Emile Joseph Maurice BEAULIEU

BEAULIEU, Emile Joseph Maurice (aka Moose) 2009-04-21 July 17, 1941 ~ April 19, 2009 Moose passed away with family at his side at the Thunder Bay Regional Hospital at the age of 67. Moose retired from the Armed Forces as a Corporal with 22 years service to his country. During times of conflict, Moose was present in Golan Heights (Middle East), and Lars (Germany) as a UN Peacekeeper. Moose fondly remembers his active military years and praises those currently in service. Moose was an active Legion member and he will be remembered for his loyalty to the country, Armed Forces and Armstrong. Moose is predeceased by his father, Paul Emile Beaulieu; his mother, Diana Belisle, his brothers Jean Paul Beaulieu and Andrè Beaulieu: and his nephew, Denis Beaulieu. He is survived by his brother Rejean Beaulieu (Helen) and his sisters Jean D’Arc Landriault (John) and Ghislane Lavigne (Phillipe). Moose also leaves behind his loving children Lionel, Marlene and Emile. Moose will also be missed by Richard, Raymond, Denis, Michel, Edith, Micheline, Andrè Jr., Joanne, Stephane, Robert, Jeannette, Silvie, Lynne. Mooses’ grandchildren Autumn Sky, Tiffany Anne, Hunter Joseph and Sagatay will miss him deeply. There is certainty that he is smiling also on his greats, Shyla and Sienna. Friends Bill, Jack, Peter, Art, Hedley, Stewie, Roy, and numerous others, do not go unnoticed. There will be a Last Post (drink) with Moose in Thunder Bay at the Royal Canadian Legion Port Arthur Branch 5 between the hours of 1 and 4 on Tuesday, April 21st. All are welcome. Funeral Services will begin with a 10 am Funeral Mass at the Our Lady of the Snows RC Church in Armstrong on Thursday April 23rd, 2009. A luncheon will be provided following the services at the Legion in Armstrong. With gratitude and many, many thanks, the family commends all the professionals involved in Moose’s care during his transition. Gitchi-Meegwetch! The family requests that any memorial donations be made to the Royal Canadian Legion, Port Arthur Branch 5, 229 Van Norman St., Thunder Bay, ON, P7A 4B6. Online condolences may be made through www.nwfainc.com