Audrey Dolores Paradis, age 90, of Winsted, Minnesota passed away at The Garden’s at Winsted, in Winsted, Minnesota. She was born in Wilno, Minnesota on March 1, 1931, the daughter of Agnatius “Nick” Sovell and Helen Sanocki.
Audrey Sovell and James Paradis were married August 2, 1952 in Marshall, Minnesota. Their marriage was blessed with 4 sons: William, Thomas, Robert, and John. Audrey was a homemaker and helped her husband in his grocery business. She was a caring mother, who loved spending time with her family.
Audrey is survived by her loving husband: James Paradis; sons: William (Zoanne) Paradis of Bloomington, Minnesota, Thomas Paradis (Luz) of Centreville, Virginia, Robert (Kathryn) Paradis of Rochester, Minnesota and John of San Diego, California; 20 grandchildren; 30 great grandchildren; sister: Darlene Deutz of Marshall, Minnesota. Preceded in death by her parents, three brothers and 4 sisters.
Per Audrey’s wishes no services will be held.
The Chilson Funeral Home assisted the family with funeral arrangements. On-line condolences can be directed to www.chilsonfuneralhome.com
Dear Jim, I am so sorry to see that Audrey has passed away. It was a joy to work for the both of you. Always enjoyed our chats whenever I got to see you both. Our deepest sympathies to you and your family. Please feel all the love and hugs being sent your way. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.🙏
My deepest sympathy to all of Audrey’s family. She was a wonderful person. I loved seeing her and talking with her at the Gardens of Winsted.
Prayers for peace and healing to you Jim.
I haven’t seen Audrey in about 4 years.(in the “St Mary’s “days…..at activity time, primarily)
Audrey was a lovely soul, dealing with pain.
She was tough, and dealt with things in her own way and time……
Sorry to see this. I was her next door at the Garden and love the times I had with. A wonderful lady.
Dear Aunt Audrey,
I am so sad about your passing and that I did not have the opportunity to visit with you when I was home in October. I have so many fond memories of you, especially when we gathered for the holidays during my childhood. Your fudge was legendary! I especially loved to watch you and Uncle Jim dance together. It was so magical how you moved as one. I hope you are now dancing in heaven. You both will be in my heart forever.
Love always, your niece, Pamela