George Daigneault had two siblings who did not survive infancy, a brother "Remond" 9-May-1914 to 15-Jul-1914 and a sister "Emilie May" 20-Mar-1915 to 21-Apr-1915 . Both George and Remond were born while their parents were living at 84 Water street in Lawrence, MA. and Emilie May was born at 1 McFarlin Ct. Lawrence, MA.

George Daigneault was married to Gladys (Jonckheere) Daigneault on June 5, 1937. They had six children together, Robert, Mildred, Alan, Charles, Paul & Warren. Eventually they divorced and he remarried Rose Caston 1918-2011. It was the second marriage for Rose & George both being divorced from their first spouses. Rose had been married to Edward L. Caston 23-Apr-1916 to 2-May-1976.

George lived in Lawrence, MA for a large part of his life before moving to Florida and eventually settling in Sunrise, FL. His profession was auto body repairman and he also worked at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard during WWII. In his retirement he taught auto body repair in Florida.

He died in Florida and is buried at Vista Memorial Gardens cemetery, Miami Lakes, Hialeah, FL. near the Rotunda at Fern Lawn 1, Lot 111, Space 3. His second wife Rose (Nicolosi) Caston Daigneault is interred there with him. This was also the second marriage for Rose Nicolosi who had been divorced from Edward Caston.

George Daigneault had two siblings who did not survive infancy, a brother "Remond" 9-May-1914 to 15-Jul-1914 and a sister "Emilie May" 20-Mar-1915 to 21-Apr-1915 . Both George and Remond were born while their parents were living at 84 Water street in Lawrence, MA. and Emilie May was born at 1 McFarlin Ct. Lawrence, MA.

George Daigneault was married to Gladys (Jonckheere) Daigneault on June 5, 1937. They had six children together, Robert, Mildred, Alan, Charles, Paul & Warren. Eventually they divorced and he remarried Rose Caston 1918-2011. It was the second marriage for Rose & George both being divorced from their first spouses. Rose had been married to Edward L. Caston 23-Apr-1916 to 2-May-1976.

George lived in Lawrence, MA for a large part of his life before moving to Florida and eventually settling in Sunrise, FL. His profession was auto body repairman and he also worked at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard during WWII. In his retirement he taught auto body repair in Florida.

He died in Florida and is buried at Vista Memorial Gardens cemetery, Miami Lakes, Hialeah, FL. near the Rotunda at Fern Lawn 1, Lot 111, Space 3. His second wife Rose (Nicolosi) Caston Daigneault is interred there with him. This was also the second marriage for Rose Nicolosi who had been divorced from Edward Caston.