She was the daughter of Adam Diamont and Anna Szawlis. She has resided in Woburn, Winchester, Littleton, Springfield, and Hanson Massachusetts before moving to Florida.
Her life was devoted to raising and caring for her family and she was a wonderful cool. She was full of the dickens and enjoyed Bingo, music, the beach, and travel; but mostly the company of family and friends.
She was predeceased by husbands Robert E. Dutting and Myles T. Gaffney, and longtime companion Stanley W. Thomas. She leaves behind one brother, John Diamont; a sister-in-law; Marie Diamont; 8 Children; William, Roger, Sally, Charles, James, Carol, Lori and Adam; 7 grandchildren; 9 great-grandchildren.
(newspaper and date unknown, copy can be found on cemetery website)
Her life was devoted to raising and caring for her family and she was a wonderful cool. She was full of the dickens and enjoyed Bingo, music, the beach, and travel; but mostly the company of family and friends.
She was predeceased by husbands Robert E. Dutting and Myles T. Gaffney, and longtime companion Stanley W. Thomas. She leaves behind one brother, John Diamont; a sister-in-law; Marie Diamont; 8 Children; William, Roger, Sally, Charles, James, Carol, Lori and Adam; 7 grandchildren; 9 great-grandchildren.
(newspaper and date unknown, copy can be found on cemetery website)
She was the daughter of Adam Diamont and Anna Szawlis. She has resided in Woburn, Winchester, Littleton, Springfield, and Hanson Massachusetts before moving to Florida.
Her life was devoted to raising and caring for her family and she was a wonderful cool. She was full of the dickens and enjoyed Bingo, music, the beach, and travel; but mostly the company of family and friends.
She was predeceased by husbands Robert E. Dutting and Myles T. Gaffney, and longtime companion Stanley W. Thomas. She leaves behind one brother, John Diamont; a sister-in-law; Marie Diamont; 8 Children; William, Roger, Sally, Charles, James, Carol, Lori and Adam; 7 grandchildren; 9 great-grandchildren.
(newspaper and date unknown, copy can be found on cemetery website)
Her life was devoted to raising and caring for her family and she was a wonderful cool. She was full of the dickens and enjoyed Bingo, music, the beach, and travel; but mostly the company of family and friends.
She was predeceased by husbands Robert E. Dutting and Myles T. Gaffney, and longtime companion Stanley W. Thomas. She leaves behind one brother, John Diamont; a sister-in-law; Marie Diamont; 8 Children; William, Roger, Sally, Charles, James, Carol, Lori and Adam; 7 grandchildren; 9 great-grandchildren.
(newspaper and date unknown, copy can be found on cemetery website)
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