10/11/2026
The Can-Am Crown family is saddened by the loss of Mark Morneault. Mark gave so much to Fort Kent through his work, his service, and his generosity, and he will be deeply missed.
It is with heavy hearts that the Fort Kent Lions Club remembers and honors our fellow Lion, Mark Anthony Morneault, who passed away on October 8, 2026, surrounded by his loving family. Mark was a cornerstone of our community—both through his work as a CPA and co-owner at Plourde, Morneault & Dubay (PMD), and through his quiet, steadfast service to our club since 1984.
Mark was the ultimate behind-the-scenes Lion. While his busy career didn't always allow him to be out front at every Lions event, his impact was felt in everything we did. Driven by his deep faith and generosity, he offered his wisdom and donated whenever a need arose—and frequently gave even when we didn't ask.
In many ways, Mark was larger than life, yet he had an extraordinary gift for making everyone feel instantly welcome. No matter how busy he was, Mark always made time for you—and whether you had known him for decades or had just met him, you instantly felt like a lifelong friend.
Generations of local folks will fondly remember Mark as "Ti-Pot," one of the most beloved characters to ever grace the stage at the biannual Fort Kent Lions Show. Eating a peppermint candy will forever bring back memories of Mark to those who attended a Lions Shows where Mark graced the stage. His humor, warmth, and iconic performances brought endless laughter and joy to the area.
Above all else, family always came first for Mark. We hold his beloved wife Lisa, his children, Kurtis and Kate, their spouses, his cherished grandchildren, close in our thoughts and prayers during this time.
Rest in peace, Lion Mark. Your legacy of faith, service, wisdom, and genuine friendship will forever be part of the Fort Kent Lions Club and the town you loved so much.
