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Born March 8, 1930 in Quincy, MA she was the daughter of the late James and Gladys (Lennon) Randazzo. She is the last of three children as her older sister Ruth Panepinto and younger brother James Randazzo, Jr. are also deceased.
Pauline graduated from Quincy High School living the first part of her life in Quincy while working in Boston at Keystone Camera as a draftsman and later as a designer at Anelex in Boston. After marrying Rene Lallier on July 31, 1976 she moved to North Attleboro and finally ended her design career at Foxboro Company. After retirement the couple split their time between a condominium in Florida in Pompano Beach on the intercoastal Waterway and their home in Massachusetts. Following her husbands death she moved to Plainville where she lived the remainder of her life.
She is survived by a niece, Denise Gardner of Attleboro and other members of the Lallier family as well as her niece Jean Panepinto in Canada.
Pauline was an avid animal lover in particular of dogs and donations in lieu of flowers should be sent to the ASPCA.org
Interment will be private in the St. Mary's Cemetery, North Attleboro.
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