By Bernard Bujold -
I have many memories of Raymond Lévesque but the last ones that will remain are those of Nun's Island and of Raymond being pushed in his wheelchair by his son, the singer Jean-Vivier, while both went grocery shopping at the Provigo, next door to his residence.
In a way, for me, Raymond Lévesque has a permanent memorial on the Island because every time I pass in front of the Provigo, I think of Raymond ...
Raymond had a special character and his deafness gave him a gruff image...
I also once knew Raymond's daughter, Marie-Marine, who is a true artist in the deepest sense.
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