Jeremy Beaucage – Barre Montpelier Times Argus

Jeremy Beaucage Chelsea – Jeremy “JB” Beaucage, 46 years old, from Chelsea, Vermont died Wednesday, February 5, 2025. Jeremy was born on February 1, 1979 in Donald and Deborah Bokag and spent his first years in Topham, before His family moved to Washington, Vermont. His childhood was riding on motorcycles and sleds, hunting and fishing and adventures outside. The same passions – to be out with loved ones and to create sweet memories – were the values ​​that he inspired in his children and friendship. He graduated from Chelsea high school in June 1997. He married the dawn (Russell) Spencer on November 14, 1997, and they had two children, Kylee & Chase. They later divorced. On July 21, 2007, he married Mindi Farnam and they had two children, Greyson & Wyatt. They raised their children in Chelsea. Jeremy loved her children without borders. He planted in them his appreciation of open, his love of cooking and the ability to tell a great story. Jeremy lived and loved big. He was a loyal friend and generous neighbor and a member of the community, always found ways to be useful and kind. He had a way to create adventures in the forest, in the lake, in the backyard, and anywhere with his family and friends, whether it was hunting, fishing, camping or tourism. He loved Red Sox, a good baseball cap, the beach in Wells, Maine and Giant Hugs and adored his friends and their children. He especially loved camping every summer at Campground Stillwater at Groton State Forest, where he hosted holidays and telling stories, both beyond the measure. Throughout her career, Jeremy has been a meat cutter in retail stores and worked at Vermont Agency for Agriculture. He liked to communicate with people and had high standards for his area. Jeremy was also a member of the Chelsea Fire Service Committee, Chelsea’s horseshoe league and an active member of the Chelsea Fish and Games Club. Jeremy leaves behind her mother Deborah Bokag; sister, Sarah Bokage and her partner Calvin Dilmeid; Brother, Nick Bokage and his wife, Monica, as well as their two children, Makena and Ethan. He also leaves behind his paternal grandmother Rose Tremblai, his maternal grandfather Harold Kennedy, his father -in -law David Farnam, Zet, Brian Farnam and his wife Amanda Gray and nephew Calahan. He also leaves behind many aunts, uncles and cousins. Friends were like a Jeremy family, and he survived from so much from every stage of his life, whom he was dear. He was preceded by his father Donald Bokag, his paternal grandfather Joseph Bokag, his maternal grandmother Marie Kennedy, his mother -in -law Beth Farnam and his uncle Michael Bokag. In honor of Jeremy, consider spending time with those you love in a way that celebrates his heritage of laughter, telling stories and great, strong love. Whether sitting around the kitchen table or campfire, telling stories, throwing horseshoes with a friend or going for a walk to the landfill and stopping along the way to help neighbors in need; The most wish of Jeremy’s family is this kind of love and generosity to continue in his memory. The Service for Honor and Celebration of his life will be held on Friday, February 14, 2025, from 2:00 pm in the Celeen City Hall, 296 VT RT 110, Chelsea, Vermont, 05038. Memorial contributions can be made in memory Jeremy for The Chelsea Fish & Game Club Po Box 262 Chelsea, Vermont 05038, or the first PO Box 74, Chelsea, Vermont, 05038. A private message of sympathy for the family can be shared at www.boardwayCilley.com.