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Four generations of thanatologist listening to people

The funeral home was founded in 1930 by Léon Poissant who gave it his name. Back then, the deceased were embalmed and displayed in their homes. Families often came out of this experience exhausted.
1930
The funeral home was founded in 1930 by Léon Poissant who gave it his name. Back then, the deceased were embalmed and displayed in their homes. Families often came out of this experience exhausted.
In 1950, Léon opened his first funeral home exactly where it is today on Saint-Pierre Street, then he opened various branches in Delson, Saint-Philippe and Kahnawake. Through it all, he was also elected mayor of Saint-Constant from 1945 to 1955.
1950
In 1950, Léon opened his first funeral home exactly where it is today on Saint-Pierre Street, then he opened various branches in Delson, Saint-Philippe and Kahnawake. Through it all, he was also elected mayor of Saint-Constant from 1945 to 1955.
In 1968, his son Jean, a graduate of the Institut de Thanatologie du Québec, took over and renovated the parlors. In his process of development and expansion of territory, he acquired a new branch in Saint-Rémi in 1986 while providing quality ambulance service in the region for a period of 25 years.
1968
In 1968, his son Jean, a graduate of the Institut de Thanatologie du Québec, took over and renovated the parlors. In his process of development and expansion of territory, he acquired a new branch in Saint-Rémi in 1986 while providing quality ambulance service in the region for a period of 25 years.
In 1990, his son Robert, also a graduate of the Institut de Thanatologie du Québec, took up the torch. A year later, he added a columbarium and undertook various major works in the various branches, namely the expansion and complete redevelopment of the head office in Saint-Constant and the branches in Saint-Rémi and Kahnawake.
1990
In 1990, his son Robert, also a graduate of the Institut de Thanatologie du Québec, took up the torch. A year later, he added a columbarium and undertook various major works in the various branches, namely the expansion and complete redevelopment of the head office in Saint-Constant and the branches in Saint-Rémi and Kahnawake.
In 2010, in order to allow families to have all the services under the same roof, Robert closed the branches of Delson and Saint-Philippe, then concentrated his operations at the funeral home of Saint Constant; he added a chapel, a reception hall and another columbarium, propelling it among the largest funeral complexes, comparable to those of large urban centres.
2010
In 2010, in order to allow families to have all the services under the same roof, Robert closed the branches of Delson and Saint-Philippe, then concentrated his operations at the funeral home of Saint Constant; he added a chapel, a reception hall and another columbarium, propelling it among the largest funeral complexes, comparable to those of large urban centres.
St-Constant: complete change of furniture, decor, refreshment of rooms, purchase of new land for more parking spaces.

St-Rémi: complete change of furniture, decor, refreshment of rooms.

Kahnawake: removal and demolition of the mobile home behind the parlor and more to come: development of a parking space behind the parlor.
2020
St-Constant: complete change of furniture, decor, refreshment of rooms, purchase of new land for more parking spaces.

St-Rémi: complete change of furniture, decor, refreshment of rooms.

Kahnawake: removal and demolition of the mobile home behind the parlor and more to come: development of a parking space behind the parlor.
The fourth generation will be assumed by Robert's three children: Marie-Soleil, Léanne and Alexandre Poissant.
2022
The fourth generation will be assumed by Robert's three children: Marie-Soleil, Léanne and Alexandre Poissant.

Family at your services since 1930

Léon Poissant

1930-1968

Jean Poissant

1968-1990

Robert Poissant

President - 1990 to present

Léanne Poissant

Manager

Marie-Soleil Poissant

Bookkeeper

Alexandre Poissant

Handyman

A qualified team

Well present on the south shore of Montreal since 1930, the Poissant family, working in the funeral field, has always been close to people; especially in difficult times when the loss of a loved one is trying. Thanks to its advisors who respect everyone’s emotions and convictions, the company has carved out a solid reputation over the years for holding funerals.

Delphine Foster

Receptionist

If death has occurred, or if you cannot find answers to your questions on our website

Listening to bereaved families, the employees of the funeral complex and the Poissant family offer services according to the personal convictions of each one and they would like to thank the families of the region who have honored them with their trust for all these years and assures them of total dedication, because it is with the greatest respect that our company deals with its customers.

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