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James A. Laframboise, 58 of Greensburg, passed away on Wednesday, May 17, 2017 at the Heritage House Nursing Home. James was born on July 15, 1958 in Ypsilanti, MI, the son of James and Shirley (Weigel) Laframboise.
James served in the US Navy and later worked most of his life as an over the road truck driver.
He is survived by his son James H. Laframboise of Pendleton, IN; his former wife Nicola Smith of Greensburg; two step children Tara Hahn of Shelbyville and Matthew Crowell of Greensburg; his sister Sue Slayton of Pennsylvania; and three brothers Jerry Laframboise of Pennsylvania, Jeff Laframboise of Connecticut and John Laframboise of Pennsylvania. He was preceded in death by his parents.
A memorial service will be held at a later date. Online condolences may be made to the family at www.gilliland-howe.com.
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May 18, 2017
Norma LaFramboise
May 18, 2017
Ann LaFramboise Jarrett
Our sincerest condolences to Nicola, James H., Tara, and Mathew. Though we haven't seen Jim since our Aunt Sue died over 10 years ago, he , his family and brothers and sister have always been in our hearts and prayers. We were all close as youngsters and the days at our grandparents farm were some of the most memorable and happiest for all of us then. Unfortunately, life's tragedies move in and change our circumstances and left distance, jobs, children, our own paths to change the closeness of what once was. But it didn't change the love of family, or the precious memories or the grief that we now share. Sue, Jerry, Jeff, and John
(and families), our hearts are so sad for your loss of your brother and please except our deepest sympathies. I know you also share our joy at the same time knowing that he is at peace and in the presences of the LORD and also in the loving arms of your mom and dad, my dad & brother, grandma & grandpa, aunts,uncles and cousins. What a wonderful welcome he received ! GODS peace and comfort to all of you. With much love, Aunt Norma (Uncle Don passed), Jan, Ann (John), Don jr. (Debbie), Pam(Ron passed), Danny, & Rodney .
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