Maurice Mo Rouleau, co-owner of International Optique at Tiffany Plaza, passed away April 21, 2011.
Rabbis Joe Black and Steven Foster officiated at the April 24 service held at Temple Emanuel. Interment followed at Mt. Nebo Cemetery.
He was a man of great strength and determination who never complained about his health problems, the family said. He left us a legacy of, Things happen and you just move on.
Mr. Rouleau worked for Scott Paper Co. in Atlanta, Ga., and then Denver.
He met his wife Bev through the Singles Group at the Loup JCC.
After leaving Scott Paper, Mr. Rouleau owned a wholesale optical business that designed, manufactured and distributed fashion eyewear for 22 years.
In 1995, he and his wife opened International Optique at Tiffany Plaza.
He managed the stores website until his death.
Mr. Rouleau loved to travel, read, ski, shop and cook.
Most of all, he loved the time he spent with his family.
Mr. Rouleau is survived by his wife Bev Rouleau; daughters Debra, Michelle (John) Davidson and Kimberly; grandchildren Noah Rouleau, Zoe and Cooper Davidson; mother-in-law Roslyn Shur; and sister-in-law Sandy Shur.
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