Franklin Tatreau, 67

    Franklin Tatreau, 67, of Milford, died Monday, July 2, 2012 in the University of Massachusetts Medical Center in Worcester. He was the husband of Deborah (Perry) Tatreau. He was born in Morehead, NC, son of the late Pierce and Patricia (Palmer) Tatreau and lived in Quincy before moving to Milford. He was educated in the Quincy Schools. He was a Vietnam Navy veteran. Mr. Tatreau was employed sheet metal worker at the Natick Labs in Natick Ma for many years.   
      In addition to his wife he is survived by one son Jason Schadler of Milford, one daughter Amy Tatreau of Edmonton, Alberta Canada, one brother Brad Tatreau of Greenfield, two sisters Charlotte Tatreau of Newport NH, Lindee Tatreau of Newport RI and three grandchildren.
     A memorial gathering will be held Wednesday, July 11, 2012 from 6 to 10 P.M. in the Hoboken Citizen’s Club on Central St. in Milford. A dinner will be served.
    Arrangements are under the direction of the Consigli-Ruggerio Funeral Home 46 Water St. in Milford MA.       

Guest Book

I'm glad Frank was a better Father to his other children. We haven't been in contact for about 30 years. Last time I saw him was shortly after Amy was born. Sorry for your loss Uncle Brad. I forgive you Frank. I just found out today 9/20/13
Melissa (Tatreau) Roach

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Frank also has daughter Melissa Ann Tatreau,Roach, he also has two grandchildren Brain Thomas,JR. and Christabell Rabecca. He never had time for his daughter. He is a looser.
B Desantis

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It is so sad that my stepbrother passed and were never notified. Even more sad is that my late stepmothers last name was Bollen because she was married to my father for the last 15 years of her life. Frank also had 2 stepbrothers and 2 step sisters who cared. Rip is peace brother.
Daniel Bollen

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My love is with all of you as we grieve this tremendous loss. We all have our own memories of our brother, our father, our husband, and it will be those memories that will make us strong enough to get through this. Let’s celebrate his life and how he changed ours.
Brad Tatreau

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A father's legacy may well be measured by his son's love. In Frank's case there was no doubt of this. Rest easy Frank, you did well.
Bill Hanrahan

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My condolences to Jason and his family. Sorry for your loss. May he forever rest in peace.
Craig Kluchevitz

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