ROCHELEAU, Franklin

Franklin (Frank) Alphonse Thomas Rocheleau 1955-2021. It is with heavy hearts that the family announces the passing of Frank Rocheleau, at the age of 66, on September 15, 2021 at the Blanche River Health-Kirkland Lake Site, after a long struggle with cancer, with his sisters by his side. Frank was predeceased by his parents Frank and  Anita Rocheleau and nephew Ryan Jean-Louis. Survived by his sisters Linda Rocheleau Wilcox and her children Michael and Ashley of Toronto, Ontario, Maggie Rocheleau and her daughter Megan and her four daughters of Kirkland Lake and Nephew Shawn Rocheleau, Aurora Ontario. Frank spent his youth in Matachewan. He was well known in Kirkland Lake as a laborer and helped to clear snow for many downtown businesses and private owners. Thank you to Paul and Aline Goyer for all their help and care of Frank over the past year. The family would like to thank the nurses, doctors, Betty Smallwood, all the personal support workers, and cleaning staff for their care. Cremation will be taking place and a celebration of life will be held at a later date. In Lieu of flowers, donations may be made in Frank's name to Timiskaming Palliative Care. (145 Government Road East, Kirkland Lake, ON P2N 3P4).

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Maggie and Linda

If I looked up and seen Frank coming my way, I was always welcomed with a big smile. He loved chatting and was always good for a joke or two. I always wanted to call him Boomer because you could hear his voice from a mile away. Frank certainly wasn’t afraid of work and could be seen around town doing his best for his employers. I’m sure nobody was ever disappointed in his productivity. I remember him in high school on the wrestling team, a worthy opponent for his teammates.
Rest In Peace Frank.

Lorraine Montague, October 15, 2021

Linda

Hi Linda I just wanted to say I was saddened to hear Frankie passed . I remember taking him with Susie & I to your wedding in TO.. We had a blast .. He was one that all would say was unique in so many ways . I will always think of him in only positive ways !! I will say a prayer for him my sweet XXX OOO

Robert Turcotte , November 2, 2021