Jabaut, who had reached the age of 76 at the time of his passing, passed away on February 2, 2021. It was on January 30, 1945, in the city of Plattsburgh, New York, that Michael was born. At the time of his birth, both of his parents, Clarence Jabaut and Veronica LeClaire Jabaut, had already passed away.
The moment he got back from his tour of duty in Vietnam, he tied the knot with Lynn, the woman who would eventually become the love of his life, and they started their lives together. In the beginning, he worked with UA Local 773 as a Plumber, Pipefitter, and Specialty Welder. He is currently employed by the organization. The professional endeavor that spanned over thirty years of service.
Furthermore, it was at this time that Mike and Lynn started a line of Dachshunds that would go on to gain a great deal of success thereafter. There is a possibility that the ancestry of MIKLYN’s Dachshunds can be traced back to a considerable number of the best Dachshunds in the world.
This was the name that was previously used. Marine for life, patriotic, and proud of his roles as a spouse, father, and grandfather. Being a Marine makes me proud. His grandparents, in addition to his own parents, Albert and Veronica Dubuque, passed away before him. He was the sixth of seven children.
His loved ones and friends, amongst others, will be among the many people who will miss him. His nickname was Mike, and he was known by that. A great deal of recognition was bestowed upon him as a result of his smile, which was larger than life. His kindness was something that many people who knew him cherished and admired, in addition to the fact that he was a strong and proud individual.
Being the ardent patriot that he was, he not only answered the call from his country to serve in Vietnam, but he also assisted in persuading more than twenty of his friends to join him in the military service. He was a member of the United States Army. One of the reasons that this particular squad was given the name “The North Country Platoon” was because of their shared identity.
