Nora Wiley’s  husband Justin, passed away suddenly and unexpectedly on Tuesday, December 28, 2021.

Nora is an amazing PreSchool Instructional Aide in my classroom at the Country School in Weston, MA. She is also the daughter of Diane Webster, Admin. Asst. to the Facilities Director for the Weston Public Schools.  

Justin not only leaves behind Nora, the love of his life, but also his two children, Rita, 2 1/2 years old and George, just 5 months old. Words can't describe the shock the family is currently going through.

 

Justin was full of life and love. He took care of everyone around him and spread joy everywhere he went. You could never be in the same room as him and not smile. Justin never said a bad word about anyone and he saw the good in everyone. He loved to make people laugh and feel at home in his presence. He was the king of “Dad jokes” and loved to tell jokes about anything and everything.

 

Justin moved to Massachusetts from Florida to be with his wife, Nora. He loved her so much he was willing to move to the cold Northeast. While living here though he began to love it. He loved the seasons, being outdoors and all of the amazing breweries.

 

Justin opened Anthony's Coal Fired Pizza in Natick, where he worked as the General Manager. He loved his job because he loved to make people happy and feel taken care of.

 

Justin was the biggest family man. His family always came first in everything he did. He loved his wife Nora and always made her feel so loved. They were each other’s first loves and were still crazy in love after 11 years. Justin’s biggest joy in life came from being a father to Rita and George. He was the greatest father in the whole world. You could often find him grilling food and fishing with his little best friend and daddy’s girl, Rita and making his mini-me, George, smile.

 

Justin is so missed already. He brought sunshine everyday. Please spread love, happiness and a few jokes each day in memory of Justin because that’s how he would want to be remembered.

 

We are asking for donations to help Nora with funeral expenses and whatever else she could put aside to help raise her children as a widowed Mom.

Nora is one of the kindest people I have ever met and would do everything in her power to help someone in need. I am hoping we, as a large community and village, can show her a tiny bit of the support and kindness she shows for others. Please help us as she would do. 

Thank you,
Julie Jowaisas
Teacher and Friend