George J. Dulieu

To the Dulieu Family,
When I think your dad, I think of his signature goatee and the countless hours he spent with Bobby Brown in finishing. He was a man that loved his wife and his kids and had a strong connect with his faith. I can honestly say that I never saw him angry and it was always a pleasure to be in his company. May he Rest In Peace for a life well lived. God Bless.

Family of Mr. Dulieu,

In loving memory of a wonderful man. Your Dad and our Dad (Charlie) were best friends from childhood. We remember the stories your Dad told of the mischief they both got into. Your Dad was a wonderful man who loved his wife and family.

We will miss him but he will be forever in our hearts.

Suzanne and Lynne Rheaume

My deepest sympathy goes out to the Dulieu family and relatives. George and my dad "Charlie Rheaume" had such great memories growing up as kids off of Newport Ave and also during the summer time, when both families spent a couple of weeks at Cape Cod. Whenever I brought my dad to George's house to visit, my dad, "Charlie", would always reminisce about their childhood and the great memories they shared. You will be missed Mr. Dulieu, may you rest in peace.

Scott and Karen, our deepest condolences on your loss. The Seery family COG #315.

Dear Dulieu Family

I am saddened to learn of the loss of Mr. Dulieu. Growing up across the street from your family was such a gift. The love between your parents and their love and devotion to all of you showed me from an early age what was most important in life. I remember both of your parents as people who always had a smile on their face and a twinkle in their eyes. May it comfort you to know that they are together once again. And may your many memories of the times you spent...

Condolences to your family at this time of sorrow from your friends from Chase's Ocean Grove.

My condolences. George was truly a family man. Very patient and always there tending to all the kids on Calder Street. I think he enjoyed every hockey game we were in, and didn’t miss many. Blue collar, quiet but positive and affective when he spoke. Very fortunate to have had him as an influence as a kid in the neighborhood. Just a real solid person, and I’m sad to hear the news.

We are so sorry for your loss. Your Dad and my Dad ( Bob Deschenes) were great friends for many years. They used to go feed the animals at Slater Park, They blew whistles and the squirrels would come to them, they took many walks together and had many lunches together. They can not feed the animals again...