Obituaries

Joan Landreville

02/27/1942 - 01/03/2022

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Obituary For Joan Landreville

Joan Marie (Ellis) Landreville, born February 27, 1942 and raised by the late William Knowlton Ellis and Gladys Ann (Drysdale) Ellis in Rockland, Massachusetts. Sister to the late Robert K. Ellis and his wife Mary (Chenervet) Ellis, whos' family gatherings were the best times, every year for her. Cousin of Jack Leighton, of Wakefield, She graduated from Rockland High School, and had lifelong friendships with Kathleen Reardon, Marie Metivier, Marylou Casey, and Joan Ransom. She attended nursing school in Connecticut, when she met and married Paul J. Hiltz Sr., of Hull, with whom she bore and raised Paul J. Hiltz Jr., of Whitman, Lester K. Hiltz, of Huntington Beach, CA, and Eric S. Hiltz, of Hull, welcomed Charles Jenner, of New York, into her heart and family when it was discovered that Paul Sr. had another son. The neighborhood in Hull developed another lifelong friendship with Kay Phillips, whose children were all of the same age group and lived next door. "Auntie Joan" to Bob and Amy Ellis, of Chicago,IL, their children Mary, Bobby; Billy, and Therese. Maureen (Ellis) and Chuck Schnider, of Rockland, their children Matt, Cassie, Becca, and Maggie, who've introduced 8 great grand nieces and nephew, Paul and Sharon Ellis, of Rockland, their trio, Jen Gauvin, Ryan, and Nikki Gallahue, Sally (Ellis) and Guy Coleman, of SC, who blessed us with Sydney and Ben Defronzo. Mother-in-law to Joanne Hiltz, of Whitman, and "Grammy" to Steph Hiltz, of Somerville, Alec Hiltz, of Whitman, and Eric Hiltz, of Hull. Joan worked for the South Shore VNA call center, for many years. A job she loved. She was an animal lover who had dogs and cats all through her life. She was briefly married to the late Paul Stockbridge, who moved her to Florida for a couple of years. As fate would have it, she would be reintroduced to the widowed Ray Landreville, by the same group of lifelong high school friends they shared. He lived in Connecticut when they started spending time together and in fact were married in a small ceremony in that house surrounded by friends and family. She was now a "stepmom" to Jeff Landreville, of Whitman, Mark and Linda Landreville, of East Bridgewater, and Shaun Landreville, of CT. They moved to Sagamore Beach, and spent many years where Ray could golf with friends and his sons, Joan loved loading their dog "Larry", a chocolate lab, into her car, and walking the beach nearby. She loved spending time with Jeff's son, Zach for sleepovers. The Landreville family would get together for big cookouts and parties, which brought both families much joy and great memories. After Ray passed, Joan moved to Whitman to be closer to family and spent a few years at Harvard Court Senior Housing. Where she made many friends. Coming full circle she recently resided at Webster Park Rehab & Healthcare Facility in Rockland. A 'stones' throw' away from one of the houses her parents lived in while she was growing up. This was as she wished. So it was fitting that Joan Marie (Ellis) Landreville, age 79, would peacefully pass on January 3, 2022. The family is requesting that, in lieu of flowers, donations be made to the Boston Medical Center, Department of Neurology c/o Dr. Marie St.-Hilaire, in memory of Joan Landreville. Contributions can be made at www.bmc.org/giving. You can also mail donations to Boston Medical Center - Office of Development, 801 Massachusetts Avenue, 1st Floor Boston, MA 02118. For checks, please include the individual's name in the memo line. Dr. St. - Hilaire specializes in movement disorders such as Parkinson' s and Huntington's Chorea Disease, leading research studies for drugs and potential cures of which Joan took part.

Joan’s family invites friends and loved ones to celebrate her life in the Magoun-Biggins Funeral Home on Sunday February 20, 2022 from 12:00-3:00 PM.

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  • 02/19/2022

    Paul, Lester and Eric, I am so very sorry to hear of your mom's passing. The loss of one's mother is profound. I read her obituary. Joan had a wonderful life and I'm sure she enjoyed every bit of it! Hold those memories in your heart and hopefully, they will guide you to happier times. Again, I am so, so sorry..

  • 02/17/2022

    Dear Paul, Lester and Eric, I am so sorry for your loss. Today, I learned that Joannie's Spirit has risen. I know she is lightening the mood of others, wherever she may be ... because that is what she always does. I do not have to tell how wonderful your Mother is (because you know already) but I will! Joannie was one of the few Mom's in the neighborhood who remembered what it was like to be a kid and embraced the joy ( and noise) that came with it. She was ALWAYS so kind and sweet, as well as, absolutely beautiful inside and out. I have the fondest memories of her: Making us Peanut and Fluff sandwiches for lunch; calling us down from the cool fort, you and your Dad built, for a popsicle treat on a warm summer day; and the many times, she patched me back together. Like the times when: Lester tried to teach me to skate board; when we made that crazy bicycle jump in your yard; and -the piece de resistance- when we made Go-Carts and I wiped out "big time" at the base of the Orleans St Hill at the "Little Beach". Her gentle words, grace, beauty, expert bandaging and hugs got me back out to continue the fun each time! She was always smiling and adored you boys so much! She beamed each time any of "her guys" came into view and your love for her was crystal clear to all. I am so sorry for your the loss you feel. Keep in mind, you now have an Angel that has join the ranks to watch over you. I know she is proud of the men you have become. I miss you and love you all, Queenie

  • 02/16/2022

    I am so sorry for the loss your family is going through, you will be in my prayers. I simply remember her as a quiet lady taking care of her boys, and always cooking something.

  • 02/07/2022

    RIP Aunt Joan. You were a wonderful aunt and loved family member. I will always remember the great times we had together, particularly around the holidays. I cherish those memories . You will be missed by all who loved you. I know you will be in Heaven reconnecting with family who have passed. God Bless and much love. Also my condolences to my cousins and their families. Bob Ellis and Family

  • 01/27/2022

    I remember Joan as a very personable, caring, loving lady. This picture is what I would like to remember her. Very beautiful. As her sister-in-law with Paul Hiltz Sr. Carol Rowe

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