Marc was a much beloved son and brother; husband and father. He had a good heart, was easy going, down to earth, compassionate, caring and fun to be around. He loved playing guitar, which brought him a lot of inner peace and solitude. As Marc got a bit older, he had become a pacifist who shunned violence and was calm and more mellow by nature.

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He played hockey and football while growing up and showed grit and determination in the ways he played those games. He kept playing pick-up hockey over the years up until his untimely death. He enjoyed the camaraderie and the physical exercise, and his friendly demeanor was well liked by others around him.

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When Marc's brother Pierre drowned in a tragic accident two years prior, on 15 JUNE 1987, it was a whirlwind of emotions that befell him and touched his inner core. He took the loss very hard and tried to cope as best as he knew how.

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Marc was human, had feelings, felt deeply with his heart and soul and did not judge others. He worked at Hub Meat Packers full-time, was very punctual, hard working and never missed days of work.

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When Angèle was born, as for any 25 year-old, it's quite a huge adjustment,  as anyone who's had kids would know. Marc grew in the role as dad and he relished in the fact that he had a beautiful daughter who he loved unconditionally.