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Raoul Sylvio Breault

FUNERAL HOME

Mack Family Funeral Homes - Simard Chapel

14 Walker St

Leominster, Massachusetts

Raoul Breault Obituary

LEOMINSTER -- Raoul Sylvio Breault, 80, of Leominster, died Friday, Jan. 7, in Birchwood Care Center, after an illness.

He was born on June 1, 1924, in Fitchburg, the son of the late Alexander and Rose Delima (LeBlanc) Breault and came to Leominster many years ago.

Mr. Breault was a U.S. Army veteran of World War II.

He was a member of St. Cecilia’s Church in Leominster and the American Legion Post 283 in Lunenburg.

Mr. Breault was a retired mold maker, retiring from Basque Plastic Company in Leominster in 1986.

He leaves one son, David Breault, of Leominster; one daughter, Rosemary Goodman, of South Burlington, Vt.; three brothers, Edgar Breault of Leominster, Albert Breault of St. Cloud, Fla., and Phillip Breault of Lunenburg; four sisters, Rose Nelson of Tampa, Fla., Doris Jones of Chicago, Ill., Yvonne Lord of Leominster, and Ada Tozer of Lunenburg; 18 grandchildren; nephews and nieces. His first wife, Sadie (Anton) Breault, died in 1952. His second wife, Cecile C. Breault, died in 1997. A sister, Marie R.F. Proctor, of Alabama, also predeceased him.

BREAULT -- On Jan. 7, Raoul Sylvio Breault, 80, of Leominster. The funeral will be held Wednesday, Jan. 12, from M.A. Simard & Son Funeral Home, 14 Walker St., Leominster, with a Mass at 10 a.m. in St. Cecilia’s Church, 180 Mechanic St., Leominster. Burial will follow in St. Joseph Cemetery, Fitchburg. Calling hours in the funeral home are Tuesday, Jan. 11, from 4 to 7 p.m.

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Published by Sentinel & Enterprise from Jan. 9 to Jan. 10, 2005.

Memories and Condolences
for Raoul Breault

12 Entries

Rosemary Breault

January 16, 2005

The icy rain and snow weather conditions on Wednesday, January 12th, prevented some from attending the Funeral Mass and Burial.

To all family and friends who were not able to come:

The mass at St.Cecilia's Church was presided by Rev.Francis Goguen.

Military Honors were requested and performed at the St.Joseph Cemetary Chapel and taps were played and the US flag was presented to David Breault.

May you rest in peace, dad.

Rosemary Breault

January 16, 2005

Thank you to all those who came to visit my dad, Raoul, for the last time Tuesday evening, 4-7pm on January 11th.

Thank you also to St.Cecilia's for guiding us through the Lord's Prayer and final blessings for dad.

Relatives and Friends:

Rev. Francis Goguen (St.Cecilia)

Sylvia Cantasta

Rena Brudeau

Jeannette Marchetti

Min & Edgar Breault

Doris & George Jones

Yvonne & Wilfred Lord

Kathleen Langelle

Lorette Johnson

David Breault

Carole Breault

Rosemary Breault

Arthur Goodman

Sarah Goodman

Ruth Goodman

Greg Basque

Ray Trainque

Mr & Mrs Bruce Lord

Mr & Mrs Shawn Lord

Jonathan Lord

Carol & Paul Pallarti

Patrick Lord

Jillian Pierce

Laura & Dave Boivin

Pat Landry

Alice & George Nadeau

Tina & Leo Breault

Pam & Stephan Lord

Ann & Edward Palumbo

Jeffrey & Yvonne Breault

Tobi Racine

Annie Leger

Roger Prince

Laura Breault-Boivin

January 10, 2005

I will never forget the fun I had growing up next door to my grandparents, cousins and my Aunt Florine and Uncle Raoul. Late summer days spent haying and Uncle Raoul driving the tractor pulling the fully loaded hay wagon along the back roads. Whether working in the garden, picking up branches in the woods, working on the stone walls and helping to build the apartment, we pulled together as a family. These are cherised memories and the values and lessons learned have served us all well. My heart is saddened for the loss that David and Rosemary are feeling. Know that your father brought joy and a sense of humor to all who were fortunate enough to know him and share in his life.

Happy 80th Birthday, June 2004.

January 10, 2005

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On our way to the restaurant.

Rosemary, David, Art, Sarah and Ruthie.

January 10, 2005

Memories of your 80th birthday,
June 2004.
Roadtrip in rental van w/hydraulic lift. What fun we had that day!

Rose Nelson

January 9, 2005

He was a gentle loving brother that will be missed so very much.

Rose & Ron Llauget

January 9, 2005

The memories of times spent with you on visits on Burrage Street have always brought warm thoughts of family and your special way of sharing with us kids. Our prayers and thoughts are with you always,

Love,

Rose, Ron, Michael, and Alex

David E. Breault

January 9, 2005

Good evening to you Rosemary and David,

I am very sorry for your loss -our family's loss - Uncle Raoul and I got to spend time together at various times in our lives . . . Remembering when we were all kids playing down "on the farm" - always my favorite memories are of all of us romping around "the farm" - all of us cousins - we had so much fun -the cows, the fields, the gardens, the rides in so many kinds of automobiles . . . the music and the maple syrup by the fire - I was just telling my children in an email how your Dad, many, many years ago, came to my rescue - I had riden my bicycle all the way from Leominster to Lunenburg (to the "farm") with my dog Sunshine, we were both exhausted when we got there - and - my bicycle was not working properly - your Dad and Pepe - fixed my bike and somehow got me home so I didn't have to pedal again!

Then, much later, about 10 years ago, I began walking with my Dad and going to Church first - I was always especially happy when your Dad would meet us at the Church (St. Cecelia's) and walk with us to breakfast or wherever we were going.

He always had plenty to say . . . I enjoyed his company so much . . . !

I remember and I smile while I feel sadness, too - I will always remember his smile and his laughter -

Please accept my sincerest condolences - (Big) David

Rosemary & David Breault

January 9, 2005

In loving memory of Dad,

here are the funeral arrangements:

Evening Calling Hours:

Tues.-Jan.11th - 4pm to 7pm

M.A.Simard and Son Funeral Home

14 Walker Street

Leominster, MA 01453

Funeral Mass:

Wedn.-Jan.12th - 10am to 10:50am

St.Cecilia Church

180 Mechanic Street

Leominster, MA 01453

Chapel Service immediately following Funeral Mass:

St.Joseph Cemetery

486 Clarendon

Fitchburg, MA

Rosemary Breault

January 9, 2005

Dad,

the short visits we had together were always very special. I will always remember your strength and bright, beautiful eyes.

You suffered a long time and you deserve to rest in peace.

You will be forever in my heart.

Rosemary Breault

January 9, 2005

To my dear and loving father,

your living example of courage and strength will forever be remembered.

-from your daughter, Rosemary.

Funeral arrangements are below:

Evening Calling Hours:

Tuesday, January 11th

- 4pm to 7pm

Brandon Funeral Home

14 Walker Street

Leominster, MA 01453

Funeral Mass:

Wednesday, January 12th

- 10:00am to 10:50am

St. Cecilia Church

180 Mechanic Street

Leominster, MA 01453

Chapel Service immediately following Funeral Mass:

- St. Joseph Cemetery

486 Clarendon

Fitchburg, MA