Zenon was born in Baie-Des-Sables, a Quebec province of Canada. He married Sadie Roy (Dec. 26, 1926). They had 1 son, Roger St. Laurent of Hudson, NH. He later married Gertrude LaRoche Senechal in 1953.
Zenon was the son of Francois and Rose (Martel) St. Laurent. He had 4 sisters, Rose Gendron, Bertha Dupont, Marie Ann Letendre, Marie Levesque and 1 brother, Antonio St. Laurent. He also had 3 grandchildren whom he loved very much. Deborah Dube, David St. Laurent and Diana St. Laurent.
He was employed by the Nashua Foundries and Indian Head Millworks in Nashua NH and a member of the Loyal Order of the Moose in Nashua.
Pepere had such a hard time speaking English that whenever I'd bring a friend to visit him...he would convert their non-Canadian name into a Canadian version that would crack us all up!!
He had a passion (and anyone was lucky to watch) with playing his violin and his harmonica with foot stomping Canadian folk songs. He also had an incredible skill in widdling wood. There is a photo of his works listed in photos.
Zenon was the son of Francois and Rose (Martel) St. Laurent. He had 4 sisters, Rose Gendron, Bertha Dupont, Marie Ann Letendre, Marie Levesque and 1 brother, Antonio St. Laurent. He also had 3 grandchildren whom he loved very much. Deborah Dube, David St. Laurent and Diana St. Laurent.
He was employed by the Nashua Foundries and Indian Head Millworks in Nashua NH and a member of the Loyal Order of the Moose in Nashua.
Pepere had such a hard time speaking English that whenever I'd bring a friend to visit him...he would convert their non-Canadian name into a Canadian version that would crack us all up!!
He had a passion (and anyone was lucky to watch) with playing his violin and his harmonica with foot stomping Canadian folk songs. He also had an incredible skill in widdling wood. There is a photo of his works listed in photos.
Zenon was born in Baie-Des-Sables, a Quebec province of Canada. He married Sadie Roy (Dec. 26, 1926). They had 1 son, Roger St. Laurent of Hudson, NH. He later married Gertrude LaRoche Senechal in 1953.
Zenon was the son of Francois and Rose (Martel) St. Laurent. He had 4 sisters, Rose Gendron, Bertha Dupont, Marie Ann Letendre, Marie Levesque and 1 brother, Antonio St. Laurent. He also had 3 grandchildren whom he loved very much. Deborah Dube, David St. Laurent and Diana St. Laurent.
He was employed by the Nashua Foundries and Indian Head Millworks in Nashua NH and a member of the Loyal Order of the Moose in Nashua.
Pepere had such a hard time speaking English that whenever I'd bring a friend to visit him...he would convert their non-Canadian name into a Canadian version that would crack us all up!!
He had a passion (and anyone was lucky to watch) with playing his violin and his harmonica with foot stomping Canadian folk songs. He also had an incredible skill in widdling wood. There is a photo of his works listed in photos.
Zenon was the son of Francois and Rose (Martel) St. Laurent. He had 4 sisters, Rose Gendron, Bertha Dupont, Marie Ann Letendre, Marie Levesque and 1 brother, Antonio St. Laurent. He also had 3 grandchildren whom he loved very much. Deborah Dube, David St. Laurent and Diana St. Laurent.
He was employed by the Nashua Foundries and Indian Head Millworks in Nashua NH and a member of the Loyal Order of the Moose in Nashua.
Pepere had such a hard time speaking English that whenever I'd bring a friend to visit him...he would convert their non-Canadian name into a Canadian version that would crack us all up!!
He had a passion (and anyone was lucky to watch) with playing his violin and his harmonica with foot stomping Canadian folk songs. He also had an incredible skill in widdling wood. There is a photo of his works listed in photos.
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