Our founders
Jacques
In memory of our dean, Jacques Péladeau
The Rayko family has lost one of its greatest ambassadors. Jacques was a childish boy who was always ready to make people laugh, to help and to be loved. An exceptional human being who always wanted to surpass himself personally and athletically. Thank you for all those wonderful years at Rayko.
Valérie
Valérie
It is with great sadness and deep emotion that we announce the sudden and unexpected departure of Valérie.
The whole team is deeply saddened and shaken by this painful ordeal.
Valérie's energy and passion for life were contagious. Physically very active, whether training or playing deck field hockey, her new passion, she never left anything to chance. Despite her busy schedule, she was an incredible mother to her son Max.
Valérie was a true leader for the salon. As owner, I had the privilege of accompanying her and placing all my trust in her, convinced of her ability to become a partner and, one day, take over the reins of Rayko. Valérie has left her unique mark on Rayko, always present, always generous.
This photo, capturing her frank smile and determined eyes, perfectly illustrates the vibrant spirit and passion that animated her every action.
Thank you, Valérie, for your kindness, your joie de vivre and your unique way of radiating your love of a job well done. You will remain forever in our hearts and in that of the salon.
Thank you so much for everything you've done for the Rayko family.
Benoît
Benoît
Benoit Auger, Raymond's son, has been running the salon for 30 years. An active hairdresser for over 35 years, he is now concentrating on training the next generation of managers with his business partner Valérie. Over the course of his 40 years at the salon, he has imbued it with strong values of savoir-être and customer care.
Raymond
Mr Raymond Auger
Rayko Coiffure is a family business, founded in 1962 by Raymond Auger. Starting out in the countryside where he was born, Raymond Auger set himself apart from his peers through the quality of his work, his dedication and his passion. From contest to contest, he earned the respect of the hairdressing world. Our founder was also an outstanding teacher, having taught his art across the province for many years.
His most precious legacy was to pass on his love of education. Rayko has been a school for generations of hairdressers.
