Laverne P. Bateau

You are missed dearly Uncle Vern!♡

I worked with Laverne at the 911 office starting in 1983, he was a good and decent man and is terribly missed. He used the dona ld duck voice at work, too, I laugh thinking about it. He was a pleasure to work with and never got nasty in stressful situations, unlike some of his fellow dispatchers. Anyway I got nostalgic last night at work and thought about Laverne, he was a unique individual.

Dear Mrs. Bateau, Larry, Suzie, Jeannie, and Paul. I recently heard about your loss, and I am sorry for the pain and sorrow that you are left experiencing. Mr. “B” was truly a great man. I have so many great memories with your family, from running around Alsace to Allegany and the endless days of playing hockey in your basement (By the way Mr. B. “Larry” broke the light but it was a nice save). I find myself more and more as time goes by running through all those wonderful days of our youth...

To All of the Bateau Family, I was so very sorry to hear about the loss of your husband,Dad, and Grandfather. I know only the pain a family feels to lose someone who means so very much. My prayers and thoughts are with all of you now and in future times when things will be hard. All my best. Patty Morrison-Toth

hey paul sorry to here about you dad pasting best wish to you and your family

To my dearest grandpa,

I'll never forget the way you always mad us all laugh especially when we were sad... i'm going to miss your donald duck voice truely!!! But i know you are not gone... your always going to be here with us in spirit, and you'll never be forgotten, and I know No matter what you'll be looking down on us and always wish the best for all of us!!! I'm going to miss all the times we shared at our cabin, especially when we took a trip up there and you dropped the tomato...

To My Grandfather

I will miss you, and I cherish the 29 years I had with you. I will always remember how you made me laugh. Even though your gone, I feel like you are right beside me.

As I sit here and read the accolades and memories I cry, not for your passing but for all those memories. Suzie and Larry, until you mentioned those things I had forgotten them. Here is a few more. When Mickie would come and sleep over there were times (and you know when Mickie!) we would literally climb out on the porch roof, giggling all the way! Dad could never put anything together either, not without a a slew of curse words, 25 tools he didnt need and then finally giving up. One...