Daughter of Victor & Beatrice Drolet. She was their second child and first daughter. Her brother Leopold and her sister Rachel Arruda predeceased her.
She married the love of her life Roger on April 19th 1956, and had three children, Donald, Mark & Debra.
She is survived by her oldest son, Don Wilkinson, his wife Elizabeth and their children Isabelle and Nigel of Fairhaven; her second son Mark and his wife of Fairhaven; her daughter Debra and her husband Ronald of Florida; her grandson Craig Wilkinson and his partner Crystal Young of Bridgewater; her granddaughter Amanda Bolduc and her husband Bobby Bolduc and their son Myles, of New Bedford; her sister, Muriel Rostron of New Bedford; and Jim Heyes of Hanover, New Hampshire, who she loved as a son.
In her later years she lived a simple life at Hathaway Manor, where the staff there took her under there wing. Treating her with love and respect right up until the end.
She was employeed by Titleist from 1964 until 1996, when she became disable by a stroke.
She is missed deeply by her family, and had left a void in their hearts.
She married the love of her life Roger on April 19th 1956, and had three children, Donald, Mark & Debra.
She is survived by her oldest son, Don Wilkinson, his wife Elizabeth and their children Isabelle and Nigel of Fairhaven; her second son Mark and his wife of Fairhaven; her daughter Debra and her husband Ronald of Florida; her grandson Craig Wilkinson and his partner Crystal Young of Bridgewater; her granddaughter Amanda Bolduc and her husband Bobby Bolduc and their son Myles, of New Bedford; her sister, Muriel Rostron of New Bedford; and Jim Heyes of Hanover, New Hampshire, who she loved as a son.
In her later years she lived a simple life at Hathaway Manor, where the staff there took her under there wing. Treating her with love and respect right up until the end.
She was employeed by Titleist from 1964 until 1996, when she became disable by a stroke.
She is missed deeply by her family, and had left a void in their hearts.
Daughter of Victor & Beatrice Drolet. She was their second child and first daughter. Her brother Leopold and her sister Rachel Arruda predeceased her.
She married the love of her life Roger on April 19th 1956, and had three children, Donald, Mark & Debra.
She is survived by her oldest son, Don Wilkinson, his wife Elizabeth and their children Isabelle and Nigel of Fairhaven; her second son Mark and his wife of Fairhaven; her daughter Debra and her husband Ronald of Florida; her grandson Craig Wilkinson and his partner Crystal Young of Bridgewater; her granddaughter Amanda Bolduc and her husband Bobby Bolduc and their son Myles, of New Bedford; her sister, Muriel Rostron of New Bedford; and Jim Heyes of Hanover, New Hampshire, who she loved as a son.
In her later years she lived a simple life at Hathaway Manor, where the staff there took her under there wing. Treating her with love and respect right up until the end.
She was employeed by Titleist from 1964 until 1996, when she became disable by a stroke.
She is missed deeply by her family, and had left a void in their hearts.
She married the love of her life Roger on April 19th 1956, and had three children, Donald, Mark & Debra.
She is survived by her oldest son, Don Wilkinson, his wife Elizabeth and their children Isabelle and Nigel of Fairhaven; her second son Mark and his wife of Fairhaven; her daughter Debra and her husband Ronald of Florida; her grandson Craig Wilkinson and his partner Crystal Young of Bridgewater; her granddaughter Amanda Bolduc and her husband Bobby Bolduc and their son Myles, of New Bedford; her sister, Muriel Rostron of New Bedford; and Jim Heyes of Hanover, New Hampshire, who she loved as a son.
In her later years she lived a simple life at Hathaway Manor, where the staff there took her under there wing. Treating her with love and respect right up until the end.
She was employeed by Titleist from 1964 until 1996, when she became disable by a stroke.
She is missed deeply by her family, and had left a void in their hearts.
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