Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
McMONAGLEDORIS E. (nee Money) on Feb. 6, 2015. Wife of the late Michael R. McMonagle, Sr. Beloved mother of Deborah (Michael) Caracappa, Robert (Maureen) McMonagle and the late Michael (Rachael) McMonagle. Cherished grandmother to 6 grandsons and one grand-daughter. Daughter of the late Helen...
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Debbie's Mom Doris was like close friend to us in our teen years and beyond. She always kept involved with what we we up to. She was a great person to be around. Much love in memory of Mrs. McMonagle.
Virginia Weiss
February 02, 2020 | Conshohocken, PA | Friend
Doris always shared a laugh with us when we saw her. We are sure she will be greatly missed by many. Our prayers are with the entire family. Rest in peace Doris
Clare and Bernie Staub
February 12, 2015
My cousin was a sweet woman and I have many fond memories of visits I made with my mother to her mother and father's house as a child. She will be greatly missed.
Shirley DeNick
February 09, 2015 | Hammonton, NJ
My prayers are with the Money and McMonagle families.
Diane Wilmanski
February 09, 2015
Doris you will always be missed, but never forgotten. Rest in peace, we know your watching us from up there. XOXO Virginia and family.
February 09, 2015
extending deep and heartfelt sympathy to the family,Bob and I send are love to everyone..
February 08, 2015
Mrs. M as John & I liked to call her was a great lady and a pleasure to have known. May you rest in peace and enjoy all that Heaven has to offer. Until we meet again, John & Michele DeHaven
John & Michele DeHaven
February 08, 2015 | Limerick, PA
Dear McMonagle Family,
I am so sorry to hear about my good friend Doris. She was one of the sweetest person I know. We had so many good laugh's I just loved her, she was always a good friend. I will miss her, may she rest in Peace now.
Love,
Louisa West
Lakeland Florida
February 08, 2015
Aunt Doris, you will be greatly missed. I will always cherish the memories that our families shared. You were the first person to teach me how to do addition and subtraction, using brown grocery bags in the "basement" schoolhouse.
Brian Foley
February 08, 2015