July 26, 2014
Sears, Joseph G.
Joseph G. Sears, 71 of Dedham, MA died July 24, 2014.
Born on October 22, 1942 to the late Joseph W. Sears and Marie Possemato Sears.
He was a retired Corrections Officer with the Norfolk County of Corrections. He retired after 25 years of service there.
He lived for his family and Christmas mornings. He loved vacationing, day trips to places like Canobie Lake Park, casino’s and horse racing. One of his dreams was to own his own race horse. He lit up the room when he walked in and left an impression on everyone he came across. He also loved making model cars in his workshop and loved animals, especially his dogs and cat.
He always made sure his family was happy and never went without. Even up until the day he passed. He was the most unselfish man and a lot of people’s hero.
He is survived by his daughter Danielle Sears and her companion Jonathan Jenkins, his youngest daughter Tiffaney Bastille and her husband Pete, his grandson Deontae and granddaughter Isis, his step children Diane Lavita Luoma and her brother Daniel Lavita along with many cousins, aunts, uncles and many close friends.
Visiting hours will be Wednesday, July 30, 2014 at the Folsom Funeral Home, 87 Milton St., Dedham, from 5:00 to 8:00 PM with a memorial service to follow at 8PM. Interment is private
Comments(6)
Sending my prayers for a man whom was a very giving and caring man. He will watch over the family even from above. Thoughts and prayers through this difficult time. Sandy Burns
My Love and Sympathy goes out to all his Family especially his girls who loved and adored him. I will always have wonderful memories of Joe such a smile.
Cannot make the services but my heart is full of Love.
Auntie Janice
So sorry again Tiff, Danielle, and Sharon for your loss what a beautifully written remembrance.
Joey, I remember all the great times we had when we were kids, you were all ways a true friend, some one you could count on….I always loved to hear you sing, down at the old sub shop ( Franks) in the old East Dedham square in the day, hanging out after school…..I will always treasure those memories….my dear old friend…..Sis……
Joe is one of my favorite people. I met him at the Dedham jail many years ago and have loved him and respected him ever since. He was very loved at the jail by his fellow workers and also the inmates. May you rest in peace dear Joe—God Bless you, Carol
I am so truly sorry for your loss. I know how much you all love him. My thoughts and prayers are with you.