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Abram Jesse
Lush
Feb 19, 1942 — Nov 8, 2020
Gambo
Abram Jesse Lush
1942-2020
Age 78, passed away peacefully at James Paton Hospital, on Sunday November 8th, 2020. Loving husband of 56 years to Yvonne (Stanford) Lush. Dear father of Sherry (Brian) Snow, Clarence (Jodi) Lush, Dean (Wendy) Lush, Donald (Andrea) Lush, and Bernadette Lush. Cherished brother to Linda Lane, Bonnie Locke, Doug (Jan) Lush, Barry (Dino) Lush, and Dale (Craig) Landry. He will be missed by 17 grandchildren; Cory (Valerie) Lush, Robin (Heidi) Lush, Brian Snow, Erica (Brad) Collins, Renee Lush, Jessie Lush, Jory McCharles, Kailan McCharles, Devon Lush, Jackson Lush, Brandon Kampers, Christopher (Chelsey) Kampers, Peydon Thring, Emma Thring, Alexia Siepmann, Victoria Lush, and Marlee Lush. 12 great-grandchildren; Tyler Lush, Gabrielle Lush, Kori Lush, Yvonne Lush, Nathan Lush, Cameron Snow, Payton Snow, Kira Snow, Leland Collins, Landon Collins, Easton Kampers, Ryan Thring, and Colton Thring.
Abram is predeceased by a son Denis Lush, a grandson Tyler Lush, his parents Jesse and Louisa Lush, and two brothers, Clarence and Clifford Lush.
Expressions of sympathy may be made to the Salvation Army Church, Gambo, NL through Pritchett's Funeral Home, Gambo,NL.
He wasn't a game show host, he was a husband.
He wasn't a sports announcer, he was a grandfather.
He wasn't an actor, he was a dad ,brother,son.
He wasn't a celebrity, he was our father. Our hero, teacher, jokester, our friend.
On this day November 8 2020 this man loved by all, closed his eyes for the last time. Leaving behind a moment of sadness and aching hearts as we come to terms that he is gone. Words will never replace your laughter, your smile or the strong hug you always given us when we had to leave. The scruffy cheek to cheek a pat on the back and a loud I love , will now be branded into our hearts as we say goodbye to the strongest man we have ever loved. Dad we all love you and can only dream of the day when we get to see you again. Even if, for a brief moment we could become the person you were , what a happier place this world would be.
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