The Jacobson Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. at the Baraga Cemetery with military rites being conducted by the Baraga County Area Veterans followed by committal prayers by Fr. A graveside service will be held on Friday at 4:00 p.m. Visitation will be on Friday, October 9th from 2-3:45 p.m. Preceding him in death are his parents Richard and Elizabeth Bellaire and a baby brother Lawrence Bellaire. Surviving are his siblings, Margaret Bonilla of Salinas, CA, Donna (Frank) Costelli of Holbrook, AZ, Ray (Roxann) Bellaire of Baraga, Patricia (Dave) Delisle of L’Anse, Charles (Maggie) Bellaire of Peyton, CO, Cheryl (Jerry) Armstrong of Peyton, CO, Norma (John) Domitrovich of L’Anse and a son Joseph Bellaire of North Pole, Alaska. He then owned and operated U Needa Taxi company and was known as “Taxi Joe”. Joe worked at Erickson Lumber where he piled lumber. Army from 1976-81, and a Disabled American Veteran. Joe graduated from Baraga High School in 1972.

He was born Jin L’Anse, MI son of Richard and Elizabeth (Jarvey) Bellaire. Joseph Richard Bellaire, age 66 of Covington, MI passed away on Saturday, Octoat Rolling Meadows Senior Living where he was residing for the past 8 years. Like this story? Like CNBC Make It on Facebook.As received from the Jacobson Funeral Home :

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