Margaret R. (Fitzpatrick) Driscoll, 90, of Lowell, passed away Monday, October 5, 2020, at Lowell General Hospital with her family by side. She was the widow of the late Daniel J. Driscoll who died in 2002.
A daughter of the late Edward Fitzpatrick and the late Mary (Viliski) Fitzpatrick, she was born November 24, 1929, in Lowell, and was educated in the local schools, graduating from Lowell High School.
She made her lifelong home in the city. In September of this year, she retired from the Lowell School Department where she had worked as a Para Professional for more than thirty five years. She also worked for A.F. French Paper Box in Lowell for more than forty years.
She was a dedicated and active parishioner at the Immaculate Conception Church in Lowell, also the Ancient Order of Hibernians. Spending time with her family is what brought her the most happiness.
She is survived by her nieces and nephews, Maryann Battle and her husband, John, of Pepperell, George Byron and his wife, Lisa, of Tyngsborough, George Fierimonte and his wife, Janice, of Tewksbury, Mark Fierimonte of Lowell and Sheila Fierimonte of Lowell and many grandnieces and grandnephews, great grandnieces and great grandnephews. She is also survived by her dear friend, Beth Moffett of Lowell, whose care and compassion will never be forgotten.
She was predeceased by her siblings, Anna Fierimonte and her brother in law, George Fierimonte and Mary Byron and her brother in law, George Byron.
WHILE FOLLOWING SOCIAL DISTANCING GUIDELINES AND WEARING A MASK, YOU ARE WELCOME TO ATTEND HER CALLING HOURS ON WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2020 FROM 9 UNTIL 11 A.M. AT THE MAHONEY FUNERAL HOME, 187 NESMITH STREET, LOWELL 978-452-6361. DUE TO COVID-19 RESTRICTIONS, HER FUNERAL MASS AND BURIAL IN ST. MARY CEMETERY WILL TAKE PLACE PRIVATELY. MEMORIALS IN HER NAME TO THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION BUILDING FUND, 144 EAST MERRIMACK ST., LOWELL MA 01852.
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Marge, was a wonderful person. She was exteremely kind and genrous to all, especially the children she cared for at the Daley Middle School.
She always had a smile on her face and a kind word to express. She will be missed by all, especially her students and her Daley School colleagues. It was an honor to know her.
Marge was such a great friend and colleague. I started my career with her at the Leblanc School and we never lost touch. She always kept me laughing. I will miss her laugh and good times at breakfast! Such great memories. Rest in peace my friend.
Marge was one of the friendliest people I knew while working at the Daley School. She was always ready with a smile and never too busy for a quick chat when meeting in the hallway. Her devotion to her work and the love she had for her students were inspiring.
Marge was an amazing woman. So kind and caring towards every one. She had a heart of gold that shinned bright. Her smile lit up the world and everyone around her. She will be greatly missed. Rest in Peace my friend.
Aunt Marge was my best aunt ever. She was a happy person smiling all the time . She will be dearly missed I will always love her. My prayers are with her in Heaven with the angles.
Marge was a kind and dedicated person, an excellent example and influence on the children she cared for. She will be missed.
A sweet woman who was dedicated and caring towards the students she tended to at the Daley Middle School. Not only did she care about her students, but she also cared about the staff. Pleasant, kind and always a lady. . . always smiling and adding some delight to anyone’s day. My heart is heavy for such a loss; you will be missed, Marge.
Marge was a ray of sunshine everyday at the Daley Middle School. She brought warmth and joy to her students and staff. May she rest in peace.
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