He joined the Navy on June 8, 1944, and received an honorable discharge Jan. 31, 1946.
They owned and operated a dairy farm in Lawrenceville for 22 years, retiring from farming in 1973. Mr. Compeau also was a truck driver for Ed McGraw and Fred Groebler.
He was a member of American Legion Post 514, Winthrop, and the Veterans of Foreign Wars, North Lawrence, and was a charter member of Lawrenceville Fire Department.
Surviving was a sister, Mrs. Leo (Mabel) Amyotte, Pulaski.
Seven brothers, Ethan, Justin, Leo, David, Joseph Jr., Julius and Harold, and four sisters, Pauline Francis, Mildred LaClair and Mary and Grace Compeau, died before him.
Sun. 11/12/2000 Watertown Times
They owned and operated a dairy farm in Lawrenceville for 22 years, retiring from farming in 1973. Mr. Compeau also was a truck driver for Ed McGraw and Fred Groebler.
He was a member of American Legion Post 514, Winthrop, and the Veterans of Foreign Wars, North Lawrence, and was a charter member of Lawrenceville Fire Department.
Surviving was a sister, Mrs. Leo (Mabel) Amyotte, Pulaski.
Seven brothers, Ethan, Justin, Leo, David, Joseph Jr., Julius and Harold, and four sisters, Pauline Francis, Mildred LaClair and Mary and Grace Compeau, died before him.
Sun. 11/12/2000 Watertown Times
He joined the Navy on June 8, 1944, and received an honorable discharge Jan. 31, 1946.
They owned and operated a dairy farm in Lawrenceville for 22 years, retiring from farming in 1973. Mr. Compeau also was a truck driver for Ed McGraw and Fred Groebler.
He was a member of American Legion Post 514, Winthrop, and the Veterans of Foreign Wars, North Lawrence, and was a charter member of Lawrenceville Fire Department.
Surviving was a sister, Mrs. Leo (Mabel) Amyotte, Pulaski.
Seven brothers, Ethan, Justin, Leo, David, Joseph Jr., Julius and Harold, and four sisters, Pauline Francis, Mildred LaClair and Mary and Grace Compeau, died before him.
Sun. 11/12/2000 Watertown Times
They owned and operated a dairy farm in Lawrenceville for 22 years, retiring from farming in 1973. Mr. Compeau also was a truck driver for Ed McGraw and Fred Groebler.
He was a member of American Legion Post 514, Winthrop, and the Veterans of Foreign Wars, North Lawrence, and was a charter member of Lawrenceville Fire Department.
Surviving was a sister, Mrs. Leo (Mabel) Amyotte, Pulaski.
Seven brothers, Ethan, Justin, Leo, David, Joseph Jr., Julius and Harold, and four sisters, Pauline Francis, Mildred LaClair and Mary and Grace Compeau, died before him.
Sun. 11/12/2000 Watertown Times
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