Edmond A. “Moe” Lausier
Edmond A. “Moe” Lausier, 74, passed away peacefully on June 29 th at home with his loving
family by his side after a period of declining health. He was the beloved husband of the love of
his life, Rita Y. “Dolly” Bergeron with whom he shared 53 years of marriage.
Moe was born in Lowell on July 3, 1946. He was the son of the late Edmond P. Lausier and
Marie R. (Mercier) Lausier. He was educated in the Tyngsboro and Lowell schools and received
an associate degree in business from Newbury Junior College.
Moe was a proud United States Army Veteran. He served in Vietnam from 1965-1967 during
which time he was awarded the Vietnam Service Medal, two Bronze Service Stars, the National
Defense Service Medal, the Republic of Vietnam Campaign Medal and the Sharpshooter Badge.
When thanked for his service he would always reply with an enthusiastic “I’d do it again”.
Prior to his retirement, Moe was a bus mechanic with the MBTA. Following his retirement, he
was as a mechanic for Nashua Transit.
Moe loved watching Boston sports, going to casinos, playing the lottery, and most of all,
spending time with his family.
In addition to his wife, he leaves his daughter and son-in-law, Tracy and Kevin Turner, with
whom he resided, and his son, Kevin Lausier, his best friend whom he affectionately referred to
as “the boy”. He was the proud “Pepere” to eight grandchildren who meant the world to him;
Samantha, Jackson, Kevin (Jordan), Emily (Brett), Dylan, and Matthew (Sarah) Turner, as well as
Amanda and Brianna Lausier; and two great-granddaughters, Lulu and Georgie Turner. He also
leaves his special Godchild, Erica Keeley. Additionally, he leaves his brother and sister-in-law,
Robert and Jeannette Lausier, and sisters Edna Gauthier, Marie (Donald) Paquette, Rita
(Michael) Clark, Helen Mayall, Lucille (Daniel) Lavigne, Claire (Kevin) Bergeron and many nieces
and nephews. He was the brother of the late Raymond “George” (Simone) Lausier and
Thaddee A. Lausier.
Moe’s family would like to thank the staff at Merrimack Valley Hospice for their care and
compassion during this time.
In accordance with his wishes, a celebration of life will be private. In lieu of flowers, donations
in his name can be made to Home Base, Veteran and Family Care, One Constitution Wharf,
Suite 140, Charlestown, MA 02129, www.homebase.org.
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What a beautiful tribute to a wonderful man. And a great service to our country. May he rest in peace. And I pray that his family will find comfort in all the beautiful memories they have of him. We love you uncle Moe. Love Steve and Linda
Tracy,
My heart is with you and your whole family. It makes sense now after reading how honorable your father lived his life. That same honor and that same spark is clear in you. So proud to call you my friend.
Love,
Chris , Lisa and kids.
Our thoughts and prayers are with his family at this most difficult time. He was a sweet man, may he Rest In Peace!
I love you Moe & the wonderful memories that we share. You’ve made me smile & you’ve made me laugh – you went from impersonating Elvis to impersonating Archie &
did both perfectly. I’ve never met anyone who didn’t love you. You were an awesome son, brother, husband, father, uncle & Godfather
RIP Those of us who had you in our lives were extremely lucky!!
Sending my condolences to the family, may he Rest In Peace
My condolences to Dolly, Tracy, Kevin and their families, also to Moe’s siblings and their families. My prayers and thoughts are with all of you at this difficult time. Moe will always be my number 1 Vietnam Vet, he served proudly. R.I.P. dear cousin.
To Tracy and family that was Amazing tribute to your dad you always talked about your dad from his far back as I can remember he is not suffering and the memories you have are unbelievable we’re thinking about you and your family at this hardest time
Edmond “Moe” Laurier was everything good you could say about a man. Rest In Peace, your loving nephew Mike Bergeron.
Dad,
I consider myself very lucky to have been your daughter and to have the time I had with you. No matter who I come across in my life, you will always be the most amazing man I have ever known. My heart is broken and I will never be the same, but I am relieved that your suffering is over. I will forever miss hearing you say “Well hello there little girl!” I love and miss you so much.
My sincere sympathies go out to all of Moes family and friends.
May Our Good Lord Bless and Comfort each one of you at this very difficult time.
pep, i don’t even know where to begin. i think about you all the time. i miss coming home and going downstairs to tell you about my day. not a day goes by that i don’t think of you and the amazing man you were. you always taught me the wisest things, and i will forever hold onto those. you will always be mentioned to my future family and i am so lucky to call you my pepere. i hope you watch down on me and jack and help us get through the dark days in life. i hope you’re resting easy. being your granddaughter was truly the greatest honor. ill never forget the endless sleepovers, trips to vics for breakfast, and always hanging out after school. you were truly a wise, amazing soul. i learned so much from you, and i wish i got to learn more. please just watch over me and guide me through this crazy life. i miss you everyday, and i wish you were still here. i love you so much..
my darling husband I miss you every minute of every day.we just had a new great granddaughter named ayla lausier she is so cute she’s a little peanu5llbs4oz