Darren Robert Beaulieu

It breaks our hearts to announce the passing of a caring, loving man that was dearly loved by many.

Darren Robert Beaulieu – Asiinyuup, beloved husband, son, grandson, brother, uncle, cousin, godfather, brother-in-law, nephew, friend, will be missed and will leave us with beautiful memories.

Predeceased by his dad Joseph Adelard Roulette (Josephanse), his stepdad Alphonse Leclerc, grandpa Michel Roulette & Joe Ames, and auntie Emelie.

Darren leaves to mourn his wife of 30 years Linda, his mom Ruby, his koko Bernadette Ames, his sisters Gloria (Justin), Melanie, and who he considered his sisters Jessica, Jenna (Jason) & Amy Heart. Brothers Joseph ‘Putski’ Beaulieu (Tammy), big ‘brothers’ Darren Desjarlais and David Napper. Sisters-in-law Diana (Uncle Ray), Leona (Larry), Rhonda, Sharon (Darren), Rita, Sheila. Brothers-in-law Arnold (auntie Sheila), Willie Jr. (Terry), Shane, His godchildren he loved with all his heart, his pride & joy Nash Morpheus Klaud Desjarlais (the son he never had), Wilfred Moose (Willi Putt), Larrisa Spence (the daughter he never had), Zoey Mulvena, Joya Desmerais & Georgine Spence. His uncles Kojak and Robbie, auntie Norma Harder, uncle Ron Roulette. And many nieces, nephews and cousins who he loved dearly.

Darren enjoyed playing guitar and jamming with whoever he could get to jam with him. He loved listening and playing guitar to AC/DC. He enjoyed working on cars when he was able to. He enjoyed driving around and reminiscing and looking for old cars. He collected many hot wheel cars and collectables, he had quite the collection.

Darren liked telling jokes, he loved watching the Winnipeg Jets in the winter and the Toronto Blue Jays in the summer. In his earlier days he liked his jobs, which was driving the “$h*t truck” as he called it, and he was a security guard at the Daycare for many years.

Darren was a true believer in his traditional ways. Darren enjoyed loving up all the children and had nicknames for all of them. Darren always tried to motivate his nephews and nieces to finish school or to pursue careers. Darren loved to try all kinds of different foods, eating at different kinds of restaurants and enjoyed cooking and trying new recipes.

Darren fought a long and courageous battle to stay with the people he loved. We love you Darren, we will miss you and never forget you.

Thank you to the dialysis nurses at the Portage District General Hospital. He always said they were awesome and loved them.

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