Jean-Claude Rey

Jean-Claude Rey is the father of Cécile Rey; Cécile refers to him as "Papa".

Personality and Facts

Jean-Claude is a stonemason who runs a successful stone yard; he works carving things out of marble such as statues, urns, grave markers, and fireplace mantles. He spends long hours at the stone yard and has high hopes for Armand to join him when he returns from France.

Jean-Claude met his wife, Aurélia, via Grand-père and Aurélia's father.^[2]

In the Books

Meet Cécile

Troubles for Cécile

Cécile's Gift

The Cameo Necklace

References

↑ Meet Cécile, pg. 76: "Jean-Claude!" [Grand-père] called to Papa.
↑ American Girl Moves Past Slavery, Introduces New African-American Doll; huffingtonpost.com, referenced September 8, 2011. Denise Lewis Patrick: "I even created a family tree for the Rey family, with details such as [...] how Cécile's parents met (their fathers were friends)."

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[1] Meet Cécile, pg. 76: "Jean-Claude!" [Grand-père] called to Papa.

[2] American Girl Moves Past Slavery, Introduces New African-American Doll; huffingtonpost.com, referenced September 8, 2011. Denise Lewis Patrick: "I even created a family tree for the Rey family, with details such as [...] how Cécile's parents met (their fathers were friends)."

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