Debbie Leroux Obituary Notice
Debbie Leroux 77 died peacefully at Thunder Bay Regional on March 2 2025 Funeral Mass set for 11 00 am March 7 2025 at Our Lady of Loretto Church Harbourview Funeral Centre by Arbor Memorial obituary to follow tomorrow Remember a loved one by supporting better local health care at home
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Remarking on a Beloved Mother's Loss After Three Years
A heartfelt note from Rick, Chris, Terra, Kierra, Mason and Kalix marking three years since a mother’s passing. They express lasting love, cherished memories, and ongoing tribute to her.
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Terra
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Mason
Kalix
David Johansen Dies at 75 Former New York Dolls Frontman
David Johansen, the New York Dolls singer and later Buster Poindexter, died at 75 in New York City after a battle with stage 4 cancer and a brain tumor. The long influential career included solo work, film roles, a Sirius XM show, and a legacy as a key glam and protopunk figure. He is survived by his wife Mara Hennessey and stepdaughter Leah Hennessey.
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Bourgoin, Former Auxerre Leader, Dies at 85
Gérard Bourgoin, longtime Auxerre figure and former French league president, died at 85. A major sponsor and vice-president during the club’s rise under Guy Roux, Bourgoin helped Auxerre win league and cup doubles and reach the Champions League quarterfinals. He led the league in 2000 and later served as Auxerre president.
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