My sympathy and prayers to Lucien's family.
I've been working on the Martin family history for some time and have not paid much attention to my grandmother's side - Clara Perreault Martin. Napoleon was Clara's oldest brother. I realize now that we did not have any contact with that side of the family - which is unfortunate.
Again, please know of my prayers for Lucien and for his family.
Cordially, Steven Armand Martin</b></font><br><br>
Lucien was a great guy! Always had a funny ,yet flattering things to say to people.We can all learn from his caring and amusing ways he had.</b></font><br><br>
To Lucien's family I extend my sympathy and prayers.
I worked with Licien over 20 yrs ago at DKH. His greatest gift to all of us (patients and co-workers) was his smile and quick sense of humor. Even now, as I write this, I have to smile thinking of him.
May you find peace with the knowledge he brought joy and laughter to others.</b></font><br><br>
Lucien was a bright light at DKH, always ready to assist, always time for a quick chat, and always that smile! He'll be truly missed by us "old-timers". Pam</b></font><br><br>
There must be more laughter in a certain corner of heaven now. Hopefully that laughter will creep into the painful areas of loss and help to heal his family and friends now. I am thankful I was touched by this man's gift of humor in the midst of sickness and uncertainty. Anne</b></font><br><br>
I knew both Lucien and Juliette while working at DKH. Lucien was a great source of entertainment at times and his smile and laughter will be missed.....</b></font><br><br>
