Joshua P. Tetreault (Weatherbee)

I will miss him, until we meet again.....

I worked with Josh at Riverside Community. Josh was a loving soul who dedicated and gave so much love to so many individual's he worked with. HE brought them to wrestling matches when they came to Woburn and took them to Boston Garden when WWE came to the city. Had a lot of laughs working together and I will miss you Josh. Thoughts, love, and prayers to his boys whom he loved soooooooo much, and to his family. HIS WORLD!! Gone too young! RIP JOSH!!
Jim Rebidue

Laurie (and family) I am so, so heartbroken for you. I know your pain and wish I could hug you right now. Losing a child is the most painful thing in life. My heart is with you. Liz xx

Joshua, your love has left its imprint on my heart and on the hearts of so many others. We will honor you for generations to come by passing on the joy of knowing you and the love that you have given to us. Your work on earth is done -- at least for now, for I have faith your journey is not over. Go in peace. I love you, Aunt Pat

May you rest in peace, Joshua. You will be loved & missed always. Eternal love, Kimba & Ray.

Joshua was a dedicated Human Services Employee Communitas Inc for several years he worked in a home that provides support to 5 gentlemen with developmental disabilities. Josh began as an overnight awake support staff and later was promoted to Program Director. Josh's compassion and care for the men was outstanding. Josh was a strong advocate for them in every aspect of their lives. Josh also made sure that there lives were fulfilled with fun activities. They had a dream to go to a Patriots game and Josh made sure it happened ! Another gentleman loved professional wrestling and Josh would always take him. Josh was more of a caregiver to them he was a true friend to all of them. He will be sorely missed.

Joshua was a very dedicated Human Services employee at Communitas Inc. Joshua worked at a home that supported five gentlemen with Developmental Disabilities. He first started as an overnight support staff and then was promoted to Program Director. Josh made sure that they were well cared for and was a big advocate for them. They all wanted to see the Patriots one year and he made it happen. Another gentleman loved professional wrestling and Josh would always take him. He meant so much to those men and always gave of himself to make sure they had everything they needed. He will be sorely missed.

And when the stream that overflows has passed,
A consciousness remains upon the silent shore of memory;
Images and precious thoughts that shall not be
And cannot be destroyed.

William Wordsworth, from The Excursion

I share your sorrow. I also share many happy memories & your enormous love for Josh. Aunt Pat Moore, Vienna,Va.

I am so sorry to read of all of your suffering and great loss. Deepest heartfelt sympathy and warmest hugs.

Peace, prayers and blessings.