HOLLIS- Jason Beaulieu, 56, passed away on Sunday, October 11, 2026, after a
courageous five-year battle with cancer.
Born on April 16, 1970, in Portland, Maine, Jason was a loving family
man, a dedicated business owner, and someone who took great pride in
everything he did. He was a man of strong character, known for his
honesty, integrity, determination, and the genuine care he had for the
people in his life.
Family meant everything to Jason. He loved his family deeply and took
great pride in the people closest to him. No matter how busy life
became, his family remained one of the most important parts of his
world. He valued the time they spent together, the memories they made,
and the relationships that meant so much to him. His love for his family
was an important part of who he was.
Jason was also a man who believed in hard work and making something
of himself. One of his greatest accomplishments was fulfilling his
lifelong dream of owning his own automotive repair business, Jason's
Auto Service. What started as a dream became something he dedicated
years of his life to build. The shop was far more than a place of work. It
represented his passion for the automotive industry, his determination to
succeed, and the pride he took in creating something of his own. He
worked tirelessly to make his dream a reality, and what he accomplished
was something he was incredibly proud of.
Beyond his work, Jason had a wide range of interests that brought him
happiness. He had a particular passion for shooting sports and was
actively involved in the shooting community. He enjoyed the
friendships, shared interests, and time spent with others who had the
same enthusiasm for the sport. He also loved fishing, spending time
outdoors, and finding new projects to work on. Whether he was fixing
something, building something, or learning something new, Jason
always enjoyed keeping himself busy.
Jason also had a special love for his animals. His two dogs, Iris and
Luna, were a huge part of his life and brought him so much happiness.
He loved them dearly and treasured the companionship they gave him.
His cat, Titan, was also a much-loved member of the family.
Those who knew Jason will remember him not only for his
accomplishments, but for the kind of person he was. He was honorable,
hardworking, and devoted to the people and things he loved. He believed
in doing things the right way, standing by what mattered to him, and
putting his heart into whatever he set out to do.
Jason is survived by the love of his life, whom he called his “Beautiful
Place”, Michele Beaulieu; his daughters, Jocelyn Beaulieu and her
significant other, Jared Lane; and Chloe Tompson and her significant
other, Zack Shaw; his sons, Nick Beaulieu and his significant other,
Emily Ginter; Hunter Tompson and his wife, Maddy Dalton; and Cole
Tompson and his significant other, Alexis Deschaine; and his sister,
Michelle Smith, and her husband, Shawn Smith and their sons, Jordan
and David Smith; his mother, Brenda Beaulieu-Gannett; and his father,
Butch Gannett.
He was preceded in death by his father, Richard Beaulieu, who passed
away when Jason was young.
Jason leaves behind a family who loved him dearly, a business he spent
his life dreaming of and building, and memories that will be cherished
by those who knew him. His life was far too short, but the love he
shared, the example he set, and everything he worked so hard to
accomplish will not be forgotten.
Visitation will be held Saturday Oct. 24th from 1 - 2 PM, followed by a 2 PM memorial service to celebrate Jason's life at the West Buxton Baptist Church, 62 Parker Farm Road, Buxton.
Arrangements have been entrusted to Chad E. Poitras Cremation and Funeral Service, Buxton, www.mainefuneral.com