Marion Bergin

Marion has been on my mind as of late. Have been reflecting on my time at QCC, and I consider her a guardian angel.

I wish that I stayed in touch with her after she retired. Grateful to God for putting her in my life at that time.

I didn't know about Marion's passing until now. She's always in my thoughts. May her memory be eternal.

I will always have a special place in my heart for Marion. She's the one who hired me to work in the Learning Assistance Center at QCC. That was the start of a rewarding career at the college. Enjoyed our time together before she retired. She was a great storyteller with a witty sense of humor. Always approachable and personable. I miss her and think of her often. I have something to remember her by which I will always cherish and, of course, there's all the great memories. God rest her soul.

Marion, we think a lot alike. Thank you for your kindhearted persistence in helping others. Thanks, also, for sending your fine son, Joseph, my way -- he has been a lifelong friend. Rest in God's ineffable embrace.

My thoughts and condolences go out to you and your families. Many good memories in the summer at the lake with us and the Finn's.

I first met Marion as a student at Quinsigamond Community College. She was my coordinator through Disability Services. I always struggled alot with school being a disabled student and there were even a lot of people that thought I would never get through school. Thanks to Marion assigning me this one tutor/notetaker named Ed I developed a passion for history and got my associates degree in general studies from Quinsig and then I also went on to Worcester State University and got my bachelor's...

Dear Bergin Family: I was privileged to be your Mom's neighbor for the past 10 years. Her quiet smile and incisive conversations always lighted my day. She will be missed. My condolences to you all.

Dear Joe, Jamie and John,
Thinking of you and yours with the passing of your Dear Mom.
She was quite a lady !
God Bless,
Frank Cioffi