ROY, Mary D. (Brannon) (Driscoll) Age 88, on March 7, in Port Richey, FL, formerly of Tewksbury, retired Principal and former Teacher for the Wilmington Public Schools. Beloved wife of the late Rolland J. Roy. Sister of Jane Spencer of Dalton, MA. She leaves her late husband's son, Paul J. Roy and his wife Donna of Tewksbury, their daughter, Jennifer M. Bairstow and her husband Scott and their son Nathan. Her late husband's daughter, Linda R. Chiozzi and her husband Vincent of Andover, their children, Paul V. and Melissa K. Chiozzi. Also her dear friend, Alice Jennings of Port Richey, FL and several extended family members. Calling hours will be Wednesday, March 12 from 9-11 a.m. at the Farmer & Dee Funeral Home, 16 Lee St., TEWKSBURY, to be followed by her Funeral Mass at 11:30 a.m. at St. William's Church, 1351 Main St., Rte. 38, Tewksbury. Interment at St. Mary Cemetery, Tewksbury. In lieu of flowers, donations in Mary' memory may be made to the charity of the donor's choice. www.farmeranddee.com
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For some reason, Mrs. Driscoll popped into my thoughts today & I decided to google her. Unfortunately, I discovered that she has passed on. My condolences to the family as well as all the lives she touched.
Mrs. Driscoll was my 6th grade principle @ Wildwood School in Wilmington MA. Not going to lie I didn't really get along with her (I now know, it was my own doing). I was so upset when I learned she would also be my 7th grade principle at the North Intermediate. (Thought she was following me to make me miserable) lol
I did however learn that year, she was a human being with a beautiful heart, who was only guiding me to be that great kid SHE saw in me when I wasn't able to see it in myself. Thank You Ms. Driscoll, I will always have the fondest of memories. May You RIP
Tracy Ramsdell
School
August 30, 2022
Mrs Driscoll was without a doubt the best principal that any child in her schools were always treated as if she was their mom. My sincere sorry for the loss, she was a wonderful lady. Barbara Sullivan
March 12, 2014
Mrs Driscoll was my favorite principal. Was talking about the Boutwell Days last week with friends. My condolences to all of her friends and family.
Mike Sullivan
March 12, 2014
Rest in peace Mrs. Driscoll - I'll always remember your great sense of humor, contagious laugh and ready smile. Many many happy memories from the Boutwell School days ... you made me feel special. We lost a wonderful woman today :(
Rosann Sadowski Guarino
March 12, 2014
To Mary's family, Please accept our sincere condolences & deepest sympathy on the passing of our dear Mary. Her close friends here in Timber Oaks have arranged to have a mass in her honor. We have prepared the following notice to appear in the April Timber Times newsletter & hope it meets with your approval:
Remembering Mary Roy
The friends of Mary, her “Timber Oaks family”, have made special arrangements to have a funeral mass in her memory. This is scheduled for Friday, the 4th of April, which also happens to be her birth date. The mass will be at her church, St. Michaels on State Road 52 at 11AM.
We hope ALL who have been touched by Mary's kindness, grace, caring, and her great sense of humor, will join us to share and commemorate the life of this very special Lady.
[Submitted by Pat Burnett, Grace Ritter, Ellie Oldakowski, Gerri O'Leary, Dorothy Cassels, Sheri LaPlant & Palma Verga]
Pat Burnett
March 12, 2014
To Mary's family, Please accept our deepest condolences and sincere sympathy on the loss of our dear friend Mary. We have prepared the following message to appear in the April edition of the Timber Times here in Florida. We do hope we have family approval:
Remembering Mary Roy
The close friends of our dear Mary, her “Timber Oaks family”, have made special arrangements to have a funeral mass in her honor. This is scheduled for Friday, the 4th of April, which also happens to be her birth date. The mass will be at her church, St. Michaels on State Road 52 at 11AM.
We hope ALL who have been touched by Mary's kindness, grace, caring, and her great sense of humor, will join us to share and commemorate the life of this very special Lady.
[Submitted by Pat Burnett, Ellie Oldakowski, Grace Ritter, Gerri O'Leary, Dorothy Cassels, Sheri LaPlante & Palma Verga]
Pat Burnett (727/868-1010)
March 12, 2014
Dear Miss Brannon, as you will always be remembered by me. You were the person who loved us, inspired us and showed us what a great teacher was even as a little 4th grader at the Boutwell school. When that year was over, I missed you then. Knowing that you no longer walk this earth, I miss you again. I have loved you and never forgotten you all these years..Rest in peace and we will meet again. Kathleen Ingalls
March 11, 2014
Mrs. Driscoll-Roy was the most caring teacher and principal around. She was the definition of a "lady". I have many fond memories of her throughout the years. God Bless
Terri O'Conners Allum
March 11, 2014
The Best Principal ever!! I loved working for Mary. She was a true professional. She new the meanings of Team and Leadership long before they became Educational Buzzwords! She was my mentor, role model and I truly admired her in every way. She will be truly missed.
Nancy Weems-Humphrey
March 11, 2014
I have so many memories of my Principal Mrs. Driscoll - you will forever have a special place in my heart <3
Stacie Murphy
March 10, 2014
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