Robert L'Ecuyer

  • Family ~ Love ~ Work

    Robert L’Ecuyer reflects on the nature of wisdom across generations, contrasting his own experiences with those of younger individuals. He emphasizes the importance of relationships and learning from others while sharing anecdotes about his father’s achievements and the influence of wise mentors in his life. Everyone has valuable knowledge to offer.

    Anne L’Ecuyer

  • Family ~ Love ~ Work

    Robert L’Ecuyer reflects on influential figures in his life, particularly Bob Stump, a politician known for his serious demeanor and ability to build bipartisan relationships. L’Ecuyer explores his personal journey into politics, marriage, and genealogy, highlighting how these experiences shaped his views on trust and community connections.

    Anne L’Ecuyer

  • Family ~ Love ~ Work

    Robert L’Ecuyer shares his journey in Arizona politics, starting from his work at the Court of Appeals to becoming a key political figure. Through connections with influential Democrats and Republicans, he navigated his roles while balancing relationships and partisan shifts. His experience highlights the importance of collaboration and adaptability in political staff roles.

    Anne L’Ecuyer

  • Family ~ Love ~ Work

    Robert L’Ecuyer’s early work experiences began at age six selling magazines. He later worked at JC Penney and BF Goodrich, where he advanced in the tire business. Inspired by mentors and his interest in law, he pursued a legal career. Combining law with politics, he found personal fulfillment in both realms while appreciating his privileged…

    Anne L’Ecuyer

  • Family ~ Love ~ Work

    Robert L’Ecuyer reflects on the evolution of entertainment, highlighting his experiences from attending Saturday matinee movies as a child to the rise of television and its impact on family life. He observes the shift from radio to TV as the primary source of storytelling and notes the diminishing variety in films over the years.

    Anne L’Ecuyer

  • Family ~ Love ~ Work

    On December 7, 1941, Robert L’Ecuyer heard about the Pearl Harbor attack on the radio, prompting his family to relocate to the U.S. His father took a protected job at Braniff Airways. L’Ecuyer followed war updates, particularly concerning his uncle in the Army Air Corps, while experiencing the cultural shifts that followed World War II.

    Anne L’Ecuyer

  • Family ~ Love ~ Work

    Robert L’Ecuyer reflects on his lifelong passion for reading, ignited by his mother’s encouragement. From exploring children’s books to delving into encyclopedias, he gained knowledge and imagination. Despite life’s responsibilities and later challenges with eyesight, reading remained a cherished activity, shaping his experiences and understanding of the world.

    Anne L’Ecuyer

  • Family ~ Love ~ Work

    Robert L’Ecuyer reminisces about childhood Christmases in Cambridge, Massachusetts, highlighting a memorable erector set gift from Aunt Jackie and her boyfriend, Olaf. As a caregiver for his younger sisters, he enjoyed finding special gifts for them. Family gatherings, festive traditions, and early life reflections shape his nostalgic holiday memories over the years.

    Anne L’Ecuyer

  • Family ~ Love ~ Work

    Robert L’Ecuyer’s naming journey, highlighting disputes between his parents over names, resulting in three birth certificates. It explores familial connections through names, nicknames, and the significance of ancestry. The story touches on the experiences of relatives during WWII, preserving identity amid challenges.

    Anne L’Ecuyer

  • Family ~ Love ~ Work

    by Robert Amedee L’Ecuyer Introduction These are stories and memories to share, only as accurate or complete as I am able to remember. Still, I want you to know more about the people who helped to make life good. I’ve lived through quite a few years now, and I’ve seen a lot of changes. From…

    Anne L’Ecuyer