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Portrait of Albert (AJ) James Plant
In loving memory of

Albert (AJ) James Plant

August 2, 1972 – June 9, 2025
Lived 52 years
Our Lady of Miraculous Medal · Russell, Ontario
Focus on what you can control. Let go and let God do the rest.
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1972
Born August 2
1972
Growing up with 5 siblings
1980
Albert was 8 when Terry Fox began his Marathon of Hope across Canada
1989
Albert was 17 when the Berlin Wall fell
1990
Albert was 18 when Nelson Mandela was released from prison
1991
Albert was 19 when the Soviet Union dissolved
1992
High school graduation Father Mercury in Fort McMurray
1998
Wedding
2000
Baccalauréat in philosophy Dominican college (university of Ottawa)
2002
Albert was 30 when Canada's men won Olympic hockey gold for the first time in 50 years
2003
His children - his biggest accomplishment
2003
EXIT reality regional owner Ottawa
2010
Albert was 38 when Sidney Crosby's golden goal won Olympic gold in Vancouver
2023
Diagnosed with glioblastoma Ottawa
2025
Catholic event
2025
The AJ Plant day in the city of Ottawa Mayor Mark Sutcliff present the award
2025
Prix “coup de cœur “ de la ligue de hockey junior AAA du Québec Flames de Gatineau
2025
Home Limoges , Ontario
2025
Passed away June 9, age 52
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