Jeff Chouinard

Miss you and your stories my friends!

I miss your visits to Lisbon and our Friday nights with the Lisbon gang. Your sense of humor along with the stories of your adventures kept us entertained. I will never forget the day that you asked me to hide your beautiful Jaquar convertible. Yvon was coming for a visit and you didn't want him to see it. You picked him up at the airport with your old Subaru wagon. R.I.P. my friend!

Jeff was a second father to me. His daughter Lisa and I have been friends since we were 8 years old. Jeff and June were the best people and I am extremely honored to have been loved by such beautiful amazing people. Jeff, thank you for everything you did for me. I have such amazing memories of you. I will remember you always and I will always love you. Sherry

I knew Jeff as my Uncle. He was full of life, had an amazing smile with of voice that grabbed you right away! He was a jokester who shared stories that were almost unbelievable!! But those stories were true. He lived a life people can only dream of. I life full of adventure, love, down to earth realism and his love for women. Miss the times he would land his plane in the front of grams house in Greene, Me. Fold up the wings with a drink in hand after. He was an amazing Uncle! Such a giving...

I only met Jeff a few times in my life; but he left a big impression because
he was my father's (Frank DePasquale) best friend. They met in the Navy and
remained friends over the years. My father always talked about their antics
like climbing a fence to see the Spruce Goose in Long Beach many years before
Jeff worked for Howard Hughes and about the time Jeff took him and my mother
for a wild ride thorugh the Hollywood Bowl in his jeep.

I remember the first
time I met...

Jeff was truly a gift! He appreciated beauty, youthfulness, fun and life....lessons we can all learn from his life well lived. His unexpected phone calls to speak to his "favorite cousins" were always a pleasant surprise. I will always be thankful for having known him. Jeff introduced my mother, Lucille, his cousin, to my now step-father, Wes. They enjoyed many years of a happy marriage until she passed away in 2006. Jeff was then so gracious as to allow our family to have a memorial...

We were very sorry to hear that Jeff has passed away. We came to know June and Jeff thru the friendship of our sons-Dan & Dan. He will be missed and our prayers are with all his family at this time-especially Jeff's children.

So very sad to hear of Jeff's passing. He was a complete gentleman as I recall. We met when his daughter, Lisa and I were at the Defense Language Institute together, she in the Air Force and I in the Army. Jeff was gracious enough to have me down for Thanksgiving. He showed this young Maineac all around LA and some of the spots I really wanted to see. He even made a trip up to Ventura to introduce me to Yvon, with whom I was fasinated with at the time. My deepest sympathies to the family,...

Too bad about Jeff. He was quite a character - filled with stories about all the players of the golden age of hollywood. He was my late grandmother's cousin and thus I only met him a half dozen times, but every time I was amazed at the stories of the things he had seen and done.