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Langelier still has a bitter taste of this episode: 'I was stunned! I could not have known that! Édouard had chosen another funeral home. But after a few days, a nurse asked her to stop organizing the funeral, informing her that two weeks before his death, Carpentier, who was suffering from dementia, in addition to his many other health problems, had written his will and wanted a discreet funeral. Tony Langelier, who was in contact with members of Édouard Carpentier's family and who was called by the hospital to take charge of the case, took care of the funeral arrangements and thus avoided the morgue, due to the confusion surrounding his identity. On October 30, 2010, Carpentier died of a heart attack at his home in Montreal, at the age of 84, while awaiting the arrival of ambulance attendants to transport him to a hospital in Côte-des-Neiges, his Montreal neighborhood.Ī former manager, Mrs. It is also there that in 2010 he was inducted into the Wrestling Hall of Fame.Īt the end of his life, Édouard Carpentier was widowed and lonely, with no relatives in Canada because his son Michel, with whom he had a falling out, was himself ill and resided in France. On March 5, 2010, presenter Marc Blondin paid tribute to Édouard Carpentier, guest of honor at the fifth gala of the ToW (Top of the World 5) at the Pierre-Charbonneau Center in Montreal. Langelier quietly distanced herself from 2009. Not wanting to interfere in a possible family conflict, Ms. Widowed and at odds with his only son, Michel, living in France, Mr. The ex-wrestler had so much confidence in the agent that he even signed a power of attorney for her.

Langelier maintained a friendship, however, visiting him regularly in hospital during his many stays.

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When his health began to deteriorate, she was forced to break off her professional engagements with him and he retired from active life, but hardly left Montreal. At the time, he was not in demand and lived a reclusive life. Agent Tony Langelier, president of Media Plan, became his confidante. He then worked on the promotion of 'natural products' from Quebec called Vie de Velours. However, his age caught up with him: he had a heart attack in 20004, and his spine and legs had lost their strength and flexibility. In 2000, he participated as a guest interviewer at the International Wrestling Gala, directed by Jacques Rougeau.

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