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Monique Beaudin

A mother, a grandma, a great-grandmother, a sister, and a friend… our Monique. ❤️

March 24, 1958 – October 7, 2026

It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of our beautiful Monique Beaudin, who passed away on October 7, 2026, at the age of 68.

Monique was a woman with a big heart. She loved to give, to help others, and above all, she loved to love. She always had love to give and a place for the people she cared for.

Her family was everything to her. She deeply loved her daughter, her granddaughter, and her two beautiful great-grandchildren. She loved spending time with her family and was happiest when surrounded by those she loved.

Mom, you showed us what it meant to be a fighter. You taught us courage, strength, and determination, even in the most difficult times. You fought with everything you had, and today, you can finally lay down your arms and rest. You deserve it so much, Momo. ❤️

You can now rest, free of pain, alongside those you loved so much who were waiting for you on the other side.

She is survived by her daughter Bianca Beaudin Tremblay (Maxime Fleury), her granddaughter Meganne Beaudin (Philippe Simard), as well as her precious great-grandchildren Jackson Beaudin and Abygaël Beaudin.

She also leaves behind her brothers Mario Beaudin and Edmond Beaudin, her goddaughter Marie-Michelle Beaudin, her best friend Lucie Picard, her nephews and nieces, as well as other relatives and friends. She is also survived by her companion, Yvon Desjardins.

She has gone to join those who preceded her, notably the love of her life, the late René Tremblay, her sister, the late Nancy Beaudin, her mother, the late Denise Potvin, and her father, the late Edmond Beaudin.

Momo loved the little things that brought her happiness: a good game of bingo, a karaoke night, cooking, laughing, and being surrounded by people. She loved enjoying life in her own way and sharing beautiful moments with those she loved.

Grandma, Mom, we want to make you a promise. ❤️

Even though you are no longer here to accompany us through life, we will continue to keep you alive with us.

We will talk about you, tell your stories, look at your photos, and remember all those little moments that made us laugh.

And above all, we will make sure that Jackson and Abygaël know their Momie.

They will grow up with your stories. They will know who you were, how you loved, how you laughed, and how much you loved your family. We will tell them about you so that your memory remains very much alive in their hearts.

We will continue to make you known and to grow old with you, through our memories.

The years will pass, the children will grow up, but you will always be a part of our lives. You will continue to be present in our stories, our memories, our laughter, and all those little things that will make us think of you.

You leave an immense void, Momo, but you also leave us with so much love.

You fought until the very end, Mom. Now, rest. We are taking over to continue keeping your story alive. ❤️

We love you as big as the sky.

Rest in peace, Monique. You will continue to live through us and the generations that follow.

You will never be forgotten. ❤️

Funeral details

Visitation and condolences

Église Saint-Roch
555, rue Saint-François Est, Québec (QC) G1K 8A4

November 7, 2026 from 10:00 to 11:00

Ceremony, funeral or tribute

Église Saint-Roch
555, rue Saint-François Est, Québec (QC) G1K 8A4

November 7, 2026 from 11:00 to 12:00

Acknowledgements

We thank the Maison Michel-Sarrazin for the care provided during her final moments.

A huge thank you to Dr. Paquette. ❤️

Thank you for accompanying madame Beaudin with such heart, humanity, and gentleness throughout this ordeal. You were much more than a doctor to her and to our family. Grandma called you her angel, and today, we understand why even more.

Thank you for being there for her and for us. Your dedication and big heart will never be forgotten.

Thank you for being her angel until the end. ❤️

Your expressions of sympathy can result in a donation to:Service d’entraide Basse-Ville.

The mission of the Service d’entraide Basse-Ville (SEBV) is to serve as a center for support, services, and referrals, with the primary goal of redistributing wealth in a spirit of mutual aid, in order to improve the material and social living conditions of the individuals and families it serves in the Saint-Sauveur neighborhood and the Lower Town of Quebec City.

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