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Laurie Ann Chiacchia, 60, passed away on September 14, 2018 after a difficult battle with cancer with her loving family at her side. She was the loving daughter of the late Richard F. Chiacchia and aunt of the late John Rocco Franciose, Jr. Laurie was born in Framingham, MA and moved to Natick, MA when she was a young preteen. She spent her whole life tirelessly giving to others. The word Angel isnt strong enough to describe how unselfish and loving she really was. Her beautiful and kind spirit radiated light and she was and will always be a brilliant star. Always being the first person in line to help someone in need, Laurie never asked for anything in return. She helped so many people along the way. Her beautiful smile, infectious laugh and her wonderful sense of humor brought such a warm presence everywhere she was. She was an extraordinary and talented manicurist and worked for Phillip DePalma for years, and excelled at her craft. She was an amazing cook and baker and loved to travel to Aruba every year with her beloved Warren. The two spoke about moving there one day. They loved the island and had made many friends over the last 30 years of traveling there. Laurie will be always be remembered as being a sweet, caring and magnificent person whose greatest passion included her family and Warren, and helping others. She was an angel on Earth and will continue in Heaven. Laurie is survived by her life partner and soulmate, Warren P. Donnelly of Framingham, her mother Lorraine Chiacchia of Natick, her six siblings: Patrick Chiacchia of Milford, Thomas Chiacchia and his wife Donna of Whitinsville, Linda Balboni and her husband Robert of Franklin, Pamela Chiacchia and partner Robert Sullivan of Mansfield, Paula Franciose of Natick and Marcia Marinelli of Bellingham. She also leaves behind her treasured nephews and nieces: including her Godson, Tiler Balboni of Framingham, Briana Balboni of Canton, Olivia Chiacchia of Milford, Dante Chiacchia of Milford and Timari Marinelli of Franklin. At Lauries request A Celebration of Life gathering will be held at a future date with her family and closest friends. Donations in her memory may be made to the American Cancer Society 30 Speen Street, Framingham, MA 01701. For the guest book, obituary and additional information please visit www.everettfuneral.com.
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I just learned of Laurie passing , how very sad I felt , I knew her for years , she was for sure the kindest , caring person always there for everyone & anyone ... I feel so blessed to have known her , how happy I always felt that her & Warren found each other , they shared a beautiful love story always there for each other.. I know Laurie has earned her wings in heaven without a doubt ... my prayers , thoughts & love are with Laurie , Warren & her family ... when I think of Laurie , I smile .. she was good friend & a wonderful person ..
Linda Munafo
January 17, 2019
It is with a deep sense of loss that we extend our condolences to Laurie's family. She was a special friend to all who knew her.
Barbara and Harvey Deitel
October 10, 2018
Offering my condolences. As you remember your love one, may Almighty God and your treasured memories bring you peace, comfort, and strength to endure. (Psalm 147:3)
September 28, 2018
My heart goes out to Warren, Mrs. C. And the whole Chiacchia clan. Laurie was the most selfless and generous person I've ever known. She will be sorely missed.
Helen Berman
September 25, 2018
To all of Laurie's loved ones
Although I haven't seen Laurie in many years I have fond memories of the time I spent with Laurie. She was always thinking of others and did so with a sweet and loving heart. My condolences, Aileen Manning Price
September 23, 2018
Warren and family so sorry to hear of Laurie's passing. She was a wonderful person and will be missed by all her knew her and loved her.
Terry Smith Holliston
September 19, 2018
I'm so sorry to hear of Laurie's passing. Seeing her obituary gave me time to reflect on the many memories we, the Delaney's, shared with the Chiacchia's many years ago. Making whirlpools in the pool in Nobscot, Jackie Gleason or Flipper on Sunday nights, and free cokes from Pendolaris when we went to get our father's after work, and of course, The 4 Teens, Paul, Pat, Mark Sundin, and John Hardy. (I can't believe I just came up with all their names). I just want you all to know that I, and my whole family, are thinking of you all and sending our thoughts, prayers, and love to Lorraine, and the rest of your family.
bob delaney
September 17, 2018
Laurie was such a kind,caring and giving woman. She will be missed by all that knew what a special person she was. RIP Laurie.
Helaine Hyzen
September 16, 2018
Thank you for all you did for our family and so many others. Heaven gained an Angel and here on earth, we lost one. We love you now and forever. God Bless you my Dear Sister.
Pamela Chiacchia
September 16, 2018
Pamela Chiacchia
September 16, 2018
Rest In Peace Laurie we love you you will be missed. Our thoughts & prayers to Warren & her family. Love Debbie & Rita
September 16, 2018
I'm so sorry to hear about Laurie. Great neighbor, great friend. She will be missed.
Maureen Sullivan
September 16, 2018
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