Leslie Anne Joyce

It is with a heavy heart and profound sadness that we announce the passing of Leslie Anne Joyce, a beloved sister, friend, and cherished member of our family. Leslie left us on a quiet day, transitioning peacefully to join our dear parents in eternal rest. Her departure leaves a void filled with memories of her love, laughter, and the indelible mark she made on each of us.

Leslie celebrated her 63rd birthday on October 10, a reminder of the joy and light she brought into our lives. She often joked about age with a twinkle in her eye, a testament to her enduring spirit and zest for life. Despite facing health challenges, including diabetes and kidney failure, Leslie's resilience and determination never wavered. She fought bravely, with a strength that inspired us all, never losing hope or her will to live fully.

A true adventurer at heart, Leslie's passion for travel was unmatched. She was eagerly anticipating another visit to Graceland in November, a place that held special meaning for her. Her love for Elvis, along with her dedication to attending shows, conventions, and events, showcased her enthusiasm for connecting with others who shared her interests. Leslie's membership in the Osmond family fan club and her love for General Hospital were more than hobbies; they were reflections of her vibrant personality and her ability to find joy in her passions.

Professionally, Leslie excelled as a software quality assurance tester, a role that allowed her to blend her analytical skills with her love for technology. Her career even took her to Australia for a year, an experience that she cherished and spoke of often. Leslie's work ethic and dedication were evident to all who had the pleasure of working alongside her.

Leslie's early years were spent at Shawsheen Valley Technical High School, where she graduated in 1980. She lived in Nashua, NH, for many years, where she was a devoted parishioner of the local Catholic church. Her faith was a cornerstone of her life, providing comfort and guidance through her journey.

Leslie is survived by her loving brother, who shared a bond with her that transcended words. Their relationship was built on laughter, shared tears, and unwavering family values. "I love you, Leslie," he says, a sentiment echoed by all who knew her. "We will miss you more than words can express."

Aunt Leslie loved her niece Lydia and nephew Connor and his wife, Leah, dearly, spoke of them often and could not say enough about them both. My wife Kelly and Leslie had developed a strong bond, love and friendship I could not be prouder of.

Leslie had so many friends and she will be greatly missed by all.

As we bid farewell to Leslie Anne Joyce, let us remember her for the incredible woman she was-a person of faith, love, and unparalleled kindness. Her heart of gold and the joy she brought to our lives will forever be cherished. May she rest in peace, free from pain and surrounded by love.

Please keep Leslie in your thoughts and hearts as we navigate this time of loss. Her legacy of love, courage, and joy will continue to inspire us all.

I Love you Leslie

You are welcome to attend her visitation on Monday, October 27, 2025 from 9 am until 11 am at the Tewksbury Funeral Home, 1 Dewey Street, Tewksbury, MA 01876. Her funeral Mass will be held at St William's Church on Monday at 11:30 am followed by burial in Tewksbury Cemetery.

For those who are not able to attend, her funeral will be live streamed at 11:30 a.m. Monday morning at this link: Click here for streaming link