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Rene Audet 19332021

René Audet
1933-2021
It is with great sadness that we announce the death of Mr.
René Audet of Campbellton NB, who passed away peacefully on
February 24, 2021. Born in Campbellton NB in
1933, he was the son of the late Prime Audet and
the late Gertrude Gallant.
He is survived by his wife Pauline (Roy), his eight children:
Rose-Marie (Mike Savoie) from Riverview N.-B., Raymonde (Roger Perron)
from Malauze N.-B., Roger (Lucie Lavoie) from Campbellton N.-B.,
Rolande (Denis Paradis) from Eel River Crossing N.-B., Rachelle
(Adrien (Tien) Maltais) of Campbellton N.-B., Richard (Huguette
Poirier) of Mcleod N.-B., Christian (Fiancé – Nazli Amin
Farzaneh) of Montreal Quebec, Étienne
(Hélène Martel) from
Pointe-à-la-Croix Quebec.
His grandchildren : Jean-François
(Lucie), René, Guy, Rachel (Bruce), Renelle,
Josée (Fred), Chantal (Joey), Sylvain, Xavier,
Geneviève.
As well as his great grandchildren: Mélyna,
Jean-Félip, Rémy, Janie, Megan, Gabrielle,
Maxime, Rebecca, Samuel.
His sisters: Thérèse, Alexandrine
(Dédine), Anne-Marie, Yvonne, and his brothers: Wilfred,
Henri. Several sisters-in-law, brothers-in-law, nieces,
nephews.
One sister, Emillienne, predeceased him.
His first wife predeceased him, the late Cécile
(Gallant)
A responsible dad from an early age; widowed at 38 with 6
children at home, he has held the fort and has always made sure that
no one misses anything in life. His second marriage will allow him to
expand his family with two more children. For him, family was very
important; he was the beloved “Pépére”
of all his ten grandchildren and never missed a chance to demonstrate
the love he had for them. Then with a few years, he was looking
forward to having great grandchildren and he was lucky to have nine,
whom he loved wholeheartedly.
He always found a way to entertain his grandchildren, even if
that meant using the awning from a trailer as a slide. Always ready to
empty his pockets of pennies for his grandchildren and
great-grandchildren, which earned him the nickname
“pépére cennes”.
René, founder of René Trailer Sales in
1973, maintained his company while preserving the essence of a family
business, until 2016. From a young age, mechanics and the love of cars
have always had a place important in his everyday life. Generous man
not only for his family but also for his clients and
acquaintances.
He had the turn to welcome people warmly, always ready to
offer his house, his car, his trailer … and so on. Incredible
generosity, ready to deprive himself of something to make sure he can
help his family before himself.
With his big heart, he never forgot to give roses to the
women in his life, whenever we were all gathered
together.
Mr. Audet’s family would like to thank; Dr Caron, Outpatient
Clinic, Dr Gignard, OBS Employees, Dr Lepage, Dr Quintal, Dr Mac
Millan and Dr Caligariou for their excellent care towards Mr. Audet.
Also, in the New Brunswick Extra-Mural program, Restigouche Unit, more
specifically; Fabien Pelletier, Diane Savoie, Danielle and Anne
Levesque for their wonderful care at home.
Funeral mass will be held in the Notre-Dame-des-Neiges
Church, Campbellton, on Friday, July 23rd at 4pm. Respecting Mr.
René Audet’s wishes, there will be no visitation
at the funeral home. In memory of Mr. Audet, a contribution
to the Tree of Hope Foundation would be appreciated.
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Our most sincere sympathies to the family and friends of Rene Audet 19332021..

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