Pierrette Huguette
Beaudry
December 3, 1933 - March 1, 2026
Pierrette H. Lambert Beaudry
December 03, 1933- March 01, 2026
Affectionately known as “Mum” and “Grandmama”
PRECEDED IN DEATH BY: Husband Dr. Roland H. Beaudry, Beloved Daughter Nathalie Beaudry, Parents Laurent and Germaine Lambert, Siblings Denise Jacques (Jean Guy), Soeur Suzanne Lambert, Gilles Lambert (Carole- Nanny) and Colette Darvault (Richard)
CHILDREN: Nanette Dye (Charles), Julie Crane Brown (Jeffrey), Suzanne Beaudry, Lucie Wilmoth (Paul), Stephanie Arnold (Jeffrey), Dwight Anderson Beaudry (Michael), and Melanie Janek (Michael)
GRANDCHILDREN: Casey Crane, Sophie Gayle (Tommy), Gaston Dye (Erin), Mackenzie Jackson (Seth) and Zoe Arnold
GREAT-GRANDCHILDREN: Charlie-Rex Gayle, Ario Gayle, Jonas Gayle and Alice Dye
OTHERS: Beloved Nieces and Nephews and their families in Canada and Dear Lifelong Friends in Hillsboro and Beaumont, Texas
CHURCH, ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Pierrette was a devout Catholic and a registered nurse who later volunteered et Soup Kitchens and delivered Meals on Wheels, forever a caregiver. She was never without a song in her heart, a dance in her step, a shoulder to lean on, a story to tell or a kiss to blow. Pierrette never met a stranger. She loved life, but more than life itself, Pierrette loved her children …. … more … … and forever and ever.
IN LIEU OF FLOWERS: A small donation to St. Jude Children’s Hospital or just perform an extra act of kindness every day.
APPRECIATION: To Annette Parker and the entire staff and residents of Lauderdale Christian Nursing Home and Cedar View Assisted Living for their outstanding and immeasurable love, care and support, with a special thank you to Brodie Rose.
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2 Comments on “Pierrette Huguette Beaudry”
Oh how we loved Pierrette! She was good to my Mom who was her roommate. Always making sure she was cared for. She was truly a ray of sunshine and I dearly wish I could have known her when she was in her prime. She was such fun and uplifting. She always told us she loved us and would wave and blow kisses to us from her window. She was one in a million and we were so blessed to know her.
I loved this sweet lady she would always make that popping sound with her mouth.so now I can beat her saying LOVE YOU MORE rest easy sweetie ❤️