Allan Dulmage
June 20th, 2020
Allan Dulmage passed away after a short battle with cancer on June 20, 2020 at the age 61 years.
Allan was predeceased by his parents Malcolm and Catharine Dulmage; sisters Margery Dulmage and Nancy Welsh (nee Dulmage).
He is survived by his brother Boyd Dulmage; sisters Janet Brown (nee Dulmage) and Cathy Dulmage; beloved father of Jennifer, Terry, Amanda, Danielle, Nicole, James and Hannah; missed and dearly loved by many grandchildren.
Allan was born in Picton, Ontario where he graduated High School and moved out west to Saskatchewan. When at a very young age he became a single father of three, he did all he could to ensure his children were taken care of. Allan was an extremely selfless man who enjoyed doing things for the people he loved, especially cooking Sunday dinners. He was loved by many and will be greatly missed.
A gathering to Celebrate Allan’s Life will be held at a future date.
In lieu of flowers, friends and family may make donations to Cornwall Alternative School, 40 Dixon Crescent, Regina, Saskatchewan S4N 1V4.
Messages:
I don't believe it was an accident that my path crossed with Al's. He was a good man, loved his children beyond measure, and, was so very kind to me and many others who needed work done around the house and in the house. Al Always left the house "tidied up" when he left for the night. His smile lit up the room. My condolences to you, his family. May his memory be for a blessing.
Rest in Peace my friend co worker and Buddy you are missed already Love Colin
To my nephew who I only met once. I am so sorry that you left this earth so young. My condolences to all his family and friends.
My deepest sympathies to you Amanda, Jennifer and Terry. Elizabeth Rich (Holly's Mom)
Allan you are one of the most kindest, generous and greatest person I have the pleasure of calling my friend. You will forever be a fixture in my heart and in my memories. I will miss laughing with you while gaming the most. It was an honor working along side you. You taught me a lot. You taught me breakfast can always be supper. I am really going to miss you my friend. You better have a controller waiting for me when I get there. Till then my friend may your pepsi be cold, have fresh batteries, snacks and your comfy chair. Love you my friend. Keith...
My dear brother Allan..I am sad that you have left so early. I was remembering all the stuff we did as children, baseball and hockey..hanging out with everyone..and yes getting into trouble from time to time. We laughed and cried and had so much fun. I will miss you and not a day will go by that I won't think of you. One day I will see you on the other side and we will chase the girls again. Farewell my brother
Sending love and prayers to all his family. What a loss he is to so many people, in so many different ways. I was fortunate to have Al as my friend. It’s been quite a few years since we last saw each other, but I always knew he’d be there if I ever needed him. He was a true friend in every sense of the word. I’ll never forget his giggle. Rest In Peace my friend. Love from Sheila Croft’s
My heart go’s out to you Jenniffer, Terry & Amanda . Your dad was a great guy , he stepped up to be both mom & dad and he did a awesome job raising you all ! My thoughts and prayers are with you all , keep your memories close and he will never be far away . ... Love Aunty Kathy .
My heart is so broken for all of you having to bear this time of sorrow. I will miss him so much as he was always just a phone call away whenever I needed something fixed. He was a great friend for many ears and I will miss that little giggle of his. Take care and hugs to you all! RIP my friend.
Sending my deepest condolences Danielle, Jesse Weston Raquel and Roxanne our deepest condolences hugs and love from the girls and I here
Allan you will be missed by my family. You were a kind and funny, funny man. I enjoyed our visits after the work was done. You saved this daycare a few time with dropping everything and running over here to fix taps to the furnace being out. Oh we had a good laugh finding out it was just a dead battery...hey who knew thermostatic had batteries. As always you knock on the door and you showing up made the kids go wild and after a good hello to them you went to work. My thoughts and prayers are with your family and friends and all the other people you touched by you kind soul. You will be Miss. Brenda
R.I.P Al you will be missed. I appreciated all you had done for us in the last couple years always to the rescue and answered all my questions no matter how silly they may have seemed. I am very happy I was able to speak to you a few weeks ago. You said D do you want me to sugar coat this and I said nope that's not how I roll. Was hoping it wasn't so soon. God Bless Al say hello to dad as I am sure your paths will cross and you can have a good ol conversation like you did when you were at our place.