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CORBIERE, Robert Stuart 'Tiger'

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CORBIERE, Robert Stuart “Tiger”

June 18, 1966 – December 11, 2023

It is with heavy hearts that we announce the sudden loss of Robert "Tiger" Stuart Corbiere on December 11th, 2023. Tiger passed away at Sault Area Hospital, under doctor’s care, due to a preexisting health condition. He was in his 58th year.
Tiger’s family was one built from respect and love. There are too many people; family, community members, friends, and past loves that will miss him. The way Tiger lived was singularly his own, and there was no one and nothing that could change his mind.
Tiger joins his recently departed sister, Angela McLean, whom he adored, in the spirit world.
As a well known elder of Thessalon First Nation, there is a monumental amount of people who will feel this loss. Friends, neighbours, relatives and community members alike will remember Tiger with respect, integrity and love.
He leaves behind his father, Eric Fisher, mother, Violet McLean, and will be immensely missed by his partner of 6 years, Amy Cosgrove. Tiger is also survived by his children Erica Corbiere (Tyler), Dustin Corbiere (Christina) and Alicia Corbiere-McNutt, his grandchildren Ervin, Ada-Lynn and Athena and his brother in spirit, Bill Bisaillon.
Special acknowledgement to Mark Harvey, Kyle Simon and Dan Simon.
A sacred fire was held on Thessalon First Nation in his honour, to guide him on his journey as immediate family took the time to grieve.
There are no planned services at this time. Cremation has taken place. Arrangements entrusted to Beggs Funeral Home. Bamaapii.

When I was a boy
I knew I could fly,
I'd look at my wings
And ask myself why
"If I have this freedom
I've already found
Why no longer
Do my feet leave the ground?"
I've soared with the eagles
I've glided through the trees
I've looked down on the mountains
Tasted salt of the seas
So why?
Why have I been sentenced to the Earth?
Shackled to the weight
Of this body's hurt
Where I can no longer break
Above the dark clouds of rain,
Have the wind in my wings
And be free of the pain


When I was a boy
I knew I could fly
but now that I'm free
I know I AM the sky
- Erica Corbiere 



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