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Lawrence Reno Obituary
He was born in Worcester on May 5, 1922, son of the late Wallace and Albina (Martel) Reno, and had lived in Roxbury before moving to Billerica 35 years ago.
Mr. Reno served in the Army during World War II, and fought in Iceland, England and South Africa under General George Patton's Third Army. He served in the Normandy Invasion and the Battle of the Bulge in Germany. Mr. Reno had received a Purple Heart, North African Middle Eastern Campaign Ribbon with three Service Stars. He was a life member of the DAV.
Mr. Reno had been a self-employed roofer and was a member of Local #33.
Besides his wife, Mr. Reno is survived by two sons and a daughter-in-law, Stephen Renault of Weston and Cary and Elaine Renault of Lowell; a daughter, Helen Dolfin of Billerica; two sisters, Ethel DelVisco of Lexington and Rosanna LaMattina of Stoughton; four grandchildren, William and Kurt Corman, Alexis Budesky and Danielle Dolfin; and a devoted friend, John "Red" DeGiacomo of Roslindale.
Mr. Reno was also the father of the late Lois Reno.
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Suzanne DeCarolis
September 1, 2004
I was glad to have met Lawrence at the hospital with his son Cary and his wife Helen. Even though for a short time, he was smiling to know that I was a good friend of Cary and John Estrella. This was a wonderful man with a great Son that loved him so very much.
Greatest Sympathy to the family,
Suzanne DeCarolis
Tewksbury, Mass.
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Stephen A. Renault Reno / Renault
August 27, 2004
I was the first to see my father after he went on his journey to God; I placed a Rosary around his head to help him make his journey, and offered prayers from Helen Dolfin and myself.
His Eldest Son,
Stephen
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