Aurele "Beeb" Souliere, 90 died peacefully on September 22, 2024 in Brownington, VT.  If you had the good fortune to know Beeb and spend any time with him over the years, you would say without a doubt, "he was one of a kind".  Beeb was born in 1933 in Newport, Vermont to Delphis and Juliette Souliere.  Born into a large family, Beeb loved his siblings dearly. Beeb was predeceased by his siblings: Ross, Gassy, Joe, Sam, Reggie, Gilbert, Marcel, Rachel and Teresa. In 1962 Beeb married Maryann Cheney with whom he had 5 children: Timothy Souliere, Christine Souliere, Todd Souliere, Earlene Connolly and Scott Souliere. An avid outdoorsman and hunter and a true Vermonter his entire life, Beeb was also Mechanic, a Farmer and an Auctioneer. Beeb loved the outdoors and taught his children a deep respect for animals and the value of hard work. Beeb would say, if there's work to be done, "find a way to do it, ain't no one gonna do it for you."

Beeb, a Veteran spent 2 years in the Army before he was Honorably Discharged. Thereafter, Beeb ran Souliere's Flying A Service and Gas Station in Orleans at "The Block." After leaving Orleans Beeb bought a farm in Evansville and following his passion for animals ran a dairy farm and trained horses. Beeb attended Auctioneering school in Arkansas with his brother and nephew and they spent many years as an Auctioneers. There were few places Beeb loved to be more than the Orleans Commission Sales with his family. Hunting was another passion for Beeb and he spent countless hours with the Souliere Boys at the Shutesville Hunting Camp.

Beeb's love for his siblings was on full display to his many nieces and nephews every year for the past 31 years at the Souliere Family Reunion at Lake Willoughby and then in later years at Crystal Lake. You always knew if you were on Beeb's good side if he teased you and or if he offered you a butterscotch candy.

Beeb leaves behind Carla Ticehurst, their daughter Rebecca Souliere and Carla's daughter Amanda Ticehurst. Beeb spent the past 37 years with Carla, enjoying their time at Galluping Acres. They had a trail riding business for many years. He had a love for animals, especially the horses and cows at the farm.  Along with animals, he always loved a good joke. He looked forward to company popping in for a visit. He was forever joking around and having a good laugh with whomever visited.

Beeb is survived by his sister, Sister Carmel Souliere, his children, his grandchildren: Isabelle, Garrett, Cole and Lena and countless nieces and nephews in Vermont and spread out across the United States.