Mr. Jon Charles Bourgault

23rd, 2025, at the age of 87, leaving behind a legacy defined by faith, devotion, and a love that

shaped generations. His life was a testament to commitment—both to his family and to the God

he served with quiet conviction.

For 67 years, Jon shared an extraordinary marriage with his beloved wife, Stephanie. Their bond

was a model of steadfast love, partnership, and resilience. Together, they built a family rooted in

faith, laughter, and deep connection.

Jon proudly served his country in the United States Navy, carrying with him the discipline,

honor, and sense of duty instilled by military life. He approached every chapter of his life with

that same dedication and integrity.

A devoted father to six children, Regina, John, James, Robert, Christine, and Joseph. Jon

found his greatest joy in watching his family grow. He was blessed with 25 grandchildren and

44 great-grandchildren, each one a source of pride and delight.

Jon had a deep love for the outdoors, a passion he joyfully shared with his family. Whether he

was backpacking through the mountains, casting a fishing line into quiet waters, or carving

down snowy slopes on skis, he found peace and purpose in nature. These adventures became

treasured family memories and moments of laughter, challenge, and togetherness that his

children and grandchildren will carry with them always.

A man of profound Catholic faith, Jon lived his beliefs through kindness, humility, and service.

He was known for his gentle spirit, his steady presence, and his willingness to help anyone in

need. His relationship with God guided his steps and shaped the way he treated others—with

compassion, patience, and grace.

A Vigil Service will be held at St. Rose Catholic Church in Paso Robles, CA, on January

5th at 6:00 PM. A Funeral Mass will follow the next day, January 6th, at 11:00 AM, also at

St. Rose. Family and friends are invited to gather, pray, and celebrate the life of a man whose

love and faith touched so many.

Jon’s legacy is one of love lived fully and faith lived sincerely. Though he will be deeply missed,

the imprint of his life remains—woven into family traditions, echoed in shared stories, and

carried forward by the many lives he touched.