TITLE:       Joseph Derosier, Obituary,  May 18, 1968

SUBMITTERS:  Thompsonville Press
             Enfield, CT (issue May 23, 1968)

FORMATTED:   ABishop, August 2001

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Joseph Derosier

Dies in Buffalo

Joseph Derosier, 62, of 25 Roosevelt Blvd., died Saturday while in Buffalo, N.Y.,
visiting relatives.  He was born in St. Agatha, Maine, and had been a resident 
here for the past year.
He was employed by Balch Pontiac inc., of Warehouse Point and was a member of
St. Patrick Church.
The funeral was held yesterday from the Browne Funeral Home with services at St. 
Patrick Church.  Burial was in St. Patrick's King Street Cemetery.
Mr. Derosier leaves his wife, Mrs. Ida (LaVoie) Derosier; five daughters, Mrs.
Alvin Gediman of Plainville, Mrs. Stella Guillow of Buffalo, Mrs. Francis Romano 
and Mrs. William Lawler, both of Hazardville, and Miss Jean Derosier at home; 
five sons, Joseph of Hartford, Gregory of Providence, George of Rockville, John 
of Mountain House AFB in Idaho, and Raymond Derosier of Enfield; a sister, Mrs.
Maude Raymond of Stockholm, Maine, and 22 grandchildren.



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