Jean Claude Armand Vannier

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Note(s):

Variations du nom: Vanier et Vannier (pierre tombale)

Naissance (1926)
4 juillet 1926
Jean-Claude Armand Vanier, fils de Wilfrid Ernest Vanier et de Annonciade Fortier
Endroit: Sturgeon Falls, Ontario
Références:
1) Site payant
http://trees.ancestry.ca/tree/31176937/person/12384248301
Par ctj_vanier
Note: Voir la fiche de sa fille Claudette - Mariage (1979): J-Claude Vannier (né le 27 juillet 1926 au Québec) . La date de naissance de Jean-Claude est différente.
2) tree.ancestry.ca - Saini Family Tree - Marc Saini
http://trees.ancestry.ca/tree/15240770/person/234456210

Recensement (1930)
Endroit: Rochester, Olmsted, Minnesota, États-Unis
Household Gender Age Birthplace Membres correspondants de la famille
Head Anonciade Vanier F 33 Canada Annonciade Fortier (né en 1986)
Daughter Clara Vanier F 13 Canada Claire (né en 1916)
Daughter Anica Vanier F 12 Canada
Daughter Ernestine Vanier F 8 Canada
Son Guy Vanier M 6 Canada Guy (né en 1923)
Son Francis Vanier M 5 Canada François (né en 1925)
Son Gean Vanier M 3 Canada Jean-Claude (né en 1926)
Daughter Arlette Vanier F 2 Canada
Référence:
"United States Census, 1930," index and images, FamilySearch
https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/X38V-Z9R
: accessed 17 Mar 2013, Ernestine Vanier in entry for Anonciade Vanier, 1930.
Questions:
1) Où est le père, Ernest, décédé à l'âge de 75 ans, en 1968? Ernest est marchand.
2) Que fait cette famille au Minnesota? Réponse: commerce?

Mariage (1946)
12 octobre 1946
Armand Vanier, fils d'Ernest Vanier et Annonciade Fortier
et
Béatrice Desrosiers, fille de Gaudiose Desrosiers et Florence Leroux
À New Liskeard, Ontario
Référence:
Bibliothèque de la Société généalogique canadienne française (SGCF)
Répertoire de mariages
Tiroir: Ontario et Manitoba

Photo:
1) Jean Claude seul
2) Jean Claude est sa fille ainée Claire marchant dans l'allée à l'église
Références:
tree.ancestry.ca - Saini Family Tree - Marc Saini
http://trees.ancestry.ca/tree/15240770/person/234456210
et
Vanier/Vannier Family Book 2015
Family Reunion July 31 - August 3, 2015
Haileybury, Ontario
Document de 116 pages transmis par Louise Morton le 6 mars 2016

Décès (1969)
16 août 1969
Armand Vanier
Endroit: Pointe-Claire, Québec
Inhumation: Haileybury Roman Catholic Cemetery, Temiskaming Co., Ontario
Références:
1) Site payant
http://trees.ancestry.ca/tree/31176937/person/12384248301
Par ctj_vanier
2) tree.ancestry.ca - Saini Family Tree - Marc Saini
http://trees.ancestry.ca/tree/15240770/person/234456210
3) Voir ci-dessous - Pierre tombale

Pierre tombale:
Jean Claude VANNIER
Haileybury Roman Catholic+ Cemetery
Temiskaming Co./Reg./Dist., Ontario
VANNIER
Jean-Claude
1926 - 1969
Beatrice
1926 -
Référence:
http://canadianheadstones.com/on/view.php?id=104701
Avec la photo de la pierre tombale

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Biography:

Jean Claude Armand Vannier was born on 4 July 1926. He was
the fifth of six boys and the seventh of eleven children. Like many of his siblings, he
was born and baptised in Sturgeon Falls ON.
Jean Claude joined the RCAF when he turned 17, as a boy. He was following in the
footsteps of his three older brothers who were also in the RCAF. He was too young
for operational duties and, as the war in Europe was winding down, he was demobilised
in December 1944. He promptly re-signed with the Royal Canadian Artillery and was
being trained for the Pacific theatre; the end of the Pacific war in September 1945
brought his military career to a close.
After demobilisation in October 1945, he moved back to Haileybury and enrolled in
the Haileybury School Of Mines. His buddy and room-mate was Jack Charron. During
Lent of 1946, while passing time with Jack at Buster's, he met Beatrice Desrosiers, a
pretty 19 year old girl from Diamond Township (near New Liskeard) and fell in love.
They were married on 12 October 1946 and provided the world with six little
Vannier's, three girls and three boys.
After graduating from the School of Mines, Jean Claude worked in Noranda and
Sudbury. In 1958 he hung up his miner's pick & shovel and took up the insurance
business. He eventually opened his own Office in Earlton and was fairly successful. I
remember when he won a trip to California and he and mom went to Palm Springs and
rented a Ford Mustang: they had just come out then; how cool.
In 1964, while in Earlton, he suffered a major heart attack. This was before the days
of the national health system and this event had a profound effect on the whole
family.
Jean Claude died of heart disease in August 1969. However; before leaving us he
participated in ground breaking medical experiments and trials. He had triple coronary
artery bypass graft (CABG) surgery in June 1968 in Montreal. Dr Pierre Grondin (1st
heart transplant in Canada) carried out the surgery; this was done one year after the
first CABG surgery was carried out in North America in May 1967 in Cincinnati. In
1969, he had an experimental pacemaker implanted.
Jean Claude was a kind and generous family man. Françoise recalls a conversation
with Claire and Claudette many years after he passed away and each one of the sisters
made this statement "I was Dad's favorite daughter". It takes a special person to
have all three of them think that each one was THE number one daughter. That was
our dad.

Reference:
Vanier/Vannier Family Book 2015
Family Reunion July 31 - August 3, 2015
Haileybury, Ontario
Document de 116 pages transmis par Louise Morton le 6 mars 2016

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