Paul Sivret
1959 - 2025
Paul Sivret
Requested Charity
Amis de l'Hôpital de Moncton/ Friends of The Moncton Hospital
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In Loving Memory of Paul Sivret
Beloved Husband, Father, Brother, Pépère and Friend

Paul Sivret went home to be with the Lord on Friday, October 17, 2025 at the age of 66 years. Born in Moncton, he was the son of the Late Raymond and Yvette (Doucet) Sivret.

 A man of quiet strength, deep faith, and unwavering kindness, Paul lived a life that reflected the love of Jesus in every word, action, and prayer.
He was the kind of man who made everyone feel seen, known, and valued. He gave freely of his time, his wisdom, and his love — always with a heart full of compassion. His humility never pointed to himself but always to Christ, whom he loved and served faithfully throughout his life.
Paul didn’t just speak of love; he lived it. Whether offering a helping hand, a gentle word, or a silent prayer, he carried the presence of God in ways that touched countless lives. His life was a testimony to grace, generosity, and faith lived out each and every day.
While our hearts are heavy with loss, we rejoice, knowing that heaven has gained a faithful servant. He is now in the presence of the One he lived his life for so beautifully.
Paul Sivret leaves behind more than memories — he leaves a legacy. A challenge to love more deeply, serve more wholeheartedly, and live each day with purpose and grace. We are forever grateful to God for the gift of his life and the time we were blessed to share with him.

He will be missed by the love of his life: Régina (Saulnier) whom he married 43 years ago; three daughters: Kim Partridge (Robert "Robbie") of Moncton, Jocelyne Verreault (Late Michel "Mike") of Winnipeg and Amy Badyal (Nick) of Moncton; three brothers: Gerald "Gerry" (late Nancy) of Moncton, Normand (Shelly) of Hillsborough and Roger of Moncton; three grandchildren: Caleb, Talia and Chloe; four great-grandchildren: Graeson, Kingston, Maverick and Evan; one son-in-law, Patrick Partridge of Moncton; as well as several nieces, nephews, many cousins and friends.

Besides his parents, a granddaughter Angelica, left to be with the Lord before him.

There will be no visitation at the funeral centre. Celebration of his life will be celebrated at a later date at Glad Tidings Church on Mountain Road. In memory of Paul, a contribution to The Friends of The Moncton Hospital (Cardiology) would be appreciated by the family. Cremation and funeral arrangements are entrusted in the care of Frenette Funeral and Cremation Centre, 88 Church St Moncton, (506-858-1900).

This is not goodbye — just "see you later." Until we meet again, we hold his love in our hearts and continue his legacy with gratitude and hope.

With love,
Your Family

Paul Sivret