Yvon Michaud
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With a broken heart, We share that our friend and family member, Yvon Michaud, Tragically passed away in a MVA on Friday May 14th 2021.
Yvon leaves behind His beautiful fiancé Deanna hall, and 2 girls Anastasia and Amelia. Those who knew Yvon would say that he was a free spirit making everyone around him laugh with his silly gestures and jokes. Yvon loved spending his time grilling, fishing and listening to all kinds of music. He enjoyed going to festivals and concerts. He also loved classic cars, But most of all he loved spending time with his 3 girls. He was such a kind soul who never hesitated to lend a helping hand to those in need.
Yvon was the soul provider for his family and would strive to make sure they had all of the basic essentials ( food, clothing, shelter, etc). However, with his departure they are left to figure these things out on their own. We hope they will eventually see the justice they deserve but we are told it will be a lengthy process that could take up to a year or possibly more. With this being said, We are asking for help to ensure Deanna and the girls can continue to have those essentials so they can focus on grieving and the difficult road of what lies ahead. Any contributions to help the Michaud family during their time in need will be greatly appreciated. We want to thank everyone for their generosity. Yvon will be missed greatly but never forgotten
Yvon leaves behind His beautiful fiancé Deanna hall, and 2 girls Anastasia and Amelia. Those who knew Yvon would say that he was a free spirit making everyone around him laugh with his silly gestures and jokes. Yvon loved spending his time grilling, fishing and listening to all kinds of music. He enjoyed going to festivals and concerts. He also loved classic cars, But most of all he loved spending time with his 3 girls. He was such a kind soul who never hesitated to lend a helping hand to those in need.
Yvon was the soul provider for his family and would strive to make sure they had all of the basic essentials ( food, clothing, shelter, etc). However, with his departure they are left to figure these things out on their own. We hope they will eventually see the justice they deserve but we are told it will be a lengthy process that could take up to a year or possibly more. With this being said, We are asking for help to ensure Deanna and the girls can continue to have those essentials so they can focus on grieving and the difficult road of what lies ahead. Any contributions to help the Michaud family during their time in need will be greatly appreciated. We want to thank everyone for their generosity. Yvon will be missed greatly but never forgotten
Organizer
Deanna Hall
Organizer
Winsted, CT