Jay-Lynn “Cadie Lynn” Kenneesha Marie Noullett, resident of Grande Prairie, AB, passed away Thursday, February 8, 2024 in Colchester, ON at the age of 31 years old.

Cadie Lynn was born May 21, 1992, in Fairview, AB. Her childhood was enriched by the beauty and diversity of both Alberta and Saskatchewan.

Cadie was known to be a force of nature. Her upbeat personality and infectious energy made her a beacon of light in the lives of all those who knew her. Her boundless enthusiasm and unwavering spirit were the reasons behind her beloved nickname "Crazy Cadie". She had a contagious zest for life and spread joy wherever she went. Her impact on the people around her can't be expressed in words, and she will always be remembered for her ability to bring happiness and positivity to those around her.

Cadie lived life as if every day was her last. She loved purple, sunsets, and parties on the roof with her friends. She was loved by all who knew her. She was a person who was deeply interested in the world of mysticism. She had a passion for reading tarot cards, and it was an activity that she loved to indulge in whenever she had some free time. Along with her love for tarot cards, she was also fascinated by the world of geology. She spent a lot of time studying rocks, crystals, and gems. She got her love for them from her great-auntie Sharron Cudmore. She had an innate talent for poetry. Her words reflected her deep emotions and experiences. Her poems were a window into her soul. Her life was an adventure, and she lived it to the fullest, like a tumbleweed rolling across the land, going from one place to another and ending up in unexpected places.

Her love for her cats was unparalleled. She considered them more than just pets; they were companions who brought her joy, comfort, and love. She cared for them with all her heart; they were a vital part of her world.

She will be sadly missed by her mother Leeane M Noullet and stepfather Kingsley White; daughter Kolsana Strachen; sisters: Samantha Joy Salmond, Kirsten Solowoniuk, Jessika Munro, and Amber McGill; brothers: Tristan Friesen and Keldon Freeland; grandfather Garry Noullett, great-grandfather Lloyd Landaker; grandmother Sandy Salmond; godfather Torquil Gordon, as well as many nieces, nephews, aunts and uncles.

In Heaven, she will be reunited with her baby Veayha-Ray, great-grandmother Peggy Landaker, great-grandfather Alberta Noullett, great-grandmother Stella Noullett, grandfather Raymond Salmond, uncle Conrad Noullett, and cousin Shea Dee White.

In lieu of flowers, we kindly request that all donations be directed toward the purchase of a headstone for Jay-Lynn and her baby, Veayha-Ray. Your generosity, understanding and support during this difficult time are greatly appreciated.

A Service will be held Saturday, August 3, 2024 at 1:00 pm at Eagelsham, Alberta fairgrounds.