August 23, 2020
Regis A. Waloven, 83; of Fulton passed at Crouse Hospital, Syracuse after a courageous battle against cancer. Mrs. Waloven was born in Perth, New Brunswick, Canada to the late George and Mary (Moulton) Bernard. She was a proud member of the Tobique 1st Nation where she was raised as a child prior to immigrating to the United States in her 20’s. Mrs. Waloven had been a resident of Hannibal and Fulton, NY for most of her life. She retired from Nestles Co., Fulton where she had advanced to become an Inspector. Mrs. Waloven was lovingly active in her churches Our Lady of the Rosary and Holy Trinity Church where she was active in Altar Rosary as the President, Ecumenical Society Member, Volunteer at the OLR Chicken Dinners and Holy Trinity Festivals. Mrs. Waloven in her younger years enjoyed snowmobiling and bowling; and also loved to cook, bake, and travel. Mrs. Waloven was extremely independent and active until her illness advanced. She was an avid Red Sox fan and loved to watch baseball even if it was the Yankees. Mrs. Waloven was pre-deceased by her husband Edward Waloven in 2009, their daughter: Gladys Arseneault in 2011 and grandson: Peter Arseneault in 2020. She is survived by her children: Elizabeth James of ME, Edward (Barbara) Waloven Jr. of Palermo, James (Gliena) Waloven of Hannibal, Daniel (Anne) Waloven of ME; 4 siblings: Sylvester Bernard, Sylvia Craft, Eldon Bernard, Charles Bernard; 12 grandchildren: Chantal, Dawn, Stephen, George Jr., Natasha, Sydney, Natalie, Paige, Samantha, Cheryl, Jennifer, Kristin; 3 great grandchildren: Matthew, Nathan, Emmalyn and several nieces and nephews. Funeral Services will be held 9:30 AM Thursday at Holy Trinity Church where a Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated by Rev. Joseph Scardella. Burial will be in Hannibal Cemetery, Hannibal, NY. Calling hours will be conducted 4:00 to 6:00 PM Wednesday at the Sugar Funeral Home, Inc., 224 W. 2nd St. S., Fulton. NYS mandates will apply requiring: Facial Masks, Hand Sanitizing, and guests will be invited in as others exit adhering to NYS Capacity Limits.
Rest in Peace ~ Your pain is over. Watch over your loving, brother ~ Charles ~ He loved you so much and a very good friend. I know you will watch over your family and friends. Deepest condolences to family and friends of Sweet Regis ~ Amen ♥
Dear Family We were all blessed to know your mom, Regis. She w as a wonderful, loving woman and was a true Christian that inspired us. She will be missed. Love Greg and Lynn Waloven
Aunt Regis was an amazing woman. The memories I have of her will be cherished forever and she will be greatly missed.
May this devoted, faithful, woman of God find her well-deserved peace, at Home with the Lord and His Blessed Mother! May His Comfort be with all of this good family at this time, and may His Joy surround you all someday as you are reunited in Heaven!
With love and prayers always, Bob and Martha, friends of Charlie
What a fantastic life your mom lived, and what a legacy she leaves in her children, grandchildren and great grandchildren. I am so sorry for your loss, my love and prayers are with you.
I have nothing but good memories of my auntie regis one of the few places and person I can say that about , I remember when I was little chris and me wanting to live with her she was special and good I miss the time away from her as well as other family but I was blessed to be with her on a birthday my love to her and family and she will be in my heart always
Very amazing woman that I was lucky to call her auntie my mom is older sister a heart of gold we all love her so much and I miss her so much passed on to the spirit world God has definitely gained o angel Easy I love you always tell we meet again ❤️❤️
Prayers for the Lord to guide Aunt Regis to heaven as her beloved family there are awaiting her. She was an amazing lady with a strong belief in her religion and an unconditional love for her family. Her sense of humor was adorable and I remember how much she loved buying jewelry from QVS. She will be missed terrible by so many.
Regis we did not get the privilege of knowing you for a long time but in the short time we knew you your love for life, family, friends and God shined through you. I am so glad we were neighbors even if for a short time. We will always remember you, your sweet spirit and kind smile! Until we meet again my friend!!!
Hugs and prayers to your family!
Regis and I were neighbors way back to Academy Street. But I knew her best recently as a dear loving friend to Roxanne Stuart. We would get together as friends on her and Rox’s birthdays. My sympathy to her family. She was a kind, compassionate Christian woman who will be missed by all who knew her.