On July 23, 2020 Pediatric nurse and passionate provider for the hungry, Barbara A. Alosi, 77, of Plymouth, died after a 4 year battle with ovarian cancer.
Born in Fall River, MA. to the late Edna and Joseph Durfee of Tiverton RI. Barbara attended St. Anne’s School of Nursing and became a registered nurse in 1964 then earned her BSN in 1994.
In 1955 her family moved to Tiverton RI where in the 6th grade she met the love of her life Brian on the school bus. They married in 1965 and moved to Plymouth in 1972.
During her 35 year career as a pediatric nurse, she was devoted to the lives of children and their families. She was instrumental in the formation of the pediatric unit at the Mayflower House in Plymouth.
Barbara was driven to feed the hungry. She co-founded the Greater Plymouth Food Warehouse, an all volunteer group that provided food to 20 food pantries in the Plymouth and Upper Cape areas and eventually fell under the umbrella of the South Shore Community Action Council. She continued to provide food to the needy as a member of both the St. Peter’s Church St. Vincent De Paul Society and the Plymouth Fragment Society.
Barbara is survived by her husband Brian, her son Timothy and wife Allison Simmons and their children Emma and Sam of Walpole MA, her daughter Jennifer Perrault and husband David of Harrington Maine, and her son Michael and wife Brittany and their children Amari, Aurelia and Odessa of Salt Lake City, Utah.
She also leaves her lifelong friends Mary and Mike Morris of Plymouth and their children.
Born in Fall River, MA. to the late Edna and Joseph Durfee of Tiverton RI. Barbara attended St. Anne’s School of Nursing and became a registered nurse in 1964 then earned her BSN in 1994.
In 1955 her family moved to Tiverton RI where in the 6th grade she met the love of her life Brian on the school bus. They married in 1965 and moved to Plymouth in 1972.
During her 35 year career as a pediatric nurse, she was devoted to the lives of children and their families. She was instrumental in the formation of the pediatric unit at the Mayflower House in Plymouth.
Barbara was driven to feed the hungry. She co-founded the Greater Plymouth Food Warehouse, an all volunteer group that provided food to 20 food pantries in the Plymouth and Upper Cape areas and eventually fell under the umbrella of the South Shore Community Action Council. She continued to provide food to the needy as a member of both the St. Peter’s Church St. Vincent De Paul Society and the Plymouth Fragment Society.
Barbara is survived by her husband Brian, her son Timothy and wife Allison Simmons and their children Emma and Sam of Walpole MA, her daughter Jennifer Perrault and husband David of Harrington Maine, and her son Michael and wife Brittany and their children Amari, Aurelia and Odessa of Salt Lake City, Utah.
She also leaves her lifelong friends Mary and Mike Morris of Plymouth and their children.
On July 23, 2020 Pediatric nurse and passionate provider for the hungry, Barbara A. Alosi, 77, of Plymouth, died after a 4 year battle with ovarian cancer.
Born in Fall River, MA. to the late Edna and Joseph Durfee of Tiverton RI. Barbara attended St. Anne’s School of Nursing and became a registered nurse in 1964 then earned her BSN in 1994.
In 1955 her family moved to Tiverton RI where in the 6th grade she met the love of her life Brian on the school bus. They married in 1965 and moved to Plymouth in 1972.
During her 35 year career as a pediatric nurse, she was devoted to the lives of children and their families. She was instrumental in the formation of the pediatric unit at the Mayflower House in Plymouth.
Barbara was driven to feed the hungry. She co-founded the Greater Plymouth Food Warehouse, an all volunteer group that provided food to 20 food pantries in the Plymouth and Upper Cape areas and eventually fell under the umbrella of the South Shore Community Action Council. She continued to provide food to the needy as a member of both the St. Peter’s Church St. Vincent De Paul Society and the Plymouth Fragment Society.
Barbara is survived by her husband Brian, her son Timothy and wife Allison Simmons and their children Emma and Sam of Walpole MA, her daughter Jennifer Perrault and husband David of Harrington Maine, and her son Michael and wife Brittany and their children Amari, Aurelia and Odessa of Salt Lake City, Utah.
She also leaves her lifelong friends Mary and Mike Morris of Plymouth and their children.
Born in Fall River, MA. to the late Edna and Joseph Durfee of Tiverton RI. Barbara attended St. Anne’s School of Nursing and became a registered nurse in 1964 then earned her BSN in 1994.
In 1955 her family moved to Tiverton RI where in the 6th grade she met the love of her life Brian on the school bus. They married in 1965 and moved to Plymouth in 1972.
During her 35 year career as a pediatric nurse, she was devoted to the lives of children and their families. She was instrumental in the formation of the pediatric unit at the Mayflower House in Plymouth.
Barbara was driven to feed the hungry. She co-founded the Greater Plymouth Food Warehouse, an all volunteer group that provided food to 20 food pantries in the Plymouth and Upper Cape areas and eventually fell under the umbrella of the South Shore Community Action Council. She continued to provide food to the needy as a member of both the St. Peter’s Church St. Vincent De Paul Society and the Plymouth Fragment Society.
Barbara is survived by her husband Brian, her son Timothy and wife Allison Simmons and their children Emma and Sam of Walpole MA, her daughter Jennifer Perrault and husband David of Harrington Maine, and her son Michael and wife Brittany and their children Amari, Aurelia and Odessa of Salt Lake City, Utah.
She also leaves her lifelong friends Mary and Mike Morris of Plymouth and their children.
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