Paul Lamoureux

Outre son épouse, il laisse dans le deuil sa mère Claire (feu André), ses filles Chloé et Ana, son frère Marc (Diane), sa soeur Andrée (Bill), neveux et nièces ainsi que plusieurs autres parents et amis.

Les funérailles auront lieu en l'église Ste-Thérèse d'Avila au:

10 rue de l'église

Ste-Thérèse

Le samedi 5 mai à 11h.

La famille sera présente dès 9h30 pour recevoir vos condoléances.

Vos témoignages de sympathie peuvent se traduire par des dons à la fondation du CHUM

https://www.jedonneenligne.org/fondationduchum/DIM/

Rosemère, April 25, 2018

It is with great sorrow that SWLSB Chairperson, Jennifer Maccarone

announces the passing of Director General, Mr. Paul Lamoureux who had been battling an

aggressive form of cancer for the past few months.

No words can express the sadness of Mr. Lamoureux’s death.

The school board, as well as the entire education system has

lost a visionary, a leader like no other, and an overall

remarkable human being who was appreciated, respected and

valued by everybody who ever knew him.

Mr. Lamoureux was appointed Director General of SWLSB in

2016. He brought with him over twenty-five years of experience

in education, the majority of which had been in a senior

management role at Western Quebec School Board (WQSB).

He was a passionate leader who believed in recognizing

human potential at all levels. He understood the challenges of

a minority language school board and had experience in working with different levels of

government.

“Although his journey at SWLSB was a short one, Paul made a deep impression. The time he

spent with us will guide us in the right direction for many years moving forward. He set a vision

for us, and we will honor him by dedicating ourselves to following that vision. We will make sure

that his spirit lives on at the Sir Wilfrid Laurier School Board. We are extremely privileged to have

worked with this amazing human being.” said Maccarone.

The Sir Wilfrid Laurier School Board offers quality educational services to more than 15,000

students in 35 schools and 5 adult education and vocational training centres in Laval, Laurentides

and Lanaudière and has a workforce of nearly 2,000 employees.