THIBEAULT, PIERRE
1941 – 2021
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At the Fleurimont Hospital in Sherbrooke (CHUS), passed away on December 27, 2021, at the age of 80, Pierre Thibeault. Born in Verdun, he was the son of the late Berthe Hébert and the late Germain Thibeault. He is survived by his children and their spouses: Anne (Nathalie Bourret), Danièle (Michel Arsenault), Marie-Hélène (Marc Tessier), Guillaume (Angèle Belliveau), his grandchildren: Elyse (Samuel Migneault), Olivier, Eve, Thomas, William and Zoë, his companion, Annette Ledoux, as well as several friends.
Pierre was a strong man with a big heart. Holder of a master’s degree in philosophy and a bachelor’s degree in law, he specialized in the field of copyright early in his professional career. In addition to representing artists of international renown, his greatest pride in this capacity was to orchestrate the agreements for the musical rights for the ceremonies of the Montreal Olympic Games in 1976.
Alongside his career as a lawyer, Pierre has reinvented himself as an entrepreneur many times and in several sectors. A hard worker, he ran major music recording studios, delivered real estate projects, and built one of the largest indoor tennis clubs in the Laurentians in the early 1990s. Over the past 20 years, he had experienced a notable success in the field of energy efficiency by developing an innovative method for the insulation and lighting of indoor tennis clubs in Quebec, Ontario and even the United States.
In addition to his professional determination and creativity, Pierre was above all passionate about life! As a young man, he had been a great sportsman in baseball, football, hockey and tennis. Over time, his greatest passions were to discover new horizons, a good meal with friends, to attend a jazz concert in happy company, to dash with his 8 iron to achieve an approach shot and watch the Wimbledon final or the Super Bowl with a bowl of peanuts!
But above all, Pierre’s greatest pride was his family. An only son, he always looked forward to seeing his four children and six grandchildren flourish in their respective lives. He was very proud of everyone, and particularly happy to see the love that united them.
Given the health situation, the family will hold a virtual celebration of life in memory of Pierre on Saturday, February 26, 2022 from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. Anyone interested in participating are invited to complete the following form before February 25 to receive instructions for accessing the ceremony on Zoom live on the day of the event: (coming soon). The ceremony will be recorded for those unable to free themselves that day.
Your expressions of sympathy can result in a donation to www.autismcanada.org, an organization supporting autism in Canada and a cause that Pierre particularly cherished out of love for his grandson William.
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Pierre Thibeault
May 31, 1941 – December 27, 2021
Pierre Thibeault, 80, passed away on December 27, 2021 at the Fleurimont Hospital in Sherbrooke (CHUS). Born in Verdun, he was the son of the late Berthe Hébert and the late Germain Thibeault. He is survived by his children and their partners: Anne (Nathalie Bourret), Danièle (Michel Arsenault), Marie-Hélène (Marc Tessier), Guillaume (Angèle Belliveau), his grandchildren: Elyse (Samuel Migneault), Olivier, Eve, Thomas, William and Zoë, his companion, Annette Ledoux, as well as many friends.
Pierre was a man of intellect with a big heart. Holder of a master’s degree in philosophy and a bachelor’s degree in law, he specialized in the field of intellectual property early in his professional career. In addition to representing internationally renowned artists, his proudest achievement in this capacity was orchestrating the music rights agreements for the Montreal Olympic Games ceremonies in 1976.
In parallel to his legal career, Pierre reinvented himself as an entrepreneur on many occasions and in many sectors. A relentless worker, he led an important music recording studio, delivered real estate projects, and built one of the largest indoor tennis clubs in the Laurentians in the early 1990s. Over the past 20 years, he had notable success in the field of energy efficiency by developing an innovative method for insulating and lighting indoor tennis clubs in Quebec, Ontario and even the United States.
Beyond his professional determination and creativity, Pierre was above all passionate about life! As a young man, he was an avid baseball, soccer, field hockey and tennis player. As time went on, his greatest passions became exploring new horizons, sharing a good meal with friends, attending a jazz concert in good company, swinging his 8-iron to make an approach shot, and watching the Wimbledon final or the Super Bowl with a bowl of peanuts!
But above all, Pierre’s greatest pride was his family. As an only child, his greatest joy was seeing his four children and six grandchildren thrive in their respective lives. He was very proud of each and every one of them, and especially happy to see the love that united them.
Due to the current sanitary situation, the family will be holding a virtual celebration of life in Pierre’s memory on Saturday, February 26, 2022 from 4:00-6:00 pm. Anyone interested in participating is invited to fill out the following form by February 25 to receive instructions on how to access the live ceremony on Zoom: (coming soon). The ceremony will be recorded for those unable to attend on that day.
Your sympathy can be expressed through a donation at www.autismcanada.org, an organization that supports autism in Canada – a cause that Pierre particularly cherished for the love of his grandson William.
1941 2021
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