Jakob Pelletier Parents Mario Pelletier And Nancy Latulippe Raised Three Sons

Jakob Pelletier parents Nancy Latulippe and Mario Pelletier have three kids together in Quebec.

Nancy Latulippe was born in Quebec, a maple syrup-producing province in Canada. Her birthday is on September twenty-nine. She attended École Secondaire Vanier for high school education. Latulippe's alma mater is Collège Mérici and Aucune University. She graduated from Collège Mérici in 1994. She has worked at Commission Scolaire de la Capitale ( Capital School Board). She has a sister named Anny Latulippe. 

Like Nancy, Mario is also from Quebec. Mario is a chef at SAQ, a wine, beer, and spirits importing, distributing, and marketing company in Montreal, Quebec. 

Mario has had 25 years of experience in the kitchen and has been working as a chef for 20 years. He has worked in SPSNQ as a corporate chef. The other places he has worked include Le Mundial Restro, Le Batifol. And he was the director of catering at Sagamite Wendake Restaurant. In September 2021, Mario lost his sister Natalie Pelletier due to brain cancer. 

Both Mario and Nancy, along with their kids, religiously watch Canada's games World Junior Hockey Championships, so much so that each of the family members has an assigned place around the television. 

Many people acknowledged Nancy and Mario's sacrifices after Jakob won the silver medal in the Junior World Cup in 2021. When asked about it, talking to Carl Late from The Sun, Mario said, "Going to drive your son to the arena at 6 a.m. on Saturday and having a little Bailey's coffee with the other family, that's not what I call a sacrifice".

Jakob was raised along with his two brothers, named Charles-Antoine Pelletier and Thomas Pelletier. 

Charles- Antoine is an entrepreneur. He owns a grocery store in Saint-Lazare-de-Bellechase, within an hour from the city of Quebec. Jakob worked over the summer in his store in 2022. The Pelletier siblings used to dream of getting into the business as kids, and Charles-Antoine leaped first. 

As documented by Mikael Lalancette from The Sun in 2022, Charles-Antoine leaves the family home at 5:30, from Quebec City at dawn to get his business up and running, and doesn't return till 7:30 pm. Before being an entrepreneur, Charles-Antoine worked at Tim Hortons and was a coke representative until 2021. He got his high school at Neufchatel High School in Quebec. 

Thomas also played ice hockey for Foreurs Val-d'Or, Drillers. His alma mater is the University of Moncton. He was born on August 23, 2001. His position in the team is D. During Quebec Major Junior Hockey League(QMHL) Drafts in 2017, he was drafted in round 1 by the Drummondville, as per Foreurs. He has played two and a half seasons with Val-d'Or and Drummondville Voltigeurs.

As per the University of Moncton's website, he has played 255 major junior regular seasons. In 2022, he signed his U sports deal and lined up with his team for the Atlantic University Athletic hockey season.