Joshua Oliver Pierce, 38 of Groveland FL, passed into eternal life Sunday, Sept 15 surrounded by his family and in the care of hospice. Josh was born in  Waterbury Ct on Feb, 25 1986. At 4 months old, his family moved to Watertown NY where he spent the next 14 years. The family returned to CT in 2000. That is where he met his wife Jerrica  and was blessed  beyond measure with the birth of his son Gage. Gage was the absolute joy of his life. Josh loved cars and fishing. The sky was the limit once he mastered bondo for car modifications. He worked in day care for several years and had a boundless imagination with cardboard boxes to brighten the children's day. He created, ships, trains, and 3D animals all for their entertainment. He was known for walking through town at Easter, dressed as the Easter bunny. basket and all.  He also attended the local pet parade dressed as Pinnochio. He also enjoyed playing guitar and  played bass in a highschool garage band. He was a certified Tire tech and brake specialist.
Josh was proceeded in death by his Dad James Pinsonneault  Paternal Grandmother Natalie Pierce, and his maternal Grandfather Melvin Plummer.
He is survived by his Mom, Lee Pinsonneault, Wife Jerrica, and son Gage, His big brother Rich Pierce [sister in law Amy and Nieces Samantha. Natasha and nephew Damon {wife Chrissy} Sisters, Charlena Boni {nephews James, and Leo} . Wendy Turner [husband Cody and soon to be niece Olivia}, Step brother James Pinsonneault, his father Richard Pierce of  Watertown, NY. and Mother in law Melissa Lloyd. Maternal Grandmother JoAnn Plummer. Aunts Susan Plummer, Sally Berglund, JoAnn Joray {husband Scott} and cousins Kenzie, David and Joseph Joray, and Jesse and Greg Burglund, Special Mention Bunny and Norm Howe.
The family would like to extend our heartfelt thank you to Vitas Hospice, especially, Calli, Jalisa and Sham and many others who worked with us for him. And to his Radiation Doctor, Dr. Stall, and staff who laughed and cried with him through his journey.
Josh always had a smile, He enjoyed making people laugh. He was kind and always willing to help others,  and his last words when he called us was always "love you, later"  Josh, your smile, laughter, and love for your son Gage will stay with us until we meet again.. We love you always