Mary Poueymirou
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Mary Poueymirou (neé McKenna), 86, of Montclair, passed away peacefully at home on May 11, 2023. She is survived by her husband Andre Poueymirou, and four children Andrew (Rose) Poueymirou, Anne Stusnick, Joe (Alice) Poueymirou, and Mike (Bayne) Poueymirou. Loving "Nana" of Sean (Jacquelyn) O'Connor, Julia, Daniel, and Marie Stusnick, and Celia and Emily Poueymirou. Sister of Christopher (Kathleen) McKenna and predeceased by her beloved twin sister Eileen McCann. She Is also survived by many dear nieces and nephews.
Born in Dublin, Ireland to Sarah (neé Shanley) and Christopher McKenna. After raising her family in Montclair, she worked at Bradford, Mt. Hebron, and Glenfield schools for many years. She was also a dedicated parishioner of Saint Cassian's Catholic Church in Montclair. She loved to read, and enjoyed drinking coffee along with spending time with her cherished grandchildren.
Mass of Christian Burial Wednesday, May 17 10 AM at Saint Cassian's, Montclair. Interment at Immaculate Conception Cemetery, Upper Montclair. Visitation/Celebration of Life Tuesday, May 16 4 PM – 8 PM at Hugh M. Moriarty Funeral Home 76 Park Street Montclair.
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Sheila Romano
May 19, 2023
I went to college with Mary and we have been friends since graduation in1958. She was a great gal. We had many laughs together. I know she is in Heaven. Rest in peace Mary.
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alice hurley
May 18, 2023
Mary lived across the street from us since we moved here in 1994. She was a lovely lady, and enjoyed walking in and out of town daily for years after she retired. She shared memories of the block party was when it started, all the kids riding their Big Wheels down Nassau Road. Mary always had a kind, upbeat word. My husband, Dan, and I will miss her. Godspeed, Mary.
Mary Jane
May 18, 2023
Best friend for64yrsSo many good times lots of fun Always in my heart.Rest in peace
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