Above is picture of Sue's brother Chris who is on the left in blue jeans and his friend Jason. This picture was taken at the Manotick Mill in Ontario.
Vanier, Ontario in the fall of 1972. Sue is holding her grade 12 diploma from Sir Wilfrid Laurier
High School which was situated on Carson Rd on Vanier. Now the high school is in Orleans.
Above is a picture of Sue's father Paul Andre Legare taken at their family home at 66 Calais St,
in Touraine, Quebec. Picture taken in the late 60s. Sue's father has a black belt in Karate. Her father worked as a Director of Translation for the Customs and Excise Department which was situated beside the downtown Ottawa Public Library. Sue's father can speak 5 languages: French (his mother tongue), Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese, some Russian. Sue's dad travelled all over the world.
Above is a picture of: Front Row: left to right: Sue Clark in a white skirt and top, Grandma Sage, and Chris wearing glasses. Back Row: left to right: Lyman Sage face partly cut off in picture,
Aunt Olive wearing glasses, her daughter Patricia "Patsy", and Uncle Patrick "Pat"
Valley Ski resort in Wakefield, Quebec
Sue was l6 years old and Chris was l5 years old. This picture was taken in 1971.
This picture was taken in January, 1971 at 87 Clearview "the Paul Anka house" in Ottawa West.
Sue and her brother Chris were attending Champlain High School on Lanark Ave now renamed
the Jules Leger School.
Sue and her brother Chris were attending Champlain High School on Lanark Ave now renamed
the Jules Leger School.
Joseph Sage from Martinsdale. They had 11 children. 10 kids, 2 of which were twins, and one stillbirth. One of the twins named Laura died when she went outside without a coat on and got very ill and died. The 9 kids names were: Herbie, Patrick, Lyman, Athall "Pete", Denzil, and Willie, Olive,
Caroline and Theresa (my mom) who was the baby of the family. Mom was born in Kazabazua, Quebec. Herbie is still living as well as my mom Theresa and Caroline. All the others are now
deceased. Nana Sage had an great Irish sense of humor.
Above is a picture of my dad's father, my grandfather Albert Legare. I was l7 years old and he was escorting me to my grade 12 graduation at Sir Wilfrid Laurier High School in 1972. This picture was taken at Chateau Vanier, the condo my parents bought in 1971 at 158A McArthur Rd, Apt 1710.

She lived in Hull, Quebec and she sold Avon so my dad would have enough money to go to the University of Ottawa which he did. My dad got a Bachelor of Arts degree in the late 1950s. The family says I inherited Grandma Legare's curly hair. I did. Grandma Legare died when Sue was 4 years old. Albert Legare, her husband and my grandfather would beat Yvette.