TURNER – Camile Beaulieu went to be with his family and friends on Feb. 9, 2021 after a brief illness. He was born to Edmay and Camille Beaulieu on July 2, 1949. He went by many names. Pepere, P2, Frenchie, Blue, and Daddy, among others.

He joined the marine corps in 1969 to serve two tours in the Vietnam war until 1972. He was a proud American man, to say the least. He would have done anything for his country and his daughters. After the service he spent time as a truck driver, building houses, laying concrete, and as an iron worker, then to retire after almost 20 years as a propane technician.

He was a man of many traits. He was best known for his dry sense of humor, sweet dance moves, the stories he told, and the incredible love he had for his grandkids.

He leaves behind three daughters, Errica Beaulieu and her fiancé Brad Deprey of Turner, Kaytarra Correa and her husband Robert Correa Jr. of Lewiston, Emerra Beaulieu and her fiancé Eric Sweda of Raymond, and their mother Jessie Malarsie of Lewiston. Also a long time friend and another one who called him Dad, Steph Dewildt and her children of Lisbon; and the children who called him Pepere: Daymon, Tahjah, Aurora, Waylen, Hayden, Nasir, Ayverrie, Mavericc and his newest grandson Vinsetti and many more who thought of him as pepere; and the lifelong friends The Chandonnets.

He was predeceased by his parents Edmay and Camile; brothers Glenn, Steve, Raymond, sisters, Gerry, Jackie, and Noel, and his best friend of 40 plus years, Mike Chandonnet.

He was loved by so many. He would have given you the shirt of his back even if it meant he was left without one. He always thought about his children and grandchildren before himself.

And as he would say “ Don’t sweat the small stuff, its all small stuff”

Semper Fi Daddy OORAH!

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