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Joyce (DiStefano) Foster, 81, of Beverly, Known to Generations From Freddie’s on Rantoul Street

United Shoe, where she met Maynard, the Ayers lunchroom, more than 50 years of Freddie's on Rantoul Street, Red Sox coaching from the couch, a twin sister in Danvers and a dog named Sammi. Joyce Foster was 81.

Joyce Foster
Photo courtesy of Campbell Funeral Home

Joyce A. Foster died on Monday, October 13, 2026. She was 81.

She was born and raised in Beverly, the daughter of the late Colombo and Filomena (Paglia) DiStefano. As a young woman she worked at United Shoe, where she met Maynard W. Foster, her husband, who died before her. Later she was a lunchroom monitor at Ayers Elementary School, and for years she worked at the family restaurant, Freddie’s on Rantoul Street, which fed the city for more than half a century. She followed every Boston team, the Red Sox first, with sideline coaching from the living room, and loved dogs all her life. Her sister Geraldine Pinciaro and brother-in-law Walter Pinciaro died before her.

She leaves her daughter, Jami L. Morrissey, and her husband Frank of Beverly; her sons, Jeffrey S. Foster and his wife Lisa of Rockport, and Gary M. Foster and his wife Giovanna of Salisbury; her grandchildren, Joshua Thibideau, Anthony, Nicholas and Christian Morrissey, and Noah, Vincenzo and Luciana Foster; her twin sister, Linda Coyne, and her husband Edward of Danvers; many nieces and nephews; and her dog, Sammi.

A funeral service is Saturday, October 24 at 11:30 a.m. at the Campbell Funeral Home, 525 Cabot Street, Beverly, with visiting hours from 9:30, and burial at St. Mary Cemetery, Beverly. The family suggests donations to the MSPCA Northeast Animal Shelter.

Compiled from information published by Campbell Funeral Home. Photograph courtesy of the family via Campbell Funeral Home. This is our own summary, not the family’s obituary; read the full obituary and leave a condolence at the funeral home’s page on Legacy.com. Corrections: we will fix any error promptly.