Victor Joseph Joos Jr., age 81, of Bolan Road in Milton, died unexpectedly, of natural causes, Friday, October 25, 2019 at Frisbie Memorial Hospital in Rochester.

Born July 28, 1938 in Waltham, Massachusetts; son of Victor Joseph Joos, Sr. and Marion (Lydon) Dodds.

Victor graduated from Spaulding High School in 1956, received a Bachelors of Arts from Western Michigan University, and a Masters of Public Administration from the University of New Hampshire. He resided in Milton, N.H. since 1971.

Victor devoted much of his life to civic engagement and public service having served as a newspaper reporter for Fosters Daily Democrat; English teacher; Peace Corps Director/volunteer leader; State Legislator; and Town Administrator, Selectman, Moderator, Treasurer, Sewer Commissioner, and School Board Chair, and a long-term member of the Economic Development Committee. 
Victor was also a trustee for the New Hampshire Farm Museum, Nute Library, and an active member of the Tri-Town Democratic Committee.

The Farmington Dems and Milton Dems will have a joint meeting June 13th, 6PM,  at the Emma Ramsey Center in Milton. Everyone is asked to bring a finger food or dessert of some kind to share.

It is possible we may have some candidate representatives come to the meeting to speak to everyone and we are planning to discuss local events in the region, like Farmington Hay Day as well as the upcoming Progressive Summit, LGBT Pride Days, Democrats in the Wakefield Villages, and the NHDP State Convention.

Milton Assembly of God

Saturday, December 22, 2018 at 10 AM – 3 PM

Celebrate life and make a difference by giving blood. Leo was the recipient of multiple transfusions through the spring and summer of 2017, giving him more time to enjoy life and to spend time with his loved ones.

 Leo was always giving back to his community and to the people around him. He gave back not only with his lifelong dedication to helping others through politics but also with his genuine kindness and concern for everyone around him - he was never too tired or busy to help someone in need. Leo's time here would have been lessened had it not been for the blood transfusions he received. He was able to continue to contribute to his community as well as spend time doing the things he loved, such as boating on Milton Three Ponds in his antique crisscraft boat and spending time with his loved ones.

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