3778 Falmouth Road (Route 28)
Marstons Mills, Massachusetts
Paul J. "Ping" Cazeault Sr. of Osterville MA and Inverness FL passed away peacefully on July 13 at the age of 85, leaving behind a legacy of love and cherished memories. Born in Quincy to the late Pearson and Marion Cazeault. Paul spent the first half of his life living in Weymouth working for the family roofing business.
In 1978 Paul relocated his family to Osterville where he continued in the family roofing business.
Paul is survived by his loving wife of 64 years, Barbara Cazeault, who stood by his side through thick and thin. He will be deeply missed by his children: Paul Jr. and Leslie of Englewood FL, Russell and Brenda of Marstons Mills MA, and Stacy Gilmore and Chris of Covington LA. His memory will also be cherished by his grandchildren: Bobby (Danielle), Krissy, Ellamae, Ronan, Caroline, Dane, and Keegan. Additionally, Paul leaves behind great-grandchildren Joey, Jacob, Lucas, and Kove, who brought immense joy to his life.
Paul's siblings, Patty Cross, Gail Robertson, Sally Benson, Richard Cazeault, and his in-laws Bill and Dot Mathewson, will forever hold his memory dear in their hearts. He was also preceded in death by his siblings Jean Skinner, Joe Cazeault, Jon Cazeault, Donald Cazeault, and Jimmy Cazeault
Beyond his professional accomplishments, Paul will be remembered as a kind and generous soul who found immense joy in the company of friends and family. He actively participated in various community organizations, including the Elks Lodge, Weymouth Chowderheads, and Osterville Veterans Association. His commitment to service was recognized as he became a Paul Harris fellow.
He found solace in his workshop constantly tinkering. As an avid boater and lover of the sea, he embraced the freedom and tranquility of the water, indulging in his favorite pastimes of fishing, golfing, gardening, and cooking. He embraced his father's tradition of making baked-stuffed lobster.
Animals held a special place in Paul's heart, earning him the endearing nickname "Doctor Doolittle." At his Florida home, birds and turtles eagerly awaited his presence each morning, drawn to his gentle nature and remarkable connection with nature's creatures.
A lover of life, Paul was always ready to share a song, crack a joke, or recite a playful limerick. His infectious spirit and mantra, "Food, Fun, Friends," captured his zest for life and his unwavering dedication to making every moment count.
In honor of Paul's giving nature please pay it forward by spending quality time with loved ones, extending a helping hand to others, or donating to a worthy charity. Those who wish to make a contribution in his memory may consider donating to the Osterville Veterans Association a cause that held a special place in Paul's heart. ostervilleveterans.org
Friends and family are invited to gather and pay their respects during visiting hours on Wednesday July 19 from 4-7 at Chapman Funeral Home at 3778 Falmouth Rd (Rte. 28) Marstons Mills, MA. 02648. A service celebrating Paul's extraordinary life will take place on Thursday, July 20, at 11 AM at the funeral home.
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Mark Conroy
August 25, 2023
Barbara, I want to express my sincere condolences to you and the family on Ping's passing.
Please know you are all in my prayers.
Vicki Certain
July 30, 2023
Barbara, I am just seeing this, and am so sorry to hear of Pauls passing. My sincere condolences, treasure all of those beautiful memories until you are reunited once again. Love and prayers for peace and comfort.
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