Louise Eccleston

Louise Stella Eccleston of Anderson Road, NB, passed away peacefully at the Upper River Valley Hospital on August 18, 2019.

Louise was born in Currie Road, NB, on September 19, 1938. She was the daughter of the late Aaron St. Peter and Leonard St. Peter and Capitolia (Robertson) St. Peter. Louise leaves behind her daughters, Deborah Williams (Basil), Darlene Eccleston-Green (Leslie), Dinah Page (Robert), and Peggy McLaughlin (Chris) all from Anderson Road, NB; her sons, Dale Eccleston (Denise) of Anderson Road, NB, Darrell Eccleston (Amy) of Currie Road, NB, Kevin Eccleston (Lily) of Anderson Road, NB; 20 grandchildren and numerous great grandchildren; her sisters, Beulah Monteith of Medford, NB, Tina Akerson of Falmouth, ME, Gerry Shepard of Bristol, CT, and Linda Parish of Two Brooks, NB; her brothers, Bernard St. Peter (Valerie) of Currie Road, NB, Harold St. Peter (Helen), and Wilfred St. Peter (Brenda) of St. Andrew's, NB; her sister-in-law, Betty St. Peter of Homer, NY; her brothers-in-law, Jim DeLeavey of Three Brooks, NB, and Bill Hedger of West Virginia; along with many nieces and nephews.

Louise was predeceased by her parents; her husband, Harold Eccleston; her daughter, Opal Eccleston; her son, Dwight Eccleston; her granddaughter, Kaylee Green; sisters, Bella Deleavey, Utta Hedger, and Isabelle Tompkins; her brother, Perley St. Peter.

Funeral service was be held on Thursday, August 22, 2019 at 11 am from Grace and Truth Tabernacle. Rev. David Ferrell officiated, assisted by Rev. Anson Brewer. Interment followed in the Lerwick Cemetery.

Music for the service was by Rev. David and Roma Ferrell, Mrs. Lois Corcoran, and Rebecca Goodine. Remembrances were shared by Rebecca Goodine, Jennifer LaFrance, and Darla Shirley. The procession out of the church was lead by Sherry Eccleston.

Pallbearers were Amanda Lagace, Jennifer LaFrance, Dawn Eccleston, Daniel Williams, Zack Eccleston, and Andrew Shirley.

Arrangements were entrusted to Brunswick Funeral Home, Perth-Andover and Plaster Rock, NB.