Michael Joseph Dubeau

Mike, it was a pleasure to know you and serve in the USAF with you! We certainly had some good times at Recruiter School and at our first Recruiting post there in Maine and New Hampshire! You were truly a good man who made his mark! Thanks for your friendship and being a stellar Wingman! Rest in Heavenly peace, Brother!

I just found out about Michael's passing while Google searching for old recruiting friends. I met Michael in Recruiting School back in 1988. We had a friendly if contentious relationship. I was constantly trying to get him to see that everything wasn't black and white, while he was always steadfast in his beliefs. We kept in touch over the years, running into each other a few times at TDY locations. I'm sorry to say that we lost touch after his retirement, but from what I've read here,...

Wow! What can I actually say that hasn't been said about Mike Dubeau? I had the honor of being trained by Ssgt Dubeau when I entered the Air Force back in 1986. Without his leadership and faith in a skinny 17yo kid from the wrong side of the tracks, I would not have made it! Michael Dubeau pushed me and mentored me at the same time. He started off with a "Rainbow" flight of 53 and turned them into Airmen! Over the years I kept in touch with Mike as I traveled the globe in the Air Force...

MIke, Was an excellent man. Had the pleasure to serve with him in the 318th RCS. Hope for the best for his family. Will pray for you
Dan Wolfe

I am so sorry to hear of Mike's passing. He was a caring and funny person who truly loved his work with the students in the JROTC program and his colleagues at Alvirne

Mary Ellen,

I just heard of this and I am so sorry. Mike was a great friend, colleague and fellow Airman. My condolences to you and the kids.

Doug Lampert

Our deepest Sympathy go out to his family and friends, Sgt. was a great influence on my daughter who was in his JROTC class all four years at Alvirne High School. If not for Sgt. she would have never stayed in the program, or even attended summer leadership school. He was always there for his students to help them any way he could. He will be missed, but never forgotten. RIP Sgt. Dubeau.