Joanne Robinson Gagnon
BENTON – Joanne Robinson Gagnon, 72, passed away peacefully, holding the hand of her husband of 53 years, Roger Gagnon.
Joanne was born the youngest daughter of the late Kelsey and Edith Robinson. She was a lifelong resident of Benton and graduated from Lawrence High School.
Joanne had a 42-year career at Warren Bros/Tilcon/Pike Industries serving most of those years as their accounts receivable manager. She had great friendships with both coworkers and many appreciative customers.
Joanne was a talented quilter and crafter. She was very clever and could figure out how to make or fix nearly anything. She also enjoyed reading, movie watching and shopping.
Joanne is survived by her husband Roger; daughter Heather and her husband Brett Libby, son Barrett and his wife Wendy Gagnon; grandchildren Taylor, Shelby, Elizabeth, Gabriel, Amelia, Kaiden, Caleb; great grandson Everett; her brothers Eugene and Gary (Mary) Robinson, sister Maxine Dennis, sister in-law Pam; and nieces and nephews.
Predeceased family members include parents Kelsey and Edith, siblings, Harvey (wife Donna), Horace and sister in-law Beverly Robinson.
Arrangement under the care of Veilleux-Redington-Lawry Brothers Funeral Home 8 Elm Street Waterville Maine.
Service to be held Thursday, Sept. 12, 2024, visiting hours will be 11 a.m. – 1 p.m., with service to follow. There will be a private grave side burial with family members.
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