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Joseph
Tetreault
Feb 4, 1952 — Oct 24, 2023
It is with hearts filled with cherished memories and love that we remember the life of Joe Tetreault, who was born on February 4, 1952, in Aiken, SC, USA and spent the majority of his life in Littleton, Colorado. Joe was known for his dedicated work ethic, a funny sense of humor that could lighten any room, a resilient spirit that never backed down from a challenge, and a loving heart that embraced everyone he met.
Joe was a mason by trade turned general contractor, but his true calling was being the life of the party wherever he went. He was equally comfortable riding a motorcycle, strumming a guitar, or tinkering on his Jeep, as he was sitting down to a family meal filled with laughter and love. His love for the ocean was only surpassed by his love for his family. In his study with Jehovah's Witnesses, the faith he held dear, Joe truly "made his mind over" (Romans 12:2) to ensure his life was one of joy, love, and dedication.
Joe is loved and missed by his wife Julie, his children Joe (Naomi), Jamie, and Jackie (CJ), his grandchildren Clay, Drew (Jessy), Lily, Evan, Delaney, Coen, step-grandchildren Maddie, Jonny, Christopher and his great-grandson Lincoln. He is also survived by his brother Tony (Kelly), and his niece and nephew, Chase (Brendan) and Connor (KC), and great-nephew Damien. Joe was preceded in death by his parents, Goldia and Joseph Tetreault, his beloved daughter-in-law Audra, and his cherished nephew Cole.
We invite you to share your favorite memories, photographs, and stories of Joe on the memorial page. Let's remember him as he was - full of life, laughter, and love.
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