Agnes J. Durost, a beloved wife, mother, grandmother, and great grandmother passed away peacefully on September 15,2024, in her hometown of Manchester, New Hampshire. Born on November 23, 1926, she lived a long and beautiful life, touching the hearts of many throughout her years.
Aggie, as she was affectionately known, worked as a seamstress for many years, demonstrating exceptional skill and creativity in her craft. Her talent was evident in her ability to sew anything, even after the loss of her vision. She often embraced challenges with remarkable positivity, exemplified by her ability to sew with her eyes closed. Agnes also found joy in making and selling clothes for fun, showcasing both her artistic flair and entrepreneurial spirit.
Agnes was also known for her incredibly caring and thoughtful nature. She was a beacon of positivity at the nursing home, where she was well-loved by both residents and staff. Her cheerful disposition and great outlook on life made a lasting impact on everyone she encountered.
In her leisure time, Agnes cherished traveling with her friends and had a particular fondness for spending time at Old Orchard Beach in Maine. Additionally, Agnes cherished the time spent with her family, having been her best self when surrounded by those she loved.
Agnes’ life will be celebrated privately by her immediate family and close friends. A testament to her love of children, donations in Agnes’ memory can be made to St. Jude’s’s Children’s Research Hospital.
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