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Last summer, Gérard Leclerc died at the age of 71 in a plane crash. His widow Julie Leclerc, TV and radio host, is struggling to get back on track. It must be said that the couple was married for several decades before being suddenly separated… A close friend of Gérard Leclerc testifies.
On the set of “Chez Jordan”, Elisabeth Levy gives news of Julie, the widow of Gérard Leclerc, who died in a plane crash last summer. © C8
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It has already been almost six months since Gérard Leclerc died. On August 15, the journalist crashed while on board a tourist plane that he was piloting himself, in Lavau-sur-Loire (Loire-Atlantique). Sad news which has sparked a number of reactions within the French audiovisual landscape. The half-brother of singer Julien Clerc leaves behind his wife Julie, star of Europe 1, and their three children: twins Antoine and Mathieu (born in 1982) and Charlotte (born in 1987). On the set of At Jordan’s (C8), Elisabeth Levy, colleague of the deceased in Time for the pros on CNEWS, gives news of his loved ones.
Death of Gérard Leclerc: His widow Julie still in mourning…
The 59-year-old polemicist has no direct contact with Julie, now a widow. But she had news”through people“And a few months after the tragedy, it is still difficult for Gérard Leclerc’s wife to mourn.”I think it’s hard. He’s the man of her life. They built a great family. Gérard spoke to me about his children, he was very proud. I know Julie is surrounded, but can you imagine after 40 years of marriage…“, declares Elisabeth Levy.
Furthermore, Pascal Praud’s columnist consoles herself by saying that her comrade “died doing something he loved: flying a plane“.”What I know is that Gérard was an accomplished pilot.“
Death of Gérard Leclerc: Elisabeth Levy regrets “a good boy”
They weren’t particularly good friends, but they had respect for each other. And they liked each other. “I really liked Gérard. Firstly because he was a good boy, a good friend, a really lovely guy.begins Elisabeth Levy. And besides, because I also liked bickering with him. (…) I am very grateful to him for that, but also for the discussions. As we lived in the same neighborhood, we sometimes left at the same time. We didn’t see each other outside, but I had affection for him.“The disappearance of the journalist was”a blow of a club“for the columnist insulted by Henri-Jean Servat.”Because he brought a lot to the stage too“, she believes.
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