Anthony Manseau, of Sherbrooke, Québec, has died, leaving his family, friends and wider community grieving a loss that has been described in deeply personal tributes. Anthony’s father shared the heartbreaking news of his son’s passing, acknowledging how difficult it was to find the words to announce the death of a child. In an emotional message, he reflected on the lifelong role of being a father and the belief that he would always be there to help, protect, advise and support his son. He said he never imagined having to learn how to continue life without Anthony. The family statement did not provide Anthony’s age or detailed circumstances surrounding his death. The supplied information identifies the death in connection with an accident, but specific details about the reported accident have not been provided. Anthony’s father spoke about how the smallest memories can become the most meaningful after losing someone. Conversations, ordinary moments, shared experiences and even difficult times suddenly take on a greater significance when a loved one is gone. He expressed his wish that he could have one more ordinary moment with his son and acknowledged that the family would have to move forward one step at a time while relying on one another. He also asked everyone who knew Anthony to keep his memory alive by talking about him, sharing stories and remembering the moments they experienced together. Friends Pay Tribute to Anthony A separate tribute described Anthony as someone who was involved, helpful and full of life. He was portrayed as a sportsman and passionate person who was always involved in projects and had something to contribute to conversations. Anthony was also closely connected to hockey and his friends’ time at the rink. One friend recalled exchanging voice messages with him earlier in the week and discussing hockey, projects and everyday topics. Those messages have now become treasured memories. The tribute also recalled the previous Sunday, when a camera was left with Alex so that photographs could be taken during a walk on the ice. Knowing that it was Anthony’s final day on the ice has made those photographs particularly difficult to look at. Anthony’s friends described him as a genuine member of their group and someone whose presence brought energy and personality to their shared experiences. They recalled joking about a dating-show idea Anthony had been excited about and imagined how much fun it would have been during a future Game Day. His friends said they will continue thinking of him whenever they step onto the rink on Sundays. For Anthony’s family, his absence is now felt through the ordinary moments that once seemed certain to continue. His father’s message ended with a simple declaration that no matter where life leads, Anthony will always be his son and he will always be his father. Anthony’s family and friends continue to grieve his loss while holding onto the memories, conversations, photographs, sports and shared moments that made him part of their lives. Rest in peace, Anthony Manseau. Post navigation Scott Duarte Obituary, Irvington, NY Death- Scott Charles Duarte Passed Away After Sudden Illness Kurt Holmes Death: Saskatchewan Man Killed in Workplace Accident Near Meota