Vachon Family - Members

Members

  • Maurice "Mad Dog" Vachon (b. 1929), wrestled as a successful singles competitor and as a successful tag team competitor with Paul in the AWA and NWA.
  • Paul "Butcher" Vachon (b. 1938), retired professional wrestler, who made his name in American Wrestling Association, National Wrestling Alliance and Georgia Championship Wrestling.
  • Vivian Vachon (1951–1991), sister of Paul and Maurice Vachon who appeared with her brothers in the AWA.
  • Luna Vachon (1962–2010), step-daughter of Paul Vachon, also became a wrestler, most notably in the World Wrestling Federation. She was married to wrestler David Heath, also known as Gangrel.
  • Ian Carnegie (b. 1980), son of Vivian Vachon, former amateur wrestler and a member of the Ottawa High Hookers, a leading Canadian professional arm wrestling club.

The Vachon family name has also been adopted by wrestlers unrelated to the family, for instances by Pierre "The Beast" Vachon and Damien "Pitbull" Vachon, Canadian independent wrestlers who present themselves as the sons of Paul Vachon and have and have wrestled as a tag team in CWA Montreal, Great Canadian Wrestling, the Millennium Wrestling Federation, NWA: Extreme Canadian Championship Wrestling, NWA: New England, and Paulie Gilmore's New World Wrestling.

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