Death date: Aug 31, 2022
Leo J. Joyal, 73, of Willington, CT passed away peacefully at home on Wednesday, August 31, 2022 surrounded by love with his family at his side. He was born in Providence, RI and grew up in Coventry, RI, son of Leo Joseph Joyal an Read Obituary
So sad about Leo's. Hope he is now resting peacefully. So many memories. Some sad, but mostly happy and fun. Have known Leo and his family for many years, so I am lucky to have lots of smiles and laughs to hold in my heart. He may be out of sight, but he will always be with me. Rest in peace my friend.
Something special to us was he would always make an effort to support our boys with their sports. His face was always a nice surprise to see there! And some nice memories of family gatherings over the many years. Rest peacefully Uncle Leo ❤️ Shawn, Becky, Joshua & Trent
My sympathies out to Kevin, Christopher and Erin. To the days in Rockville, Willington and Rhode Island. My one true Uncle rest in peace. I hope you find more out there.
My sincere and heartfelt condolences to Leos family. He will certainly be missed! 🙏🙏🙏
Erin and Leo’s entire family so sad hearing of Leo’s passing. What a great guy really enjoyed the time we spent together socializing at the IAFC. He will definitely be missed by so many people. RIP 🙏
Erin and family, I am so very sorry to hear of Leo's passing. Although I did not know Leo, your tribute to his life displays a life so well lived. He is now at peace. Prayers to you and your family during this difficult, sad time. Very sincerely, Nicole Pilon (Bouvier Insurance)
Let's start at the beginning where Your dad Leo Joyal and my Mom Beatrice Joyal were brother and sister. My dad Joseph Kusiak and your mom Francis Kusiak were brother and sister. Each had two children Leo and Geraldine Joyal and my Dad Joseph and Beatrice Kusiak had Sheila and Michael Kusiak. Our entire lives as children were spent together as two great family's. Traveling to Coventry RI and to Manchester Ct. Always playing and having fun. I'll always remember the fun times on the farm and going to the PNA. Fishing and swimming at Middle Dam and visiting our big family with all the Joyals and Kusiaks. What a great childhood. Be safe in Heaven and you will be truly missed by those who have met you. God speed.
My wife and I send our deepest condolences Leo and I go back to my first day at good old Hamilton we have been friends ever since I was just a kid you looked after me from there our families grew to become one when your son Chris married my sister Melissa I will never forget all the rides we took you started on that blue beamer of course we all ended on Harley's I will never forget the time we spent together and how much our families grew together I pray that you are at peace brother in God's grace know you are and have been a great friend and Family Man who will never be forgotten 🙏🙏
