Obituary for Avery Lara Lee MacNab
Our beloved Daughter, sister, Aunt. Taken too soon, miss her while were here, reunited when our time comes.
Avery attended Superior high school, graduated in 2016. She studied law, and social work was her major. Avery was interested in art and the outdoors. She loved quad riding and snowmobiling with her Dad. Hanging out with her sisters and enjoyed cuddles with her nieces. Avery was a kind hearted person who always put her loved ones before herself. Avery had a strong love for animals and loved dogs and Blue Jays. She would express her love for others by making special cards or painting for them. At family gatherings Avery always knew how to get everyone laughing and was the life of the get together with her witty humor. When she wasn’t trying to make others happy, she gravitated towards Araija and Dalina, and had a very special bond with them. They adored her as much as she adored them.
Avery had worked at many places in her short time, Wacky’s, Crystal Beach restaurant, Crystal Beach Variety, and Tera North Construction.
Avery is survived by her Father Paul, Mother Chandra, her two sisters Chelsea and Brandy, her two nieces Araija and Dalina as well as Gramma Gibson. She will be forever missed but never forgotten by all of her family, extended family and friends.
The family will have a private viewing before cremation takes place followed by a private service at Calvary Lutheran Church at a later date. A Go Fund account has been set up in Avery's memory https://www.gofundme.com/f/rest-in-peace-avery-macnab. Online condolences may be made at www.sargentandson.com.
Avery attended Superior high school, graduated in 2016. She studied law, and social work was her major. Avery was interested in art and the outdoors. She loved quad riding and snowmobiling with her Dad. Hanging out with her sisters and enjoyed cuddles with her nieces. Avery was a kind hearted person who always put her loved ones before herself. Avery had a strong love for animals and loved dogs and Blue Jays. She would express her love for others by making special cards or painting for them. At family gatherings Avery always knew how to get everyone laughing and was the life of the get together with her witty humor. When she wasn’t trying to make others happy, she gravitated towards Araija and Dalina, and had a very special bond with them. They adored her as much as she adored them.
Avery had worked at many places in her short time, Wacky’s, Crystal Beach restaurant, Crystal Beach Variety, and Tera North Construction.
Avery is survived by her Father Paul, Mother Chandra, her two sisters Chelsea and Brandy, her two nieces Araija and Dalina as well as Gramma Gibson. She will be forever missed but never forgotten by all of her family, extended family and friends.
The family will have a private viewing before cremation takes place followed by a private service at Calvary Lutheran Church at a later date. A Go Fund account has been set up in Avery's memory https://www.gofundme.com/f/rest-in-peace-avery-macnab. Online condolences may be made at www.sargentandson.com.