A life-long resident of Lowell, Marcia was a proud graduate of St. Michael School and Lowell High School, Class of 1951, where she was a member of the National Honor Society.
After high school graduation, Marcia was employed as a secretary at Courier Citizen in Lowell. Following her marriage to Jack Kelleher in 1954, Marcia was a devoted wife and mother. She showed unconditional love to her seven children. When her children were grown, Marcia and her husband were the owners and operators of a printing business, Jay Graphics Inc., located in Dracut, MA.
Throughout her life, Marcia enjoyed many activities. In her younger years, she loved to go out dancing. She played the piano while her husband sang. She liked to travel - whether it was a longer trip to Bermuda or Ireland or Disney World - or a day trip to the ocean or Vermont. Marcia was an avid reader and enjoyed word puzzles of all kinds. Most of all, she delighted in spending time with her family.
Marcia lived a faith-filled life. She was a parishioner of The Immaculate Conception Church in Lowell, participating in the Prayer Group for several years. Marcia was kind, caring and friendly toward everyone she met.
After high school graduation, Marcia was employed as a secretary at Courier Citizen in Lowell. Following her marriage to Jack Kelleher in 1954, Marcia was a devoted wife and mother. She showed unconditional love to her seven children. When her children were grown, Marcia and her husband were the owners and operators of a printing business, Jay Graphics Inc., located in Dracut, MA.
Throughout her life, Marcia enjoyed many activities. In her younger years, she loved to go out dancing. She played the piano while her husband sang. She liked to travel - whether it was a longer trip to Bermuda or Ireland or Disney World - or a day trip to the ocean or Vermont. Marcia was an avid reader and enjoyed word puzzles of all kinds. Most of all, she delighted in spending time with her family.
Marcia lived a faith-filled life. She was a parishioner of The Immaculate Conception Church in Lowell, participating in the Prayer Group for several years. Marcia was kind, caring and friendly toward everyone she met.
A life-long resident of Lowell, Marcia was a proud graduate of St. Michael School and Lowell High School, Class of 1951, where she was a member of the National Honor Society.
After high school graduation, Marcia was employed as a secretary at Courier Citizen in Lowell. Following her marriage to Jack Kelleher in 1954, Marcia was a devoted wife and mother. She showed unconditional love to her seven children. When her children were grown, Marcia and her husband were the owners and operators of a printing business, Jay Graphics Inc., located in Dracut, MA.
Throughout her life, Marcia enjoyed many activities. In her younger years, she loved to go out dancing. She played the piano while her husband sang. She liked to travel - whether it was a longer trip to Bermuda or Ireland or Disney World - or a day trip to the ocean or Vermont. Marcia was an avid reader and enjoyed word puzzles of all kinds. Most of all, she delighted in spending time with her family.
Marcia lived a faith-filled life. She was a parishioner of The Immaculate Conception Church in Lowell, participating in the Prayer Group for several years. Marcia was kind, caring and friendly toward everyone she met.
After high school graduation, Marcia was employed as a secretary at Courier Citizen in Lowell. Following her marriage to Jack Kelleher in 1954, Marcia was a devoted wife and mother. She showed unconditional love to her seven children. When her children were grown, Marcia and her husband were the owners and operators of a printing business, Jay Graphics Inc., located in Dracut, MA.
Throughout her life, Marcia enjoyed many activities. In her younger years, she loved to go out dancing. She played the piano while her husband sang. She liked to travel - whether it was a longer trip to Bermuda or Ireland or Disney World - or a day trip to the ocean or Vermont. Marcia was an avid reader and enjoyed word puzzles of all kinds. Most of all, she delighted in spending time with her family.
Marcia lived a faith-filled life. She was a parishioner of The Immaculate Conception Church in Lowell, participating in the Prayer Group for several years. Marcia was kind, caring and friendly toward everyone she met.
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