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Joseph Puleo Obituary
He was born in Boston on Sept. 27, 1941, a son of the late Gaspare and Vera (Freitas) Puleo. He was a resident of Billerica and Tewksbury before moving to Manchester.
Mr. Puleo was employed as a baker with Stop & Shop Supermarkets in Danvers and Methuen for more than 30 years.
Besides his wife, he is survived by a daughter and her husband, Deborah and Roger Smith of Epping; a son and his wife, Joseph M. Puleo Jr. and Kristen Puleo of Nashua; a brother and his wife, Jack and Joan Puleo of Stoneham, Mass; a mother-in-law, Leona Mirasolo of Tewksbury; and five grandchildren, Derek and Laurene Smith, Joey III, and Nicholas and Shane Puleo; and many aunts, uncles, nieces and nephews.
Mr. Puleo was also the son-in-law of the late Frank Mirasolo.
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Roseann Toscano
April 5, 2006
Sandy & Family,
I will always have a smile when I think of Joe calling me Rury for all those years.And joking with me all the time.I will miss him so much.He was a wonderful Man.I'm so honored to have such great memories.My thoughts and prayers to you all.I love you guys very much.
Laurene Smith
April 3, 2006
Some things are so unfair...I cant even begin to try and understand!
Words cant begin to describe the heartache and pain we are feeling for losing you so suddenly. As each day passes by that you arent here to share with us, our memories will grow stronger and more detailed. Those days will be remembered as some of the hardest days for us, but we will choke back the tears, swallow hard and put a smile on our lips, because we know thats what you would want us to do.
The many thoughts and memories of you clutter our minds and hearts every second of every day. It is impossible not to chuckle at some of the silly things you would do or say.
Their just arent enough words available for me to be able to portray you the way you truly deserve to be remembered. It is known by anyone and everyone whom you came in contact with over the past 64 years, that you were an amazingly compassionate, giving and loving man. You are by far the most extraordinary husband, father, brother, cousin, uncle, friend and grandfather.
You will be forever in our hearts and on our minds. We will miss you yesterday, today, tomorrow...forever.
Papa...I miss you so much. It hurts so bad. I wish you were here to share all the good things in life with me. I'll see you when I get there.
PS Im going to take good care of Nana...dont you worry about that!
I love you.
Love,
Lau
Sheryl and Ron Germain
April 2, 2006
To all you guys. My god be with you durning the trying time. And remember that we are here for you. Love Sheryl, Ron, and Brittany
Sheryl and Ron Germain
April 2, 2006
To all of you. My god be with you at this trying time. Just know we love ya all and that we are here for you if you ever need us. Love Sheryl, Ronnie and Brittany
Jim & Rita Indelicato
April 1, 2006
Sandy,
Sorry for your loss. Our deepest sympathy is with you and your family.
Jim and Rita Indelicato
Vicky Indelicato-Corley
March 31, 2006
Sandy,
My deepest sympathy.Sorry for the loss of your husband.
My prayers are with you & your family.
Louise Camp
March 30, 2006
Dear Joe, Kristin, Joey, Nicholas and Shane,
Our deepest condolences to you all.
May Joseph rest in peace.
Sincerely, Jim and Louise Camp
Sue & Paul Sylvestre
March 30, 2006
Sandy, Debbie and Joe,
We just can't believe your husband and father is gone so young. We will cherish the many fun memories we shared. We will truly miss his many funny stories and jokes, but will smile remembering all the ones he told us. I will never forget riding to school with Sandy and Joe over the Concord River and passing the school bus at about 90 miles per hour - can't believe we all made it across the River Street Bridge!
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