AUBURN – Denise Marie Gagnon, a loving soul, 56, of Auburn, Maine peacefully passed away with her family by her side on July 12, 2021.
Denise was born at Beale Air Force Base, Yuba County, Calif. on Dec. 25 1964 to Claire and Joseph Bussiere.
She will be remembered for her beautiful loving soul who had so much joy to spread. Most of her years were dedicated to safely transporting children of all ages to school, extracurricular activities and back home. It wasn’t a job for her, it was passion! You wouldn’t have to look far during summer breaks, she was always poolside with her family and friends building many memories especially with her grandchildren that she adored so dearly. Her laugh was loved by all who knew her. The warmth of her presence will never be forgotten.
She is survived by her husband, Robert Gagnon, her stepmother, Brenda Bussiere; stepbrother, Ryan Lemlin, his wife Lindsey and their children Nicolas and Mathew; her son, Dana Bussiere, his wife Mylinda and their son, Ryder, Tyler Baril, his wife Angela and their son Greyson; her son, Dylan Gagnon, his wife Brooke and their children Wesley and Evelyn; her niece, Nicole, her husband Nicolas and their son, Samuel.
She is predeceased by her mother, Claire Bussiere, who was happily married to her father up until the hour of her death; her father, Joseph Bussiere. her brother, Daniel Bussiere.
Denise will be greatly missed by all of her family and friends!
If your want to remember her, remember how much joy she brought to our heart!
A celebration of life will be posted on her Facebook page.
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