Former Rolland President Passes Away
Lucien G. Rolland in 1982
Lucien G. Rolland, president of the Rolland Paper Co. (now Rolland Enterprises) from 1952 to 1994, has died at the age of 99. A talented businessman, he was part of the fourth generation of his family to grow the company. He helped the Rolland Paper Company transition into the modern era and was also the last president to bear the Rolland family name.
"I keep a lasting memory of Lucien. He was a proud and passionate man," praises Philip Rundle, president of Rolland Enterprises. "He was especially happy with the return of the Rolland company name. His work … will continue to be remembered and associated with quality and innovation. Rest in peace Lucien, our thoughts go out to your family."
Headquartered in St-Jérôme, Quebec, Rolland Enterprises is a producer of specialty uncoated fine papers with high standards for environmental sustainability. The company produces fine papers with biogas energy and up to 100% recycled content for many sectors including security printing as well as the commercial, office, government and education markets. Rolland's facilities include the Paper Mill and Converting Center in St-Jérôme, as well as the deinking facilities in Breakeyville, Quebec and De Pere, Wis.
