Arsenault, John "Ernest" January 9, 2021 The death occurred peacefully, surrounded by his family at his residence in Wellington on Saturday, January 9, 2021 of John “Ernest” Arsenault age 71 years. Ernest was the son of the late Agno and Laurina Arsenault of Wellington. He is survived by his wife Diane (Dreger) and by his son Byron (Liz), by daughter Dena (Ricky), grandchildren Nicole, Brandon Arsenault and Christina (Timothy) Cheeseman. Also survived by his brothers and sisters Marcel (Stella), Simone (Gilles), Leo, Elmer (Jackie), Rita and Sam (Eileen). Ernest is also survived by many nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by his parents and by his sister Rolande (Simon – deceased) and by great-grandchildren Hayden and Hunter. Resting at the Évangéline Funeral Home in Urbainville where due to Covid-19 restrictions, a private family gathering (by invitation) will be held followed by a service in the funeral home chapel. Committal service will be held later. If so desired donations in memory of Ernest to the PEI Red Cross would be greatly appreciated. E-transfers can be sent to evangelinefuneralcoop@pei.aibn.com To send a message of condolence to the family, click on the link below or send an email to evangelinefuneralcoop@pei.aibn.com Online Condolences Thank you for your sentiments. Condolences will be printed and given to the family. Online condolences are sent to the funeral home where they are printed and given to the family. * indicates Mandatory Field Your Name*: Condolence*:

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