Patricia Sampson Alario, 63, passed away at home peacefully on Sunday, March 24, in Lunenburg, MA, surrounded by her loving family.
Tricia grew up in Needham, MA, where she loved playing field hockey, life guarding, Girl Scouting, skiing, being a camp counselor, and spending time with friends. She lived as a proud Irish Catholic.
At Boston College, she received a degree in Nursing and shortly thereafter, her masters from the same university, making her a proud double eagle. She worked as a nurse practitioner specializing in occupational health at Take Charge Leominister Hospital and previously Burbank Hospital of Fitchburg. She was a devoted mother who loved her family unconditionally.
Trisha was happiest surrounded by family and friends. She loved hosting bountiful meals and bringing family close for the holidays. She relished every opportunity to spend time on Cape Cod. She truly thrived when surrounded by loved ones. She enjoyed volunteering in her community, especially at St. Bernard's Central Catholic High School.
She is survived by her husband of 33 years, Robert Alario; her daughter, Christine Boudreau, her husband Corey Boudreau, and their daughter, Mackenzie; son Bob Alario and his wife Abigail Alario; mother, Marie Sampson; two sisters, Carol Grady & Elaine Sampson; two brothers, Tom & Mark Sampson, many nieces and nephews, and countless friends who all loved her dearly. Her selfishness and compassion had a profound impact on everyone she met.
Interment was private at a later date.
Both of her parents are buried in Saint Mary's Cemetery, Needham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts.
Tricia grew up in Needham, MA, where she loved playing field hockey, life guarding, Girl Scouting, skiing, being a camp counselor, and spending time with friends. She lived as a proud Irish Catholic.
At Boston College, she received a degree in Nursing and shortly thereafter, her masters from the same university, making her a proud double eagle. She worked as a nurse practitioner specializing in occupational health at Take Charge Leominister Hospital and previously Burbank Hospital of Fitchburg. She was a devoted mother who loved her family unconditionally.
Trisha was happiest surrounded by family and friends. She loved hosting bountiful meals and bringing family close for the holidays. She relished every opportunity to spend time on Cape Cod. She truly thrived when surrounded by loved ones. She enjoyed volunteering in her community, especially at St. Bernard's Central Catholic High School.
She is survived by her husband of 33 years, Robert Alario; her daughter, Christine Boudreau, her husband Corey Boudreau, and their daughter, Mackenzie; son Bob Alario and his wife Abigail Alario; mother, Marie Sampson; two sisters, Carol Grady & Elaine Sampson; two brothers, Tom & Mark Sampson, many nieces and nephews, and countless friends who all loved her dearly. Her selfishness and compassion had a profound impact on everyone she met.
Interment was private at a later date.
Both of her parents are buried in Saint Mary's Cemetery, Needham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts.
Patricia Sampson Alario, 63, passed away at home peacefully on Sunday, March 24, in Lunenburg, MA, surrounded by her loving family.
Tricia grew up in Needham, MA, where she loved playing field hockey, life guarding, Girl Scouting, skiing, being a camp counselor, and spending time with friends. She lived as a proud Irish Catholic.
At Boston College, she received a degree in Nursing and shortly thereafter, her masters from the same university, making her a proud double eagle. She worked as a nurse practitioner specializing in occupational health at Take Charge Leominister Hospital and previously Burbank Hospital of Fitchburg. She was a devoted mother who loved her family unconditionally.
Trisha was happiest surrounded by family and friends. She loved hosting bountiful meals and bringing family close for the holidays. She relished every opportunity to spend time on Cape Cod. She truly thrived when surrounded by loved ones. She enjoyed volunteering in her community, especially at St. Bernard's Central Catholic High School.
She is survived by her husband of 33 years, Robert Alario; her daughter, Christine Boudreau, her husband Corey Boudreau, and their daughter, Mackenzie; son Bob Alario and his wife Abigail Alario; mother, Marie Sampson; two sisters, Carol Grady & Elaine Sampson; two brothers, Tom & Mark Sampson, many nieces and nephews, and countless friends who all loved her dearly. Her selfishness and compassion had a profound impact on everyone she met.
Interment was private at a later date.
Both of her parents are buried in Saint Mary's Cemetery, Needham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts.
Tricia grew up in Needham, MA, where she loved playing field hockey, life guarding, Girl Scouting, skiing, being a camp counselor, and spending time with friends. She lived as a proud Irish Catholic.
At Boston College, she received a degree in Nursing and shortly thereafter, her masters from the same university, making her a proud double eagle. She worked as a nurse practitioner specializing in occupational health at Take Charge Leominister Hospital and previously Burbank Hospital of Fitchburg. She was a devoted mother who loved her family unconditionally.
Trisha was happiest surrounded by family and friends. She loved hosting bountiful meals and bringing family close for the holidays. She relished every opportunity to spend time on Cape Cod. She truly thrived when surrounded by loved ones. She enjoyed volunteering in her community, especially at St. Bernard's Central Catholic High School.
She is survived by her husband of 33 years, Robert Alario; her daughter, Christine Boudreau, her husband Corey Boudreau, and their daughter, Mackenzie; son Bob Alario and his wife Abigail Alario; mother, Marie Sampson; two sisters, Carol Grady & Elaine Sampson; two brothers, Tom & Mark Sampson, many nieces and nephews, and countless friends who all loved her dearly. Her selfishness and compassion had a profound impact on everyone she met.
Interment was private at a later date.
Both of her parents are buried in Saint Mary's Cemetery, Needham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts.
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