Irene C. Gemme, daughter of Henry W. Gemme, Sr. and Clara C. (Bolduc) Gemme, died at the age of 102 years.
She leaves four sisters, Lillian A. Boisvert, Anne M. Berthiaume, Lorraine T. Boucher, and Sr. Constance Gemme, Missionary Sister of Our Lady of Africa; two brothers, Henry W. Gemme, Jr. and his wife Claire, George J. Gemme and his wife Anna; two sisters-in-law, Yvette Gemme Brodeur and Anne Gemme, many nieces, nephews and cousins.
Besides her parents, Irene was predeceased by three brothers, Leon H., William H. and William P. Gemme; three sisters, Sr. Irena (Therese) Gemme and Marguerite Gemme, both Missionary Sisters of Our Lady of Africa and Claire A. Sevigny.
Irene belonged to the Worcester Light Opera Company. She entered the Carmelite Monastery in Rochester, N.Y., and later, joined the Dominican Sisters of the Mother of God in West Springfield. She then became a member of the Third Order of St. Dominic, a religious order for lay people.
Irene was also a typist for the Worcester Ware Pratt Company and retired many years ago as a secretary at Worcester City Hospital.
She leaves four sisters, Lillian A. Boisvert, Anne M. Berthiaume, Lorraine T. Boucher, and Sr. Constance Gemme, Missionary Sister of Our Lady of Africa; two brothers, Henry W. Gemme, Jr. and his wife Claire, George J. Gemme and his wife Anna; two sisters-in-law, Yvette Gemme Brodeur and Anne Gemme, many nieces, nephews and cousins.
Besides her parents, Irene was predeceased by three brothers, Leon H., William H. and William P. Gemme; three sisters, Sr. Irena (Therese) Gemme and Marguerite Gemme, both Missionary Sisters of Our Lady of Africa and Claire A. Sevigny.
Irene belonged to the Worcester Light Opera Company. She entered the Carmelite Monastery in Rochester, N.Y., and later, joined the Dominican Sisters of the Mother of God in West Springfield. She then became a member of the Third Order of St. Dominic, a religious order for lay people.
Irene was also a typist for the Worcester Ware Pratt Company and retired many years ago as a secretary at Worcester City Hospital.
Irene C. Gemme, daughter of Henry W. Gemme, Sr. and Clara C. (Bolduc) Gemme, died at the age of 102 years.
She leaves four sisters, Lillian A. Boisvert, Anne M. Berthiaume, Lorraine T. Boucher, and Sr. Constance Gemme, Missionary Sister of Our Lady of Africa; two brothers, Henry W. Gemme, Jr. and his wife Claire, George J. Gemme and his wife Anna; two sisters-in-law, Yvette Gemme Brodeur and Anne Gemme, many nieces, nephews and cousins.
Besides her parents, Irene was predeceased by three brothers, Leon H., William H. and William P. Gemme; three sisters, Sr. Irena (Therese) Gemme and Marguerite Gemme, both Missionary Sisters of Our Lady of Africa and Claire A. Sevigny.
Irene belonged to the Worcester Light Opera Company. She entered the Carmelite Monastery in Rochester, N.Y., and later, joined the Dominican Sisters of the Mother of God in West Springfield. She then became a member of the Third Order of St. Dominic, a religious order for lay people.
Irene was also a typist for the Worcester Ware Pratt Company and retired many years ago as a secretary at Worcester City Hospital.
She leaves four sisters, Lillian A. Boisvert, Anne M. Berthiaume, Lorraine T. Boucher, and Sr. Constance Gemme, Missionary Sister of Our Lady of Africa; two brothers, Henry W. Gemme, Jr. and his wife Claire, George J. Gemme and his wife Anna; two sisters-in-law, Yvette Gemme Brodeur and Anne Gemme, many nieces, nephews and cousins.
Besides her parents, Irene was predeceased by three brothers, Leon H., William H. and William P. Gemme; three sisters, Sr. Irena (Therese) Gemme and Marguerite Gemme, both Missionary Sisters of Our Lady of Africa and Claire A. Sevigny.
Irene belonged to the Worcester Light Opera Company. She entered the Carmelite Monastery in Rochester, N.Y., and later, joined the Dominican Sisters of the Mother of God in West Springfield. She then became a member of the Third Order of St. Dominic, a religious order for lay people.
Irene was also a typist for the Worcester Ware Pratt Company and retired many years ago as a secretary at Worcester City Hospital.
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