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Doreen Edith "Doe" Meyer
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Doreen Meyer Obituary
Outside of work, Doreen found joy in flowers, gardening, and traveling with her companion, Sheryl. She was the beloved daughter of Effie L. (Bartlett) Meyer, Robert Paul Meyer, and stepfather George C. Smith. Doreen is survived by her sister, Gail E. Brickel, stepsister Sheryl F. Smith, brother-in-law Stephen B. Brickel, niece Elise D. Montanaro, nephew Matthew R. Brickel, grandniece Zoe Lee Jones, and grandnephew Jacob M. Cyrgalis.
A service to honor Doreen's life will be held at a later date. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be made to any animal rescue services in Doreen's memory. May she rest in peace.
To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
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Gail Brickel
May 11, 2025
Doreen was a wonderful and generous sister, and we shared many happy times over the years. There are so many times during the day that I am reminded of her laugh, the joy she found with her garden, and the love that she had for family and friends. While my heart is still heavy with the sadness of her passing, I know that she was ready to go and is now at peace! Love you always my sweet sister.
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Carmella Iacono
June 24, 2024
Working in the keypunch department at New England Electric is where we met. We also lived almost across the street from each other over the years. We also retired the same year. Great friend and full of fun to be with her and Sheryl.
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