Help Support The Dupuis Family

Hi everyone, my name is Emma Dupuis. I am asking for your utmost support for my mother Debbi, My father Noel, and I.

2 years ago Noel was diagnosed with stage 4 pancreatic cancer. Initially the doctors told us he has a life expectancy of 6-12 months. It is now been 2 years of fighting, losing, and acceptance. On Wednesday July 24th, we received an awaiting phone call that devastated our whole family and shook us to our core. The oncologists have decided that with the condition Noel is in, they have decided that chemotherapy and radiation is no longer a viable option. And that, without anymore chemotherapy and radiation, he has a life expectancy of 6 months if we are lucky. And with that leaves my mom and I fighting to stay up to date on all the bills, medical expenses, and fighting tooth and nail to keep our home.

Last Update:

August 17th 2024

On the day of the 12th of August at 8:20am Noel Dupuis passed away peacefully in his sleep after his long 2 year battle with stage four metastatic pancreatic cancer with my mother and I by his bedside, the day prior my mother and I said our goodbyes and gave him permission to let go. If you knew Noel, you would know he was a kind but stubborn man, if he couldn’t get the job done, no one could. He fought to stay alive for weeks after his fall for my mom and I. But we knew deep down that it would never do any good and he hated walking the line between life and death. He was an amazing baker and helped make the Canada Day cake every single year for as long as I could remember since I was a baby. His soul was blessed by a local catholic priest with lots of family and friends by his side. Noel loved hunting, camping, fishing, making his famous spaghetti recipe for my friends and I when they would come over, working on little projects in his shop, FaceTiming his sister and children, talking to his friends at the grocery store, and most of all being an amazing father of 4 and a husband to his soulmate Debbi. Please keep us in your prayers in this time of grief. And hold the ones you love and tell them you love them. Because tomorrow isn’t promised. And life is just too short.

sincerely, Emma Dupuis and family.