Joyce Nadeau's obituary, Monroe, Maybee County, Michigan

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Obituary for Joyce Nadeau, Monroe Evening News, 5 Nov 1979 
 
Obituary:  Joyce Christine Nadeau, 28 of 8756 Plankweld 
Rd., Maybee, who died about 11 A.M. Monday after she 
earlier was found lying in the driveway of her home, died 
of hypothermia, or loss of body heat, an autopsy showed.   
The death was of natural caused, it was ruled. Mrs. Nadeau, 
who was a diabetic for 12 years, had apparently gone into a 
hypoglycemic shock from low blood sugar and became 
disoriented, pathologist Dr. John Smialek, who performed 
the autopsy, told Monroe county sheriff deputies. pparently 
the woman walked outside sometime Sunday night and lapsed 
into a coma, falling down in the driveway, it was reported. 
She apparently was there all night, deputies said, before 
being found by a neighbor at 7:30 A.M. Monday.  Friends may 
call after 6 tonight in the Rupp Funeral Home. The body 
will lie in state from 10 A.M. Thursday until services at 
11 A.M. in the First  Wesleyan Church of Monroe. The Rev. 
H. James Krieder will officiate and burial will be in St 
Joseph Cemetery.  Born March 31, 1951, in Monroe, she was 
the daughter of Daniel I. and Nada (Wyreman) Braden. She 
was married to Daniel B. Nadeau at St Joseph Catholic 
Church.  Mrs Nadeau attended Elementary School and was a 
1970 graduate of Monroe High School. She is survived by her 
husband; two sons, Benjamin E., 4, and Terry A., 3; a 
daughter Diane R., 8; a brother, Daniel G. Braden of 
Monroe; two sisters, Mrs. Margaret Pierce and Mrs. Thomas  
(Rose) West, both of Monroe; a maternal grandmother; Mrs 
Maude Pate of Monroe; six nieces and nephews.