Marchand Memorial Homes - Worcester

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Visit MarchandMemorialHomes.com for obituary. James was a truck driver and previously worked as a paramedic. He spent many years serving communities in many roles, including police officer, firefighter, and paramedic. Helping others was more than a job it was who he was.

Visit MarchandMemorialHomes.com for obituary. After leaving the Navy, Doc gained employment as a radio engineer at several broadcast stations throughout the Commonwealth, including WNEB, WAAB, and WBZ. In addition to engineering, Doc also performed duties as an announcer and DJ.

Visit MarchandMemorialHomes.com for obituary. Steven grew up on Grafton Hill. He loved anything that involved history, was a true football fan, a sharp card player and enjoyed a variety of collectible items. He was fiercely devoted to his family and was beyond generous to all.

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Visit MarchandMemorialHomes.com for obituary. Before moving to the United States Pablo worked as a middle school teacher in the Dominican Republic. He could often be found reading a book and he would never say no to a sweet treat or to join others on the dance floor.

Visit MarchandMemorialHomes.com to view the obituary. Jan was a dedicated member of Our Lady of Czestochowa Church in Worcester, MA. He truly valued spending time with his extended family and friends. He loved driving his 1976 Chrysler and tending to his tomato garden.

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Visit MarchandMemorialHomes.com to view obituary. Fr. Ted was ordained a priest on May 7, 1964 in the Cathedral of Saint Paul. He also served in the capacity of Headmaster at Saint Mary’s School. He always looked forward to his time with the students and faculty of the school.

Visit MarchandMemorialHomes.com to view obituary. Maurice graduated from Memphis Technical High School and Graham Junior College. He then had a stellar photography career with WBZ (CBS) Boston for 42 years. He was a member of Saint Peter Missionary Baptist Church in Memphis, TN.

Visit MarchandMemorialHomes.com to view obituary. Juan graduated from Burncoat Senior High & worked at the Worcester Housing Authority. Juan loved baseball and never missed an opportunity to watch his beloved New York Yankees. He was the happiest when he was able help others.

Visit MarchandMemorialHomes.com to view the obituary. Doreen worked as a stitcher at H.H. Brown Shoe and then worked as a shipper and receiver for Heinrich Ceramic Detail Inc. Doreen was a parishioner of Our Lady of the Angels Church and visited the Leicester Senior Center.

MarchandMemroialHomes.com to view obituary. Ron was dedicated to his family. His grandchildren were the world to him Ron was a member of the Harmony Club of Worcester, the Wecohamet Lodge #3, a lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows in Dover, NH.

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Visit MarchandMemorialHomes.com to view obituary. Millie was married for 47 years to David P. Leveillee. She is survived by children, Debra Bonneau, Brendalee Schlesinger, David Leveillee, a brother, Ernest Young; a sister, Jessie Shays; 6 grandchildren & 10 great grandchildren

MarchandMemorialHomes.com for obituary. Her love for children led her to become a foster parent, where she opened her heart and her home to countless children. Her willingness to care for children, families, and people in need reflected the compassion she carried throughout in life

Visit MarchandMemorialHomes.com to view obituary. Mary worked for Super Stop & Shop of Shrewsbury as a cashier and clerk, as well as Dunkin Donuts. She enjoyed doll making in her free time, as well as being with her family.

Visit MarchandmemorialHomes.com to view the obituary. Robert worked for the City of Worcester Parks Department for over 30 years where he took great pride in serving as the caretaker for Elm Park until his retirement. He enjoyed watching westerns and anything with John Wayne.

MarchandMemorialHomes.com to view the obituary. Irena moved to the United States from Poland in 1966 and wore many hats. She worked many jobs, built a business, and faced challenges with courage and perseverance. Above all, her hard work reflected her deep love for her family.