Jean Béliveau AKA Joseph Jean Arthur Béliveau Born: 31-Aug-1931 Birthplace: Trois-Riviéres, Quebec, Canada Died: 2-Dec-2014 Cause of death: unspecified
Gender: Male Race or Ethnicity: White Sexual orientation: Straight Occupation: Hockey Nationality: Canada Executive summary: Montreal Canadiens, 1950-71 Star center for the Montreal Canadiens in the 1950s and '60s. Scored 507 goals over 20 seasons, with 712 assists, and the Canadiens won ten Stanley Cup championships while he played. Father: Arthur Béliveau Mother: Laurette Béliveau Wife: Elyse Couture (m. 1953, one daughter) Daughter: Helene
Hart Trophy 1955/56 Hart Trophy 1963/64 Hockey Hall of Fame 1972 Order of Canada 19-Dec-1969 (officer) Order of Canada 6-May-1998 (companion) Canada's Sports Hall of Fame 1975 Canada's Walk of Fame 2001 Surgery cancerous tumor removed from his neck (2000) Stroke (Jan-2010) Stroke (Feb-2012) Canadian Ancestry
French Ancestry
French-Canadian Ancestry
Risk Factors: Cancer
SPORTS FRANCHISE HISTORY Montreal Canadiens (1952-71) Montreal Canadiens (1950/51)
Author of books:
My Life in Hockey (1996, memoir, with Allan Turowetz and Chrys Goyens)
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