Greenbush – John David L'Heureux Jr. unexpectedly left this earth to be with the Savior on October 25th, 2025. Born April 3rd, 1974, the son of Debra "Debbie" L'Heureux (White) and John David L'Heureux Sr. John is survived by his sons John L'Heureux III and Mason L'Heureux; the light of his life Malibu Anthony; his mother Debbie L'Heureux; brother Jason, his wife Kristine and their children Kal-El and Lyla; youngest brother Jacob; David L'Heureux, who was a cousin but was more like a brother than anything else. John is also survived by numerous aunts and uncles: Charles and Lori L'Heueurx; April L'Heureux; Yvette Fairbrother; Terry Ford; Danny Fairbrother; Vincent Fairbrother; George and Candy White; Harold A. White Jr.; Cheryl White and partner Mike Farnham; and Harold Allen White. Finally, he is survived by his cousins: Dawn, Steve, Matt, Michael L., Jenny, John, Theresa, April, Diane, Danny, Adam, Steven, Danielle, George, Ryan, Samantha and Michael F. John is predeceased by his father John L'Heureux Sr.; grandparents Harold A. White Sr. and his wife Shirley, and Archie Fairbrother and his wife Charlotte; aunt Diane Rich; uncle Michael L'Heureux Sr; and furry friends Rocky and Kayla. To say John L'Heureux Jr. loved sports, basketball especially, would be the understatement of a lifetime. During his high school career John lettered in three sports and helped Old Town win the 1991 Class A Basketball Championship and the 1993 Class A outdoor Track State Championship. He was a two-time All-State selection in both basketball and track. John broke records and still holds high school records for track and field shot put and discus. After high school John attended Franklin Pierce College on a full-ride scholarship. While there he led the College to two NCAA tournament appearances and still holds the record for basketball rebounds there. After college, John went on to play basketball professionally in Ireland. In 2024, John was inducted into the Old Town High School Athletic Hall of Fame, an achievement his family will forever be proud of. John was a gentle giant who was known for his kind heart, humble spirit, and unwavering loyalty to family and friends. Whether he was on the court, coaching from the sidelines, or cheering on the next generation of athletes, John's presence had a way of lifting others up. His laughter was contagious, his encouragement sincere, and his belief in others boundless. Beyond sports, John found joy in simple moments, spending time with loved ones, sharing stories, and lending a hand wherever it was needed. He worked hard, cared deeply, and lived his life with quiet strength and generosity. The family would like to give a special thanks to the following people for the profound impact they had on John's life: Coach Clark, Pastor Oliver and Sister Oliver, Alston Oliver, Ricky and Adam Nash, Chris and Barry Dunn, the Old Town basketball team, and the entire community of Old Town. John will be remembered as a remarkable athlete, a devoted friend, and a man whose kindness left an indelible mark on everyone fortunate enough to know him. Services for John will be held at Christ Church of Faith 2274 Bennoch Rd, Old Town, ME, on November 15th at 12pm, following service there will be a potluck for the community to remember the amazing man John was, the family asks that everyone bring a covered dish. In lieu of flowers, please make donations to the Old Town High School Athletics Department in John's name.