Joseph G. LaFrance

Joseph Gerard as we knew you was a wonderful man, his faith & endurance were instrumental. His faith to get well was "in the hands of God" in his strong NH accent (we all have accents, lol). Joseph, you will be missed by all, especially, you & I discussing the daily readings of Roman Catholic church. Inviting us to the Apple festival at Saint Anthony's. We'll miss you, Joseph Gerard, our narrow path awaits, God Bless your family as they grief for your loss. Nataliya & Richard Gerard LaCroix

Joe, Was one of the Best Guy to Know and to have as a Friend, I always enjoy talking to him . He will be Miss. I always love Working with him, So easy to get along with him. Made my days of Ironworking so nice and easy. RIP my Brother Ironworker.

Dear Brian and Family, On behalf of my self and my Sons. Seth and Steve Manders: We send our sincere sympathy for your loss.... May you all keep fond and loving memories of him in your hearts and find comfort in them....

My sympathies to Joes family. I ve known Joe since we were kids. Always a gentleman and good man. May he rest in peace.

As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.

My sincerest and deepest sympathy and condolences to your family during this difficult time. I remember Joe as Joey and an old neighbor on Vinton Street. Hold the memories close to your heart always and cherish the good times and laughter.

Art sorry for your lost he was good ironworker