Paul R. Robillard, 57, of Cranston, passed away on Monday, July 22, 2019 at his home in Cranston.
He was born in Providence, a son of Rachael (Walsh) Robillard of Cranston and the late Peter R. Robillard . Paul was a welder at Eaton Corp for many years; and was also a US Marine Corps veteran.
Paul was a man who had a wealth of knowledge and stories for days. He was an avid football fan (Go Pats!) and spent many beautiful days on his Harley by the water. On the not-so-beautiful days, you’d find him in his study meticulously working on his latest model. He loved to make people laugh, just as much as he loved to laugh himself. Most importantly, he would be described by many as kind-hearted, spirited, and loved by all. He will surely be missed, but his impact on this world will last forever.
Besides his mother he is survived by his living daughter Donielle Robillard of North Providence and his brother Stephen Robillard and his wife Jacquelyn of South Carolina.
His visiting hours will be held on Friday from 5- 8 pm in the Nardolillo Funeral Home, 1278 Park Ave., Cranston . Burial will be private .
He was born in Providence, a son of Rachael (Walsh) Robillard of Cranston and the late Peter R. Robillard . Paul was a welder at Eaton Corp for many years; and was also a US Marine Corps veteran.
Paul was a man who had a wealth of knowledge and stories for days. He was an avid football fan (Go Pats!) and spent many beautiful days on his Harley by the water. On the not-so-beautiful days, you’d find him in his study meticulously working on his latest model. He loved to make people laugh, just as much as he loved to laugh himself. Most importantly, he would be described by many as kind-hearted, spirited, and loved by all. He will surely be missed, but his impact on this world will last forever.
Besides his mother he is survived by his living daughter Donielle Robillard of North Providence and his brother Stephen Robillard and his wife Jacquelyn of South Carolina.
His visiting hours will be held on Friday from 5- 8 pm in the Nardolillo Funeral Home, 1278 Park Ave., Cranston . Burial will be private .
Paul R. Robillard, 57, of Cranston, passed away on Monday, July 22, 2019 at his home in Cranston.
He was born in Providence, a son of Rachael (Walsh) Robillard of Cranston and the late Peter R. Robillard . Paul was a welder at Eaton Corp for many years; and was also a US Marine Corps veteran.
Paul was a man who had a wealth of knowledge and stories for days. He was an avid football fan (Go Pats!) and spent many beautiful days on his Harley by the water. On the not-so-beautiful days, you’d find him in his study meticulously working on his latest model. He loved to make people laugh, just as much as he loved to laugh himself. Most importantly, he would be described by many as kind-hearted, spirited, and loved by all. He will surely be missed, but his impact on this world will last forever.
Besides his mother he is survived by his living daughter Donielle Robillard of North Providence and his brother Stephen Robillard and his wife Jacquelyn of South Carolina.
His visiting hours will be held on Friday from 5- 8 pm in the Nardolillo Funeral Home, 1278 Park Ave., Cranston . Burial will be private .
He was born in Providence, a son of Rachael (Walsh) Robillard of Cranston and the late Peter R. Robillard . Paul was a welder at Eaton Corp for many years; and was also a US Marine Corps veteran.
Paul was a man who had a wealth of knowledge and stories for days. He was an avid football fan (Go Pats!) and spent many beautiful days on his Harley by the water. On the not-so-beautiful days, you’d find him in his study meticulously working on his latest model. He loved to make people laugh, just as much as he loved to laugh himself. Most importantly, he would be described by many as kind-hearted, spirited, and loved by all. He will surely be missed, but his impact on this world will last forever.
Besides his mother he is survived by his living daughter Donielle Robillard of North Providence and his brother Stephen Robillard and his wife Jacquelyn of South Carolina.
His visiting hours will be held on Friday from 5- 8 pm in the Nardolillo Funeral Home, 1278 Park Ave., Cranston . Burial will be private .
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