Mary A. Piermarini
Mary A. Piermarini
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Mary was born on April 19, 1937, in Leominster MA. She was the last child to the late Angelo and Nicolina Piermarini.
Mary was predeceased by her sisters, Regina Piermarini (Cardamone) and Florence Piermarini (Fallon) and her brothers, Lawrence "Cookie" Piermarini, Gino Piermarini and Ned Piermarini. She leaves several nieces and nephews and great nieces and great nephews.
Mary graduated from Leominster High School and was a devoted caregiver to her aging parents, and a caring babysitter to her nieces and nephews. She was born and raised in the close knit, Italian, family-oriented community of Lincoln Terrace, affectionately known as "The Terrace". The neighborhood was alive with Italian heritage and tradition, including The Feast of St. Rocco and The Saladini Club. Mary was always sought out during these celebrations for her delicious Fried Dough.
Mary will always be remembered warmly by her family and friends. Since Mary's passing there has been an outpouring of loving wishes, comments and stories from her peers and staff members at the facility she resided in. She will be missed.
Services will be private.
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