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Mary Jo Bahosh, 69
Marlborough - Mary Jo Bahosh, 69 of Marlborough died at her home on Thursday, November 12, 2020.
Mary Jo was born in Clinton MA, the daughter of the late Francis W. and Maryann T. (Goodsell) Weihn.
She was predeceased by her husband of 25 years, Wes Tuttle who died in September, 2020.
Mary Jo is survived by her Children, Missy Martin of Clinton, Patty Bahosh of Whitinsville, Ryan Tuttle of Marlborough and Katherine Owens of FL; 6 grandchildren, Bobby, Johnny, Waylon, Luke, Jeffrey and Madison; 3 brothers, Francis "Babe" Weihn of Bolton, Michael Weihn and Patrick Weihn both of Clinton as well as several nieces and nephews.
She was predeceased by a brother Phillip Weihn.
Mary Jo worked as an Executive Secretary in charge of tournaments for 25 years for the New England Sports Center in Marlborough.
Anyone that knew Mary Jo knew she loved spending time at home on the lake. When not on the lake she loved going to Florida to spend time with family and soaking up the sun. She was a big football fan who enjoyed participating in the weekly pool with her friends at Checkerboards. It was also no secret that she was a loud and proud Trump supporter.
A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated on Wednesday, November 18, 2020 at 11 a.m. in St. John the Evangelist Church, 80 Union St., Clinton, MA. A Private burial will take place at a later date.
Calling hours will be held on Tuesday, November 17, from 5-8 p.m. in the Short & Rowe Funeral Home, 95 W. Main St., Marlborough, MA
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One of my favorite moments in my life Was with Mary Jo and her daughter Patty. I'm no box of chocolates. She will be missed.
" what a gal "
David Serrano
Family
January 2, 2021
Sending prayers to her family! My family and I have sent our teams to the NE Sports Center for over 20 years: the Northern Vermont Wildcats. Always enjoyed seeing her at almost every tournament. She did such a great job at the facility.
Anthony Langevin
Coworker
November 19, 2020
Brian Daccord
November 19, 2020
KENNETH DUPONT
November 16, 2020
Mary Jo never held back her emotions. Her laughter was infectious, her love of Wes obvious, her pride of family was shared with anyone that would listen and her enjoyment of life was a thing to behold. She will be missed by many, including me. Enjoy your next adventure Mary Jo!
Kathy Tuttle
Family
November 15, 2020
Sending love, prayers and sympathy to Mary Jo’s family.
Debbie (Bodah) Burke
Friend
November 15, 2020
Always a smile on your face,and love in your heart. Once again you're smiling with Wes. Bless you.
Gerry Kulesza
Friend
November 15, 2020
The New England Sports Center will never be the same. First Wes and now Mary Jo. May they join each other in heaven and RIP
Rick Fask
Coworker
November 15, 2020
Jacquelyn Jurga
November 15, 2020
Our condolences to the family. We count the friendship with the Weihn family as a blessing .Rest in Peace. Babe and Maryanne will welcome you with open arms.
Esther and Fitzy Fitzgerald
Friend
November 15, 2020
We offer our condolences to the family. We count the friendship of the Wiehn family as a blessing. Rest in Peace. Babe and Maryanne will welcome you with open arms.
Esther and Fitzy Fitzgerald
November 15, 2020
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