The Owner of Massachusetts’ ADC Septic Is Called to Be a Servant

After the death of his wife, Laura, Chris Lanoue feels compelled to use his wastewater industry talents to help needy neighbors and those struggling with cancer.

Jan 28, 2020 | by Betty Dageforde |

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The Owner of Massachusetts’ ADC Septic Is Called to Be a Servant — The ADC Septic crew includes (from left) Chris Lanoue, Arthur Goulet, Nick Theroux, Jeffrey Holbrook Jr., Yvette Holbrook, Jeff Holbrook Sr. and Christine Remillard.

Chris Lanoue in Blackstone, Massachusetts, is an upbeat, positive guy, enthusiastic about America, dedicated to helping others and determined to do the best job possible raising his two children, Ava and Tess — all despite having lost his wife in 2014 to cancer. Laura’s diagnosis came in 2010 so the couple had a few years to prepare, and that’s what led Lanoue to a career in the septic industry. At the time, he was a director of engineering with the Massachusetts Department of Correction and looking at retiring in 2015 with a full pension after putting in 20 years. Meanwhile, he’d

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