Pierre "Pete" Voteau Beauregard
May 29, 1949 - December 26, 2023
Just received this shocking and very sad news...
Pierre Beauregard Obituary, Death – In a
poignant expression of sorrow, a friend conveyed the heavy burden
weighing on their heart upon learning of the untimely demise of Pierre
Beauregard. The news, received only a few days prior, left a profound
impact on those who were fortunate enough to have crossed paths with
this remarkable individual. Described as “larger than life,” Pierre’s
presence seemed to transcend the ordinary, leaving an indelible mark on
the lives he touched. The friend expressed a deep admiration for
Pierre’s exceptional qualities, highlighting his genuine thoughtfulness
as a defining feature of his character.
It is evident that Pierre was not merely a passing acquaintance but
someone whose kindness and generosity resonated profoundly. The
acknowledgment that the world is a better place for having had Pierre in
it speaks volumes about the positive influence he exerted and the
meaningful connections he forged. The sentiment of loss is palpable in
the words “you are missed greatly,” underscoring the void left behind by
Pierre’s departure. The collective grief extends beyond the individual
speaker, encompassing a community of mourners who share in the sorrow of
bidding farewell to someone whose impact was both significant and
enduring.
In a final tribute, the friend extends heartfelt condolences to
Pierre’s family, recognizing that the pain of loss is shared by those
who were closest to him. The simple yet profound wish for Pierre to rest
peacefully serves as a poignant farewell to a dear friend,
acknowledging the inevitability of life’s transience while emphasizing
the lasting impact of genuine connections. In the face of such a loss,
the friend’s words capture the essence of grief, celebrating the life of
Pierre Beauregard and expressing a shared sense of sorrow that
reverberates through the community that was fortunate enough to be
touched by his presence.
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Celebration of Life for Pierre Voteau Beauregard
Please join us in a gathering of love, remembrance, and celebration for the life of Pierre Voteau Beauregard.
**Location:**
The Barn
344 Main Street,
Ramona, California 92065
In this time of reflection and joy, we invite you to share your memories and stories about Pierre. For those who would like to say a few words during the celebration, please let us know in advance so we can include you in the program.
Accommodations in Ramona are available for those preferring not to stay in San Diego. A list of local hotels will be provided upon request.
We’ll be serving food and drinks and have a smoking patio for cigars.
People are welcome to join the family back at our home to watch the sunset go down after the service.
If you have any pictures you would like to share, please send them to the contacts below.
We look forward to honoring Pierre’s life and legacy with you.
**RSVP and Contact Information:**
Chase Beauregard 972-589-9245
Emily Beauregard
951-880-3391
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Pierre/Pete
Voteau Beauregard was born on 29 May 1949 in Massachusetts to parents
Louis and Cora Lee Hibbard Beauregard. He grew up with 4 brothers: Louis
Jr (1943-1958), Michel/Michael 1946-Living, Jacques/Jock (1948-2001),
and Philippe/Phil (1953-Living).
Louis Jr was 15 and a student at Luther Jr High in Burbank when he passed due to cancer.
Jock was BHS '66 and here is his his memorial link https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/74223067/jacques-beauregard
Pete was 74 when he died and will be greatly missed by many.
A FEW FACEBOOK COMMENTS FROM CLASSMATES...
Carol Baker
I’m so sorry to hear this sad news. R.I.P. fellow bulldog. 🙏🙏🙏
William B. McMillan
Wow, sorry to hear this. Pete grew up 4 houses down from me on Rose St. off Victory Blvd.
Diana Ziegler LarsenTop Contributor
A tragic loss to all who knew him. 💔🙏💔
Linda C. Mustion
So Sorry to hear this news. He was a really nice guy. 🙏🙏
Donna Luce Veatch Neitman
So sorry to see another classmate has passed away! RIP Pete! Condolences and 🙏🙏 to his family!
Don Ray
I’m in shock. He and I returned to Vietnam and visited the places where we had served. We went to where Bill Bric had died, and then went to the spot where Bill Campbell lost his life. Then we went to Laos and then to Hanoi where we interviewed the colonel that Ho Chi Min assigned the task of would later be known as the Ho Chi Minh Trail. I’m already missing you, Pete.
🥲
Mary DurrerTop Contributor
That’s a shame he was nice
Kathy Buzan
So sorry he was a really nice guy RIP Pete. ❤️🙏
Susan Casimano
Remember the last time I saw him - at a class reunion. He was happy and smiling. That’s the image I have of him. Condolences to his family .💔🙏
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