Richard Lorne Pincemin
April 15, 1958- May 18, 2026
It is with deep sorrow and much love that we mourn the passing of Richard (Snapper) Pincemin, of St. Albert, AB on the 18th of May 2026 at the age of 68 years.
He will be lovingly remembered and deeply missed by his wife of 45 years, Christine; children: Tyler (Lindsay), Tanner (Samantha) and Angela (Paul); grandchildren: Jordan, Jaydee, Jax, Jre, Lili- mae, Lyra, Levi, Livia, Lyla and Walker; sisters, Gloria (Ralph), Linda (Walter), Tammy (Garnet); brothers: Larry (Erin), Dale, Howie, Eric (Caroline);brothers- in- law, Brian (Tammy), Ronnie (Judy), sisters-in-law, Colleen, Patsy, Terry (Darren); as well as numerous nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles and friends.
Richard was predeceased by his parents Norman and Madeline Pincemin; grandson, Jaydan Pincemin; nephews, Johnny and Jamie Gillies; his brothers in-law, Pat Beck, Eugene Ostrowercha; nephew-in-law, Dallas Beck; father-in-law, Tom Davison; mother-in-law, Belle Davison and Kae Davison.
Richard was born in Kindersley, Sask on April 15, 1958. He took his schooling in Kindersley. His early years were spent helping on the farm with his brothers and sisters. He worked many jobs making lifelong friends along the way. Most notably his work family at Norfab Manufacturer as a welder/ fabricator. He had a wonderful work ethic and he was very proud of his work.
Richard met Christine in Kindersley and two years later they were married and starting their family on an acreage outside of Kindersley. They then moved to Morinville, Alberta for work and over the years Richard developed many different passions such as sprint car racing (where he worked as pitcrew for his son and nephew), hockey (where he followed his boys and grandson faithfully), motorcyles (his belovd Harley) and spending time with his family whom he loved so very much and was so proud of. He will be deeply missed, forever and always.
The family wishes to send a special thank you to Dr. Roque, Dr. Pen Li and Dr. Stewart for their care and compassion for Richard during his struggles with illness these last few years.
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