Tuesday, September 22, 2020
I met Claude in 1986. We lifted weights and played dominoes together. I was drifting through my life without much direction when he offered to take me in as an apprentice electrician. I accepted, and worked very close with him for the next couple of years.
He was VERY intense in everything he did, and did not accept mediocrity. He lived by a sort of code that certainly separated him from the crowd and insisted you regularly reaffirmed your loyalty to the cause. As I say, he was intense.
That intensity and drive made a great first journeyman, and put me on the path to a career in the trade that has allowed me too support a family of 4 and send my two boys to good colleges. Thank you Claude ,,,Nobody who knew you will ever forget you.
