Help the Grenier's

It is with a heavy heart that we share that Martin Grenier, our beloved Father, husband, Son and Brother unexpectedly passed away on September 26th, 2021. Martin had some previous health concerns but as far as all were aware, he was healthy, happy, and trying to enjoy life the best he knew how. He had a heart attack in his sleep and passed peacefully. He is survived by his wife Veronica, his sons Lucas and Samuel, his daughter Jessica and his grandchildren Gabriel and Evelyn, and his brother Gregory.

 

Martin is from St. Johnsbury, VT and had lived there the majority of his life. He graduated from the St. Johnsbury Academy in 1983. Martin worked as a Drug and Substance abuse counselor. Dedicated to helping his community and those beyond the scope of St. Johnsbury, he dedicated the last 20 years of his life to helping those in need. Martin was known for his love of the outdoors, be it fishing or having a bonfire, he enjoyed the comfort the outdoors brought him. He was a family man and loved so dearly his children, there was not much else that mattered to Martin.

 

Martin passed unexpectedly and the news of this devastated his family. With his sudden passing, the family that's been left behind has taken on significant financial burdens that they're struggling to handle. While the family is grieving, it is with a heavy heart that they must also try and maneuver the finances that were unexpectedly thrust onto them. This financial hardship has concerned the family with whether they'll be able to manage the debt of losing someone as well as the loss of income towards the home that Martin and Veronica have lived in for the past 23 years.

 

It is our hope that with your contributions, the Grenier family will be able to buy themselves time. Time to figure out their financial necessities and pay off the debt of losing someone as well as maintain the house that Martin had worked for his whole life. He loved his family, he loved his community, he would be distraught knowing that his family has to suffer these hardships, however with your contributions, they won't have to suffer alone. Thank you for the consideration, thank you for giving a part of your day--your time to read through this and we hope you can make a contribution in honor of Martin.