Dora E. (Saulnier) Brunault, 89, of North Andover, and formerly of Salisbury, died July 27 at the Meadows in North Andover.
She was the wife of the late Maurice R. Brunault (1924-1997).
Born in Haverhill, March 10, 1926, to the late Louis and Eva Saulnier, she grew up in Haverhill where she met and married her husband Maurice April 6, 1947. They made their home in Salisbury for 49 years and were member of Star of the Sea Parish. Together they raised five children and operated the Shady Lane Tourist Court for 25 years.
Brunault was a homemaker for most of her life and worked for ten years at AT&T before retiring to travel with her husband. She enjoyed music, line-dancing at the Senior Citizens Center in Salisbury, performing in talent shows as a member of the Tip-Top Tappers of All Saints Parish, bowling in several local leagues, ballroom dancing at Rockingham Ballroom in Newmarket and spending time with family and friends.
. Entombment in Eternal Light Mausoleum will be private.
She was the wife of the late Maurice R. Brunault (1924-1997).
Born in Haverhill, March 10, 1926, to the late Louis and Eva Saulnier, she grew up in Haverhill where she met and married her husband Maurice April 6, 1947. They made their home in Salisbury for 49 years and were member of Star of the Sea Parish. Together they raised five children and operated the Shady Lane Tourist Court for 25 years.
Brunault was a homemaker for most of her life and worked for ten years at AT&T before retiring to travel with her husband. She enjoyed music, line-dancing at the Senior Citizens Center in Salisbury, performing in talent shows as a member of the Tip-Top Tappers of All Saints Parish, bowling in several local leagues, ballroom dancing at Rockingham Ballroom in Newmarket and spending time with family and friends.
. Entombment in Eternal Light Mausoleum will be private.
Dora E. (Saulnier) Brunault, 89, of North Andover, and formerly of Salisbury, died July 27 at the Meadows in North Andover.
She was the wife of the late Maurice R. Brunault (1924-1997).
Born in Haverhill, March 10, 1926, to the late Louis and Eva Saulnier, she grew up in Haverhill where she met and married her husband Maurice April 6, 1947. They made their home in Salisbury for 49 years and were member of Star of the Sea Parish. Together they raised five children and operated the Shady Lane Tourist Court for 25 years.
Brunault was a homemaker for most of her life and worked for ten years at AT&T before retiring to travel with her husband. She enjoyed music, line-dancing at the Senior Citizens Center in Salisbury, performing in talent shows as a member of the Tip-Top Tappers of All Saints Parish, bowling in several local leagues, ballroom dancing at Rockingham Ballroom in Newmarket and spending time with family and friends.
. Entombment in Eternal Light Mausoleum will be private.
She was the wife of the late Maurice R. Brunault (1924-1997).
Born in Haverhill, March 10, 1926, to the late Louis and Eva Saulnier, she grew up in Haverhill where she met and married her husband Maurice April 6, 1947. They made their home in Salisbury for 49 years and were member of Star of the Sea Parish. Together they raised five children and operated the Shady Lane Tourist Court for 25 years.
Brunault was a homemaker for most of her life and worked for ten years at AT&T before retiring to travel with her husband. She enjoyed music, line-dancing at the Senior Citizens Center in Salisbury, performing in talent shows as a member of the Tip-Top Tappers of All Saints Parish, bowling in several local leagues, ballroom dancing at Rockingham Ballroom in Newmarket and spending time with family and friends.
. Entombment in Eternal Light Mausoleum will be private.
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