She expressed gratitude for the heartfelt tributes pouring in from around the globe, highlighting the profound influence music has on connecting people.
“Music has the power to evoke a range of emotions, from tears to laughter. When Ray sang, you could feel it resonate with every listener,” Glory remarked. “His music touched hearts and brought people together in a way that words cannot fully capture.”
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Describing Ray as a compassionate and gentle soul, Glory emphasised his love for their family, including their five children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren. She fondly remembered him as the love of her life, reflecting on the cherished moments they shared together.
The public is invited to attend the celebration of life event, where a pastor will deliver a heartfelt message honouring Ray’s legacy. Family and friends will join in a musical tribute to commemorate his contributions to the music industry.
Ray St. Germain’s enduring impact on the music scene and his role as a beloved figure in the Manitoba Metis community will be celebrated and remembered for years to come.
– With contributions from CTV’s Rachel Lagace.
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Ray St. Germain celebration
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