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Joseph E. Webby BRIDGEWATER Joseph E. Webby, 85, of Bridgewater, died Friday, Oct. 3, 2008, at his home, after a period of failing health. He was the husband of Lillian B. (Copeland) Webby. Born June 21, 1923, in Brockton, he was a son of the late John Webby and Nora (Malik) Webby. Raised in Brockton, he was a graduate of Brockton High School. He then served in the U.S. Army during World War II. Joseph was one of the proprietors of Webbys Market on the West Side of Brockton. He worked there for many years with his family. He enjoyed gardening and farming and was a member of the Abington VFW. Joseph was a parishioner of St. Colman / Christ the King Church in Brockton, Our Lady of the Lake Church in Halifax and St. Ann Church in West Bridgewater. He is survived by his wife, Lillian Webby of Bridgewater; his children, Joseph J. Webby and his wife Marybeth of Kingston, Damian Webby and his wife Charlene of Chatham, Stephen Webby of Kingston, Ann Kagei and her husband Sab of Japan and Chatham, Susan Fleischmann of Chatham, Alice Dennehy and her husband Jay of East Bridgewater, Helen Daly and her husband William of Halifax, Nora Zoino and her husband Paul of Harwich, Margaret Richardson and her husband Paul of New Hampshire, Marie Jackson and her husband Paul of Kingston and Linda Brown and her husband Fritz of Londonderry, N.H.; his stepchildren, Diane Coelho of Plymouth, Ernest Chaves and his wife Ruth of Vermont, Nancy Maloney and her husband Robert of Halifax, Joseph Chaves of Dorchester, Alfred Chaves of Medford, Estelle Chaves and David Shipman of Rochester; his brothers and sisters, Louis Webby and his wife Mary of Brockton, Thomas Webby and his wife Pat of Carver, Lillian Garnet of Harwich, Theresa Gogat and her husband Jerry of Chatham and Mary Brown and her husband Hayes of Maryland. He is also survived by many grandchildren, great-grandchildren and nieces and nephews. Joseph was also the husband of the late Hilda I. (Salvador) Webby and the brother of the late George, John, Steve and Edward Webby. A funeral Mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul Monday at 11 a.m. in St. Ann Church, 103 North Main St., West Bridgewater. Private Interment will follow in Massachusetts National Cemetery, Bourne. Calling hours omitted. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in Josephs name to Pilgrims Hope, 149 Bishops Highway, Kingston, MA 02364, or Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, 495 Old Connecticut Path, Suite 220, Framingham, MA 01701. For directions and obituary, visit www.RussellFuneralHome.com.

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Published by The Enterprise on Oct. 5, 2008.

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Mike Casey

October 9, 2008

Mr. Webby,
Sir, I would just like to say thank you for your service and sacrifice for our Country when you served in the U.S. Army during WW II and for being a member of the Greatest Generation. And to your family and loved ones, I wish to extend my deepest sympathy.

Alice Cameron

October 6, 2008

To Joe's children: Your father was like a son to my father Buzzy. Our families had so many good times together. I'll always remember going to your home on Christmas morning and all the card games that were at my parent's home.
We still make Joe's piccalilli-there was none better-and Hilda's chocolate cake.
I'll never forget the love and kindness that you all gave to Bobby when Hilda took care of him.
My love and prayers are with all of you.
Alice Ferreira Cameron

Diane Nessralla

October 5, 2008

To Lillian and all the Webby Family,
Joe was truly a great man, he loved his family very much and worked hard all his life. No one had a laugh like Joe Webby, he made everyone laugh, no matter how down in the dumps you were. He was truly the "Fruit Basket King", no one made a fruit basket like him either. Most importantly he was a true humanitarian, we all loved him in the Nessralla Family. We will truly miss him very much, but know that he is in a better place.

Our prayers our with you and your's
Diane and Michael Nessralla
Halifax, Ma.

Gregg and Jane Feroli

October 5, 2008

Dear Helen, Bill, and entire Webby family,
We extend our deepest sympathy to you all on the death of your dear dad and grandfather. He was a wonderful man, and so loved by his family.
May you always keep his memory close to your hearts.
He now is Safely Home.

Gregg and Jane Feroli

Charlie & Lois Barros

October 5, 2008

Dear Lillian & Family;

We're so sorry to learn of Joe's passing, he was such a wonderful man. Our deepest sympathy, we will keep you in our thoughts and prayers. We'll never forget his bubbly personality, don't think we ever saw Joe when he didn't have a smile on his face of a good word to say.

BARBARA BISSONNETTE

October 5, 2008

DEAR LILLIAN,
I NEVER SAW TWO PEOPLE WHO LOVED EACH OTHER SO COMPLETELY THAN JOE AND YOU.
YOU HAVE MANY HAPPY MEMORIES OF THE GOOD TIMES. JOE WAS SUCH A GIVING, LOVING PERSON. MY PRAYERS ARE WITH YOU. LOVE, BARBARA

Dona & Jerry Bettale

October 5, 2008

To Lillian & the Webby family,
We offer our deepest sympathy to you all. We can not express our true sorrow enough. We were long time friends of Lillian's but got to know Joe well, the last several years, during their several trips tp St. Louis & our trips to Massachusetts. We always enjoyed being with Joe & Lillian as we were always assured of a great time,lots of laughs & his very personable self. We were sadened not o have seen Joe on our last trip East, this past Aug. but did not want to impose on Joe & family, during his illness & treatment. We will miss him & he is surely in our prayers & hope we are in his.
May God help you through this difficult time. We should all rejoice in that Joe is no longer suffering & is now in a far better place.

Brian Ackerman

October 5, 2008

My sincere condolences to Mr. Webby's family. I have many fond memories of time spent with him and his family from many years ago.

Pat and Mike Sergio

October 5, 2008

We are very sorry for the loss of your Dad. We all no he is in a better place and no more suffering. May you and your family always be blessed by the Lord and guide you forever.

Ellen (Byrne) Delany

October 5, 2008

My thoughts and prayers go out to Joe's family.

Joe was one of the happiest, most loving people I've ever encountered. We worked together at Trucchi's in Abington. My fondest memories are early Saturday mornings, when he would play music and dance with the customers. The card games during lunch were sometimes wild with Joe's jovial ways.

I will never forget his LAUGH! He had the best laugh!

Later, I got to see him at Emmy's Deli and he always had a big hug and a kiss for me.

Joe was an amazing man with so much love in his heart! I shall truly miss him!

All my love to Joe and his family,

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