Joshua B. Perreault

I´m sure every anniversary is difficult for you. I want you to know I´m thinking of you. Becky Green

I just want to let you know that I still read these messages. New and old. Thank you for everyone´s thoughts. Makes me smile.

What you once enjoyed and deeply loved, you can never lose, everything that you love deeply becomes part of you. Thinking of you on this date Lori.

Hey Josh,
Happy Easter. Hope you found a red basket (duck:-p )up there with lots of goodies.

Josh, I will always cherish the 25 years we have spent as best friends. We have both been through a lot over these years and our lives have changed, but our friendship has always remained constant. Don't drink too many Miller Lites up there without me. We will try to continue celebrating your life instead of mourning.

Josh was a fun friend to have around. He had that mischievous smile and look in his eyes that made you like him and want to be around him. His laugh was contagious. I had a lot of fun with him. He was quiet at first, but when you got to know him, he got to know you. I will miss him very much. You raised a great guy.
Friends for a long time

We may have lost a son, but have gained so many more son's and daughters that knew Josh, that their love for him and us is ever lasting. Thank you for being a part of Josh's life and family.

The Perreault family

To the Perrault Family,

I was so sorry to hear about your loss. I knew you when our kids were little and we went to Bethlehem Church. My kids are Tyler and Lacy Kutz. Tyler also passed in 2008. It is very difficult to lose a son and my heart goes out to you during this time and going forward. Time will heal. Take care.

Dear Lori and family,
I was deeply shocked and saddened to hear of Joshua's sudden death. As you comprehend your profound loss, let yourself cry believing each tear is a note of love rising to the heavens. Although it's difficult today to see past your sorrow, I hope looking back in memory will help comfort you tomorrow. My heart goes out to you in your time of grief.
Becky Green, Hartland, Wi