Joseph F Carbonneau, Jr.

Our sincere condolences to the family of Joe Charbonneau. Being a former member of The Harmony Club, I had the pleasure of socializing with Joe at many meetings and functions. He was a good friend. Rest in peace.

My Deepest Sympathy to the Carbonneau family. My husband, Joe Magic, was a friend of your dad and mom's. May your dad rest in peace. Carol Lapomardo

My sincerest condolences to Theresa and his children. I have many fond memories of Joe that go back over fifty years when I was stationed at Holy Name parish as a newly ordained and Joe was a young father with a great family. He was very faithful to St Joseph as well as Grafton Hill and the Senior Center and his card playing friends. He was very good business man. I learnt a great deal from him although he could be tough. May he rest in peace.
Fr. David Doiron

A true Grafton Hiller, RIP Joe.

JoeJoe was a good boss and loved fun bus trips to the Casinos and was the most successful Mass lottery dealer in Worcester in 1986 when I worked for him and the boys . His legacy is huge and a void is left. His promotion finally came.

The last of the original Grafton Hill Carbonneau boys are gone. Knowing that he will get to see his mom, dad, Tebo, Leo, Ernie, Lorraine, chuk gives one comfort. Jean and Terry are the las surviving siblings. RIP CARBONNEAU FAMILY

Please accept my deepest condolences for the passing of your Father and Husband. Diane

To the Carbonneau family, I knew Joe from the heights and he was such a nice man, my great granddaughter would dance for him in the dining area and run to Pepe always making him smile RIP Joe

Condolences.

Im so sorry about the loss of such a wonderful man. I remember my mother taking us to the shoe store when we were little maybe 55 years ago and meeting Joseph. I remember going there for many years and was always greeted with a smile and the shoes were done so well.
My mom always talked about how fair he was and how he was a man of great faith.
She passed in January at 102 years old.
God bless him and his family.
Marie Gagnon

Living on Chrome St. from 1950-1972 my father and mother knew Joe and his Dad personally from the neighborhood. My mother went to school from Grafton St. elementary school until they graduated from Commerce high together. My Dad and Mother knew Joe sr. and Joe from the days of the old store and buying shoes for six kids a couple times a year for over 30yrs. I am 70yrs.+ and remember him very well. He knew us all and everyone else by our first names. He and his Dad were legends of generosity in the Grafton Hill. I send my deepest sorrow and prays to the entire Carbonneau family. Joe will REST IN PEACE.
SCOTT D. OUELLETTE
JUPITER,FL.
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the required annual visit to Carbonneaus' always signaled the end of summer to the Lawless Family, both Joe sr and Jr always treated the people of Grafton Hill like family.........not sure if the shoes made us happier or if it was the StateLine chips that were guaranteed to imprint the memory of our visits........another Hiller legend is no more........

So sorry Ann for your loss. I remember going to your Dad to have my shoes fixed. He always had a smile.

My sincere condolences to the Carbonneau family. Mr. Carbonneau he was a true gentleman and will be missed. May his memory be eternal.

Joe was such a nice man. My mom grew up with him on Grafton Hill, and he provided shoes for my family for many years. I missed seeing the store when driving up Grafton Street. He will be missed.

Prayers for Joe!! R.I.P a true grafton hiller!!

To all of the Carbonneau Family I want to give my since love, to all Peppe was great man !

Every year the kids in my family looked forward to our new shoes and bag of State Line Potato Chips from Mr. Carbonneau. He was so nice to all of us. May he rest in peace.

Joe was a true gentleman in every sense of the word. He will be greatly missed. May God bless him and his family.

Joe was my godfather I needed special shoes when I was born And he had them he was always smiling and very polite he was a great man and still is my prayers go out to the family may he Rest In Peace in Gods hands love you shorty

The love he had for his family was evident and reciprocated, I felt as if I knew him personally just hearing the stories told by Leah&Alicia...an adorning everlasting presence shall he he be in their lives,life's greatest treasure are the memories RIP Pepere

Uncle Shorty you always made childhood fn and exciting at your home. Thank you. Uncle Shorty you created a beautiful family.

Living on Suffolk Street near Carbonneau Shoe what a wonderful place and the kindest people. We remember Joe and he would do what he could to make his customers happy. Nicest family and may Joe Rest In Peace and May God Bless Him.

Sincere sympathies to the Carbonneau family on Mr. Carbonneau´s passing. He was certainly an Icon of Grafton Hill. May God rest his soul. Peace and loving memories to those he leaves behind.

It has been a long while since "Shorty " and I spoke. I graduated Commerce High with him, he is 91 not 81. For many years my Dad had the clothing store next to the old shoe store. My prayers are with him and his family at this time

So sorry to learn of your loss. He meant so much to so many during his life. He will surely be missed. May he Rest In Peace and remain in your hearts and cherished thoughts forever.

Ann,Alicia and Alex,
My thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time.
God rest his soul, love you Roberta DiPerrio