On April 5, 1927, Louis Joseph Favreau made his debut in this world in the family home in Zenon Park. He was the third of six children born to Albert and Pearl (DeVeau) Favreau. He attended Treasure School, a mile and a half away, and completed his grade 8 there.
He then farmed with his father and older brother, Albert. Farming was done using horses until the late 1940’s at which time they bought their first tractor: a John Deere AR. From a young age, in the winter, he worked in lumber camps…initially local camps, then later camps in Ontario. Farming was his life and he farmed as long as possible, until he reached his 70’s. His passion was horses, the bigger the better.
In recent years he moved to Caleb Village in Tisdale where he enjoyed renewing old friendships and making new ones while playing cards, sharing meals, etc. He was well liked by all who knew him.
Louis is predeceased by his parents, Albert and Pearl, siblings: Marguerite (Alfred) Lalonde, Albert (Margaret) Favreau, Arthur Favreau, Cecile (Henri) Hamelin and Annette (Gerry) Riou.
Louis will be fondly remembered and greatly missed by many nieces and nephews and sister-in-law, Edie Favreau.

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