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Clarence Joseph Cormier of Middleborough, MA passed away on December 15th, 2024, at Morton Hospital in Taunton, MA after complications from surgery. He was 91.
Chuck attended Waltham High School. After high school he helped his mother by supporting his siblings and family. He then proudly enlisted in the U.S. Army and served the country while stationed in Germany from 1956-1958. Chuck went on and married Nancy Pope and settled down in Framingham and was later employed at Continental Bakery in Natick, MA as a baker making Hostess treats and Wonder-Bread for over 25 years. After retirement he moved to Oak Point Retirement Community in Middleborough, MA where he resided for 20 years and worked part-time at Adesa. Chuck was known as a thoughtful and generous man who loved classic westerns, playing pool, family dinners and chatting with a few friends he made at his local Dunkin Donuts with a hot chocolate in hand.
Chuck was the father of David, Daniel, Shawn and Nancy Cormier, also survived by his grandchildren Michael Cormier and Anina Pincince and three great-grandchildren. Chuck was the last survivor of his siblings, his brother James, twin brothers Ronald and Richard Cormier, as well as Pamela and Johnny McGuire. He was also the grandfather of the late Michael Boudreau.
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