Aurel passed away in Toronto at the age of 69 after a yearlong battle with cancer.
He is survived by his brother Guy Langlois (Cheryl) Ottawa, sister Heather Gray (Walt) Halifax, nephews David (Carlee), Brian (Samantha), Daryl, Barry and Sean (Dijana) Hemeon.
He is predeceased by his parents Joan Langlois (Creighton) and Réal Langlois.
Aurel will be greatly missed by his friends & family.
Due to Covid restrictions, a gathering of invited family and friends for the interment will be held at the National Military Cemetery at Beechwood Cemetery, 280 Beechwood Ave., Ottawa.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be given in his name to the Canadian Cancer Society.
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Dave langlois
Anne Tanner
Sending you all prayers and virtual hugs to get you through these difficult times. RIP
Laura Baker
Deepest condolences to the family. Aurel will be missed.
Annie Baker
Guy ,Cheryl, Heather, Brian, David, Barry, Daryl and Sean sending my condolences and thinking of you all during this difficult time.. Karen, Skye, Skyla and I will miss him deeply. Rest in peace Aurel.
Xxoo Anne
Christine FitzSimons
Aurel and I went to Ryerson together, graduating in 1976.
We have been travel buddies and close friends ever since.
My condolences to his family and other friends at this sad time.
Keep the wine chilled my friend, I'll see you soon.
Rest in peace Aurel
Chris
David Van Dusen
I had the privilege and honour of being a close friend of Aurels since about 1967 when we first met in Nepeans Leslie Park Community. We had stayed in close contact for the past 50 plus years and always more or less kept up to date with our lives. His untimely passing certainly took many of us by surprise and I will always remember Aurel as being a very dear, respectful and loyal close friend. We will meet again. at some point... RIP my friend!
Dave
Tony Lewer
First met Aurel at Leslie Park around 1966/1967 where we hung together in the same group and had some great times that I will never forget, especially swimming at Hogs Backs Rapids. Throughout the years we got together here in Toronto. I remember having a lovely dinner at his house in Etobicoke where he fascinated my family and myself with his aquarium, RIP Aurel.
Dan Orban
I met Aurel a year or two after moving to Ottawa from Saskatoon in 1966. He is only one of two people I know that made their way to Woodstock in Aug of ‘69. We shared countless fun times together before he moved to Toronto. We kept in touch over the years visiting each other by long phone conversations or in person. He was part of the original Leslie Park gang, but we were a peaceful gang of hippies just out there enjoying our lives to the fullest. I think by the time we were 20 I felt like I was 70. And then here we are today my friend. Your leading the way and getting the place ready for the rest of the “gang”. Be at Peace my dear sweet friend. Always a Prince. Sure gonna miss ya;(
STEVE RICHMOND
My deepest condolences to all.
I just learned today of his passing. We had spoken a few weeks back about him feeling better and the possibility of grabbing a coffee together so this was a shock. Aurel was one of my men we had been friends for almost 20 years...he is missed.
Ian Jenkins
Very sad to learn of Aurels passing. We were room mates years ago when we both worked together in Edmonton. Aurel had a great laugh, he was smart and fun to hangout with. RIP Aurel.
Rest In Peace Aurel. You will be missed.