Charlene Tina McKay

It’s with great sadness, we announce the passing of our dear Mom, Koko, Aunt, Sister, Cousin, Teacher, Mentor, Godmother, and Friend.

She was predeceased by her Mother Bertha Starr and Father Frank Beaulieu, her husband Ryan McKay, Brother Edward Starr, and Sister Doreen Strong. Her paternal Grandparents Hilda and Wilfred Beaulieu.

She leaves to mourn her Sons; Mark Starr (Heaven), Brett McKay, Kelsey McKay (Cindy), Brady McKay, and Aidyn McKay. Grandchildren; Kael McKay, Korbyn McKay, and Xavier McKay. Sisters; Mary Daniuk (Bryan), Harry Starr, Olga Starr (Tony), and Judy Schneider (Wayne). Her paternal Father Barry Beaulieu and extended family, her Maternal mother Waltrina McIvor (Chim), siblings Priscilla Sternat-McIvor (Jason), Jason McIvor, Melanie Kosa (Michael), and Jenna McIvor. Nieces; Barbie Desmarais, Patsy White, Brenda Syrenne, Elaine Ross, Jeanette Desrochers, Corina McCarthy, Wanita McCarthy, Sam Roulette, Tina Starr, Pamela Starr, Sara Starr, Rina Whitford, Janine Schneider, Candice Schneider, and Vivica Starr. Nephews; Anthony Strong, Randy Strong, Barry Strong, Terry Strong, Kelly Strong (Deceased), Amos Starr, Angus Starr (Deceased), Chadwick Starr, Leland Whitford, Christopher Schneider, Adam, Mason, Drake, and Tyson. Her Goddaughters; Tasha Starr and Christy Beaulieu. Godson; Judder Beaulieu. Her best friend Glenda Mousseau and Jeannie Racette. Numerous other nieces, nephews, cousins, relatives, and friends.

Charlene was a teacher at Isaac Beaulieu Memorial School for 25-plus years. She had a passion for teaching, she loved her students and her students loved and adored her. She always looked forward to the yearly Science Fair with her students. She loved the Lake-Life, enjoying every summer at Halls Beach in her camper. Charlene was our Bean Bag Tournament Champion in 2021. She enjoyed playing Sandy Bay Radio BINGO. Charlene loved spending every holiday with her mom and dad with her closest family and sons. She devoted most of her life to raising 5 amazing sons and grandsons, whom she loved very much and would do anything for them. She was such a loving and caring soul; she would help out anyone when needed. She loved playing Candy Crush and playing various card games at the lake with her old ladies. Charlene enjoyed attending concerts and had a love for music, especially Country music. She took many road trips to Winnipeg with her son Aidyn and loved taking trips to Alberta to see her Grandsons.

Charlene will be greatly missed by all that knew her.