Groupe
Louis Lafrance
Mémorial
Louis Lafrance
Mémorial
For the respect of your values
The Groupe Louis Lafrance Memorial
has the mission to support the bereaved families
by offering quality celebrations
Who are we ?
The Louis Lafrance Memorial Group (GLLM) is a non-profit organization that helps the bereaved families by offering tribute celebrations to the deceased.
The GLLM offers families and funeral centers resources of celebrations recognized as an "celebrant laic agréé". Therefore, they must meet the same criteria as those associated with a professional order. These individuals must pass initial training and maintain their training. They must abide by a code of ethics, undergo audits and, if necessary, follow a complaint management process.
The Louis Lafrance Memorial Group (GLLM) is a non-profit organization that helps the bereaved families by offering tribute celebrations to the deceased.
The GLLM offers families and funeral centers resources of celebrations recognized as an "celebrant laic agréé". Therefore, they must meet the same criteria as those associated with a professional order. These individuals must pass initial training and maintain their training. They must abide by a code of ethics, undergo audits and, if necessary, follow a complaint management process.
Where do we come from ?
It was in 1999 that Mr. Louis Lafrance began the celebration of rites of passage which, at that time, was limited to marriages.
In 2004, funeral homes asked Mr. Lafrance to respond to a growing need for the rite of passage of death.
His approach, based on his philosophical and metaphysical experiences, has spread to Quebec City, Lévis and surrounding areas.
In 2016, with partners, Mr. Lafrance was involved in the creation of the Louis Lafrance Memorial Group in order to meet the growing needs of celebrated executives in Quebec City and the surrounding area and throughout Quebec.
It was in 1999 that Mr. Louis Lafrance began the celebration of rites of passage which, at that time, was limited to marriages.
In 2004, funeral homes asked Mr. Lafrance to respond to a growing need for the rite of passage of death.
His approach, based on his philosophical and metaphysical experiences, has spread to Quebec City, Lévis and surrounding areas.
In 2016, with partners, Mr. Lafrance was involved in the creation of the Louis Lafrance Memorial Group in order to meet the growing needs of celebrated executives in Quebec City and the surrounding area and throughout Quebec.
What they say...
Deacon, Louis Lafrance
Event, the funeral service for Mrs. Phyllis Lewis Samler
November 18, 2011
Quebec City, Qc
The family, and myself, would like to express our sincere thank-you for the lovely service you prepared in honour of our Mother.
The readings, music choice, and your personal demeanour were calm and most respectful. Your co-operation with the family re-eulogy, poetry reading was appreciated.
We and others in attendance were quick to remark on the “lovely service”.. that together we did our Mother proud.
Again, Thank You
Doreen Samler Kack
Deacon, Louis Lafrance
Event, the funeral service for Mrs. Phyllis Lewis Samler
November 18, 2011
Quebec City, Qc
The family, and myself, would like to express our sincere thank-you for the lovely service you prepared in honour of our Mother.
The readings, music choice, and your personal demeanour were calm and most respectful. Your co-operation with the family re-eulogy, poetry reading was appreciated.
We and others in attendance were quick to remark on the “lovely service”.. that together we did our Mother proud.
Again, Thank You
Doreen Samler Kack
