Daniel Labbé

1948–2005 (age 57)

Biography

Daniel Labbé (1948–2005) honored working-class traditions through steady labor and a commitment to fairness. He carried out his duties with a quiet pride, earning the respect of those he worked alongside by showing that dignity is found in every honest effort.

The fairness he championed and the friendships he fostered endure in the community he helped sustain, reminding us of the value of perseverance.

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