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Leo Thibodeau

Leo Thibodeau Obituary

THIBODEAU, Leo Born November 19, 1911 in Campbellton, N. B., passed away October 10, 2005. Leo spent most of his working life in Montreal and retired in Victoria, where he had a boat and enjoyed fishing and telling tall tales with his friends at the Oak Bay Anglers Club. He is survived by his loving family; eldest daughter Gail Munro (Allan), Christian and Seeley; Nancy Thibodeau; Jason (Vancouver) and Amanda (Montreal); Lynn Thibodeau and Mary. Always a true French gentleman, he delighted all of the staff at Central Park Lodge with his charm and humour. Services will be held at First Memorial Funeral Chapel, 1155 Fort Street, Victoria on Thursday, October 13, 2005 at 2:00 p.m. Au revoir, Dad, Papa, Grandpa, nous vous aimons et nous nous ennuierons toujours de vous. 160674

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Published by The Times Colonist on Oct. 12, 2005.

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Georgette (Thibodeau) & Randy Spencer

November 7, 2005

We were very sorry to hear of uncle Leo's passing. Our deepest sympathies are extended to you and your families. You are very much in our thoughts.

Dale&Norman Savoie

November 5, 2005

To all my cousins, I want to offer our sympathies in the passing away of Uncle Leo.

Exzilia (Dale) and Normand Savoie

George Thibodeau

November 5, 2005

To all my cousins and their family,

We were sorry to hear of the passing of uncle Leo. Our most sincere sympathies to all the family.

George and Judy

Dorothy Welburn

October 30, 2005

To Nancy, Jason and Amanda

My sincere sympathies on the loss of your father/grandfather. I am sure you will miss him but have beautiful memories.

Dot Welburn

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