Destination Dysart's

Over the years our servers have had the chance 

to meet many different people that visit Dysart’s 

for a meal. They have heard crazy life stories and 

even had the chance to experience first hand what 

a 53-year-old marriage looks and acts like. Summer 

and especially holidays are like an open door, 

welcoming tourists and travelers and their unique 

life stories. This summer has started out no different. 

Truck drivers at the Truckers table when the restaurant first opened.

First, we got the chance to serve lunch to about 

50 Canadians on a tour bus, heading to a wedding. 

Bride to be Christelle Landry and her soon to 

be husband Alexandre Babin have brought together 

their closest friends and family, loaded them on a tour 

bus and have plans to get married. Destination wedding: 

Manhattan, New York. With a pit stop at Dysart’s to 

grab a solid meal to fuel up for the long road ahead. 

Christelle and Alexandre are from New Brunswick, 

Canada. They have been on a couple of bus tours before. 

Many times these bus tours pick people up in Canada 

and head for the road. Traveling south to Boston, 

New York, or New Jersey, basically anywhere 

south of Maine. Christelle and Alexandre rented a tour 

bus headed to Manhattan, New York, where they 

would hold their wedding ceremonies. With a 

designated tour bus driver this left plenty more 

time to enjoy everyone’s company. We wish the 

best for Mr. and Mrs. Babin to be!

 Alexandre (groom, second on the left) and Christelle (Bride, middle on left)

After recently returning from his fourth tour in the 

military, AJ Pelletier seemed relaxed and at peace to 

be home in “vacationland”. Three of Pelletier’s tours 

have been in Afghanistan and the fourth in Iraq. 

Joined by Steve Cyr, a veteran who has served many

 tours and years in the military they enjoyed a home 

cooked meal of steak and potatoes catching up on 

missed time. Pelletier is making plans to continue

 his education now that he is home. As for Steve, 

he is working on a CD to soon share his love of 

music with the world. We are honored to have served 

these two men a home cooked meal for all of their 

hard work and dedication in serving our country 

and continuing to protect our freedom. 

 Steve (left) and AJ (right)

We love hearing different stories of where people 

are from and where they are headed. We had another 

couple start their bike journey in California, head to

 Yellowstone…through some tough winter weather, 

ended up eating lunch here at Dysart’s and were then

 headed south. Being only the beginning of July 

anyone can understand how this couple put over 

4500 miles under their belt already.