Philippe Nadeau

(Louis) Philippe Nadeau passed away peacefully at his home on December 12, 2025, with his loving wife, Virginia (Breed) by his side.  Born November 9, 1932, in Saint-Eusebe, Quebec, Canada, one of 14 siblings of Maximin and Alice Nadeau. Philippe was recruited by Percy Thompson (Logging Contractor) in the early 1950’s and moved to Ticonderoga, NY.  He worked for Percy Thompson for several years until he and his wife, Virginia (Breed) established their own logging business in 1958.  The Philippe Nadeau Logging Company was a local business that logged in the area and hired many people over the years.  Philippe and Virginia retired in 1996. Philippe and Virginia were married on March 16, 1956, and raised 2 children; Colette and Philip J. Philippe and Virginia built their home and resided in Crown Point, New York. They lived in the same home, on the same street surrounded by many family and friends. Philippe is survived by his wife Virginia (Breed), daughter Colette (Titus), and son Philip J, (Michele L.).  Grandchildren include Nicole, William, Philip T. and Cheyenne. Great grandchildren are Skylar, Aurelia, Destiny, Aurora, and Kinsey, also a large family in Canada. Their early hobbies were snowmobiling. They had several close friends that they went camping with. Joan and Don Gibbs and Connie and Don Bishop were always fun to be with.  Other hobbies included bowling at the Ticonderoga Bowling Lanes, golf leagues at the Moriah Country Club and having a good time and playing cards with Kathy and Don Barber during the winter months.  In keeping with the family wishes, there will be no funeral arrangements at this time.  A celebration of life will be held at a later date to honor Philippe’s memory.

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