Emile D. Beaulieu

So sorry to hear of Emile's passing. I met him through his wife Laurette who I worked with for many years at ENT. He was such a good person. My condolences.

Dear Laurette, Ed and I were shocked to hear of Emile's passing. It was great to spend some time talking with you both when we bumped into you at Market Basket. My only regret is we did not connect after that meeting. Emile is home with the Lord, now and our love and sympathy goes out to you and your family.

I met Emile when I was the Executive Director of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Manchester (2003-2013). He reached out to me and told me as the founding Board President of BBBSGM he would be happy to help the agency in anyway he could. He quickly became not only a mentor to me but a dear dear friend. Emile attended almost every Big Brothers event throughout my tenure. Emile was an example to those around him as a man who truly lived his life with integrity, honest, and love. His smile...

To Laurette and the Beaulieu Family, Shirley and I offer our deepest sympathy.
Emile was a true gentleman and, as our Mayor , a great supporter of the Manchester Fire Department. A man who loved this City. I was most proud to have worked for him.

Grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering you and your loved one today and always.

My sincerest condolences to Emile's family. I had the privilege of knowing him through politics and the New Hampshire JCI Senate. He was a true gentleman, a devoted family man and a devoted public servant.

Emile was a wonderful, caring and honorable man whose friendship I consider to be a Blessing. My sincere condolences to his wife and family. He will not be forgotten.

Jane, Amber, Lenny and family. Your father will be greatly missed, forever cherished and always remembered.
Please accept our most heartfelt sympathies for your loss. Our thoughts are with you and your family during this difficult time.