In memory of seven great missing.
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June 23, 2024
Brian Turpin88 years old, retired from the fire service in Quebec City and ex-responsible for the care of visiting teams at the Quebec Colosseum at the time of the Nordics in AMH and NHL.
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June 24, 2023
Claude Barzotti69, of its real name Francesco Barzotti, a Belgian songwriter of Italian origin.
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June 25, 2024
Billy Carter86, who played 16 NHL games for the Montreal Canadiens and Boston Bruins between 1957 and 1962. The rest of his career took place in various minor leagues.
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June 26, 2020
Maurice Labeaume, 86 years old, father of Régis Labeaume, ex-mayor of Quebec City.
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June 27, 2024
Benoît Dagenais71 years old, Quebec actor who played on TV, especially in 30 vies, Fortier, The grumps are also lifeat the cinema and the theater.
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June 28, 2024
Dave Leclerc52 years old, had become known as a television journalist (TQS) and held the position of vice-president since 2012 for marketing and road safety strategies and the SAAQ experience.
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June 29, 2024
Princess Lalla Latifa, 78 years old, the wife of King Hassan II of Morocco and mother of King Mohamed VI.
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Good retirement … In advance
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Claude Disormeaux (Photo), which has occupied the post of general manager of the Albert-Rousseau group for 11 years, which includes the Albert-Rousseau room, the Petit Champlain Theater and Albert’s productions, announced that it would retire at the end of autumn. Claude Désormeaux dedicated the 45 years of his career in the cultural environment, first as a musician, then technician, then technical director and director of tour, before going on the side of production and dissemination. He will leave with the feeling of accomplished duty. Julie Corriveau, who currently occupies the management of the programming, marketing and productions of Albert, will succeed him. She has more than 17 years of experience in the Albert-Rousseau group and will be the first woman at the head of the organization.
Living big
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The 2e Pistagnesi pétanque tournament (previously Pistagnesi-Doyon), held on June 5, brought together more than 150 business and Quebec business professionals and made it possible to put profits of the order of $ 34,350 to the living organization (previously AISQ) to support its mission: to improve the well-being, quality of life and the inclusion of people living with intellectual deficiency, their loved ones. In the photo, the Pistagnesi team – Subscription Expertise House. From left to right: family succession, Catherine et Maxime Dufresneand the founder, Johanne Pistagnne. To continue to support the mission of living great: Vivregrand.org.
70 years of marriage
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Jean-Paul Labrecque and Rollande Roy, From Lévis, celebrated their platinum wedding last week. The couple, now nonagenarian, married on June 18, 1955, at the church of Saint-Raphaël Bellechasse. Four children were born from this union, while, since then, 10 grandchildren and as many great grandchildren have been added to this beautiful large family.
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Thérèse Plant et Jacques Paquet (Photos), from the Charlesbourg district in Quebec, will celebrate their 65 this weeke wedding anniversary. The couple had indeed said “yes” before God, their families and friends, on June 25, 1960, at the parish church of Saint-Malo. Both from Quebec, they have long lived in Lac-Saint-Charles, where they raised their two children, Martine and Patrick. It is surrounded by their children, spouses, joint and grandchildren that they will celebrate this anniversary on Wednesday. Congratulations to both of you.
