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Ben was born August 14, 1995 in Minneapolis to Martin & Shirley (Duin) Breault. He farmed with his step dad. Ben enjoyed everything about being outdoors. He loved to fish, snowmobile, 4-wheel, and adventure through the woods year-round. He also loved camping and telling stories around the campfire with his friends and family. Most of all, becoming a proud Dad and spending time playing with his little buddy Hunter. He had a passion for grilling and managed to come up with his own tasty version of Mac & Cheese on the grill! Ben had many nicknames to include -Onion, Squirrel, Too Tall, Potawatomi and Obi Wan Kenobi. He was known for his one-liners that made you chuckle, and a kind, caring heart to match his lovable spirit.
He is survived by his mother and step father, Shirley (Robert) Byland of Avon; son, Hunter, sisters and brothers, Jolene Breault of Shakopee; Cody Pundsack of Albany; Misty Byland of Albany; Charles Breault of Avon; grandmother, Darlene Breault of Moundsview; and many aunts, uncles, nieces and nephews.
He is preceded in death by his father, Martin, grandparents, Ben & Harriet Duin, and Ken Breault.
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