Gaston-Gauthier-Obituary

Gaston Gauthier

Dearborn, Michigan

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Gauthier, Gaston. Gaston was a WW II veteran and served on the submarine USS Sea Robin. In his professional life, Gaston was an electrical contractor and a state registered professional engineer and a graduate of the University of Michigan, College of Engineering in 1951. He was a member of the Elks, MSPET, NSPE, MAP, the Thomas Edison Club of Dearborn, and the Dearborn Electrical Bureau. He provided budget estimates for projects including government NASA facilities, missile sites, and the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, to name a few. Gaston was involved in Boy Scouts for forty years, twenty-five of them as Scoutmaster of Troop 1148 in Dearborn. He was a volunteer adult leader for two World Jamborees, was a speaker at several area high schools, and also served as coordinator for the Scouts in Government Day.

Gaston passed away peacefully with his family around him. He is survived by his wife of sixty years, Mabel (Neile), sons Gary (Cathy) and Greg, daughters Janice, Joanne Moore (Dan), and Jeanne Drexler (Ron), eight grandchildren: Elizabeth, Jennifer, Neile, Bryan, Lauren, Katlyn, Kevin, Jesse, and several nieces and nephews. His son, Glen (Janet), preceded him in death. He is also survived by his brothers Gerard, Raymond, and Charles, and his sisters Marie Spaulding and Yvonne Moran. His brother Marcel preceded him in death. Visitation will be Friday 1-9 pm at the Dearborn Chapel of Voran Funeral Home, 23701 Ford Rd. (313) 278-5100. Funeral service will be held at the funeral home Saturday at 11 am. The family requests donations in his name to the Detroit Area Council, Boy Scouts of America, The Scout Tribute Fund, 1776 W. Warren, Detroit 48208

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Gaston E. Gauthier served with pride and dedication aboard the US Submarine Sea Robin, SS-407 in 1944-45. He participated in three successful War Patrols against the Empire of Japan.

His legacy is one of extreme service to his country as member of our GREATEST GENERATION.

His surviving Sea Robin shipmates honor his memory and wish him smooth sailing as he departs on his ETERNAL PATROL.

Sailor, rest your oar.

USS Sea Robin Association

My Condolences is sent to the Gauthier family. In business Gaston was an honest, respected and skilled professional. Over the many years of our business association, I considered him to be a good and valued friend.

My deeepest condolences to Gaston's family. Although I only meet him once (at the Silversides), he was one of my heros. He was a shipmate of mine on the Sea Robin even though we never met there. He showed what a true submariner was in real life, a very proud and caring person.
"Sailor Rest Your Oar"

Mabel and family,

I remember coming over to your house when I was young and how nice Gaston always was. My thoughts are with you.

(Joanne Gielow Fulmizi, Norma's daughter)

Dear Greg, Mrs Gauthier & family---

I am so sorry to read about the passing of Mr Gauthier.
I will be keeping you all in my thoughts and prayers.

Sincerely,
Nancy (Romanski) Doody
-Waxhaw, NC
*I went to school with Greg*

I have know Mr.G almost all of my life.... he was a WONDERFUL caring person with a beautiful heart and enjoyed life and will be Greatly missed by all who knew him. My prayers are with the family. In his Grip.... Kym (Fick)Moyer