Leonard John “Hyperlink” Thibeau
RANDOLPH – Leonard John “Hyperlink” Thibeau, 89, of Randolph, Maine, died Sunday, March 6, 2022 at Togus VA Medical Heart. He was born in Calais, Maine, on June 16, 1932, the son of William and Mary (Boudreau) Thibeau.Leonard was a 1951 graduate of Gardiner Excessive College, the place he loved taking part in soccer, basketball, and baseball. He remained a loyal Tigers fan all through his life. Leonard served within the U.S. Navy in the course of the Korean Conflict interval, aboard the usKula Gulf. He was proud to serve his nation, and was later an energetic member and commander of his native American Legion. In 1956, he started his 41-year profession as a lineman for the telephone firm, at the moment referred to as “Ma Bell.” He earned the nickname “Mr. Additional time” for his devoted service and had a humorous story about nearly each pole or job web site he encountered. Leonard’s pastimes included taking part in playing cards and beano, doing crossword puzzles, rooting for the Crimson Sox and the Patriots, watching cowboy motion pictures, sport reveals, and the Three Stooges, and day by day telephone calls together with his brother Philip. He liked spending time outdoors in all seasons. He might be fondly remembered sitting in his most popular sunny spot on his deck with a cup of espresso, a smile, and an excellent story for all who stopped by for a go to. His favourite interest was spending time together with his grandchildren and great-grandchildren, and he was by no means too busy to learn a e book, take a stroll, or play a sport with them. “Bump” enriched their lives together with his storytelling, his humorousness, and his love for a bit little bit of mischief. Leonard described himself as a wealthy man. He thought of the love of his household his biggest treasure, and he believed that one might discover a purpose to be grateful and to snort on daily basis. Leonard was predeceased by his dad and mom; brother Donald Thibeau; sister Geraldine Moody; grandsons Christopher Thibeau and Matthew Thibeau; and particular nieces, nephews, brothers-in-law, and sisters-in-law. He’s lovingly missed by his spouse of 52 years, Lavenia (Brooks) Thibeau, of Randolph; daughter Sherri Dunton and associate Ed Carter; son Leonard “John” Thibeau Jr.; son Rick Leighton and spouse Sara; daughter Debbie Marcellino and husband Scott; daughter Jackie Toman and husband Jim. His legacy will dwell on by means of his grandchildren Jennifer Pegram; Tricia Alexander and husband Jeff; Ricky Leighton and spouse Sarah; Cole Leighton; Kate Marcellino and associate Gabe; Ally Marcellino and associate Nat; Nicole Marcellino; Aaron Toman and fiancee Michaela; Mary Toman; Anna Toman; and great- grandchildren Logan Alexander; Brooklyn Alexander; Grayson Pegram; and Hazel Leighton. Leonard can also be survived by his brother Fred Thibeau; brother Philip Thibeau and spouse Judy; sister-in-law Helen Thibeau; brother-in-law Tom Brooks; sister-in-law Wilma Dobbins and husband Invoice; a number of nieces, nephews, and prolonged members of the family.Visiting hours might be held on Saturday, March 26, from 11th of September am and 1-3 pm, at Staples Funeral House, 53 Brunswick Avenue, Gardiner. Burial service might be held on Thursday, June twenty third, at 10 am, on the Maine Veterans’ Memorial Cemetery, 163 Mt. Vernon Highway, Augusta, Maine. Preparations are entrusted with Staples Funeral House and Cremation Care, 53 Brunswick Avenue, Gardiner, Maine. Condolences, recollections, and images could also be shared with the household on the obituary web page of the Staples Funeral House web site: http://www.familyfirstfuneralhomes.com. Household is grateful for the care he acquired at Togus VA over time.In lieu of flowers, please take into account a donation in Leonard’s title to: VA Maine Healthcare System,1 VA Heart (Fisher Home),Augusta, Maine 04330.