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Judith Mennelle Obituary
Born on January 25, 1922, Judith lived in Worcester until 2004. She spent many years as a caregiver at Worcester County Hospital and after retirement worked part time as an independent caregiver while raising her two children. She was an active member of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Catholic Church for many years.
Judith is survived by her children, Michael Mennelle and Gina Mennelle, both of Lee, HN; her brother, Leonard Fortunato of Worcester; daughter-in-law, Beth Mennelle; three grandchildren, Nicholas, Mitchell, and Megan Mennelle; and many extended family members.
She is predeceased by her parents, Michael and Mary (D'Amato) Scarpone; her husband, Nicholas A. Mennelle; her brother, Frank Scarpone; two sisters, Mickey Scarpone and Grace Fortunato; and her stepfather, Paul Fortunato.
Funeral services will be held on Wednesday, September 3, 2008 at 2:00 p.m. at the Tasker Funeral Home, 621 Central Avenue, Dover, NH. There will be no calling hours.
In lieu of flowers, donations can be made, in memory of Judith Mennelle, to Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Catholic Church, 53 East Central Street, Worcester, MA 01605.
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Memories and Condolences
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Linda McInerny
September 3, 2008
Dear Michael and Gina
I was so sorry tohear about your mother's death. I loved your parents and remember them visiting Noni and Grandpa's house in Worcester. Judy was a very kind and caring person, that is probably why she chose the profession of nursing. I do remember Gina ( about two years old) running around the yard and at the beach on Lake Quinsigamond with beautiful curly blond hair. Please keep in touch. Family reunion in the works
Love Linda
FRANK Brombley
September 2, 2008
Sorry Mike and Gina for forgetting to save my message from yesterday. I just wanted to express my sadness for the loss of your mother. Ironically when my sister Kim called with the sad news, I had just finished organizing my desk. There in the pen box, was the pen your mother had given me 38 years ago for my high school graduation - a gold Cross pen engraved with my initials. As you may recall Judy (as she allowed me to call her) was my godmother. I ALWAYS received a card and gift from your mother on holidays and my birthday. As you know as well, she was my mother's oldest and dearest friend. I can still see you mother, father, and Uncle Frank and his wife Aster (I think that was her name) over our house. Everyone laughing and having a great time. Your father would sometimes entertain me with card tricks to boot! You could tell that they really loved being together.
As my sister Kim mentioned - they are all together once again, surely praying for us, but maybe when they are not so serious, they may be finding some time to get another laugh or two!
I hope you and your family find a little consolation in that.
Regards,
Frank Brombley
Patricia Tetreault
September 2, 2008
Dear Michael and Gina,
My thoughts and prayers are with all of you. I am so sorry for the lost of your mother. I have fond memories of her always making us laugh whenever we would see her. Take care.
Love Patricia (Murtari) Tetreault
Agnes Pannese Murtari's daughter
Joanne Johnson's sister
KIM flynn
August 31, 2008
Michael and Gina,
It has been many ,many, years, when I saw the paper today and saw your mom's name I could only remember the wonderful friendship
my own mother, Mary Brombley shared with your mother, My mother has been gone over 27 years now, I hope they are reunited now in friendship,
My thoughts Kim Flynn
Patty Pannese Hicks
August 31, 2008
I have many fond memories of cousin Judy, and her family. Remembering many family gatherings under the "grapevine." My deepest sympathy to the family for their loss.
Joanne (Murtari) Johnson
August 31, 2008
Dearest Michael and Gina,
So sad to hear of your Mom's passing, she was a very beautiful and thoughtful woman, we all have special thoughts of her in our hearts. My Mom Agnes, sends special condolences to your entire family. We just ran into Leornard at Mary Lorusso's services on Thurs and were asking about how your Mom was doing. Hope you are all doing as best as can be expected. We would love to talk to you, please feel free to call me. May God give you all the strength and courage to get through this difficult time. You will all be remembered in our prayers.
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