CHARLTON: Pauline R. (Gagnon) Hague, 73, of 74 Chapin St. Ludlow, formerly of Charlton, died Thursday, June 25, at Mercy Hospital in Springfield.
She leaves her husband of 50 years James Hague, her son Daniel and his wife Sue of Ludlow, a brother Charles Gagnon of Dorchester; 2 grandchildren Nathan and Madalyn. She was predeceased by her son Marc P. Hague, and her brother Raymond Gagnon.
She was born in Fall River, MA, the daughter of the late Raymond and Lucienne (Dumas) Gagnon, lived in Fall River, lived in Charlton for 20 years before moving to Ludlow in 2014.
Pauline graduated from Jesus Mary Academy earned her BS Degree and her Masters in teaching at Worcester State College. She graduated Summa Cum Laude for both degrees.
She was a member of St. Elizabeth parish in Ludlow, and a former member of St. Joseph parish in Charlton.
She taught kindergarten at Charlton Elementary School from 1986 until she retired in 2004.
Pauline was an active member of the Charlton Arts Activity Center in Charlton. She enjoyed painting, arts and crafts.
Her care and compassion for her family and others , coupled with her perpetual sunny disposition and rosy outlook on life will always be remembered.
She leaves her husband of 50 years James Hague, her son Daniel and his wife Sue of Ludlow, a brother Charles Gagnon of Dorchester; 2 grandchildren Nathan and Madalyn. She was predeceased by her son Marc P. Hague, and her brother Raymond Gagnon.
She was born in Fall River, MA, the daughter of the late Raymond and Lucienne (Dumas) Gagnon, lived in Fall River, lived in Charlton for 20 years before moving to Ludlow in 2014.
Pauline graduated from Jesus Mary Academy earned her BS Degree and her Masters in teaching at Worcester State College. She graduated Summa Cum Laude for both degrees.
She was a member of St. Elizabeth parish in Ludlow, and a former member of St. Joseph parish in Charlton.
She taught kindergarten at Charlton Elementary School from 1986 until she retired in 2004.
Pauline was an active member of the Charlton Arts Activity Center in Charlton. She enjoyed painting, arts and crafts.
Her care and compassion for her family and others , coupled with her perpetual sunny disposition and rosy outlook on life will always be remembered.
CHARLTON: Pauline R. (Gagnon) Hague, 73, of 74 Chapin St. Ludlow, formerly of Charlton, died Thursday, June 25, at Mercy Hospital in Springfield.
She leaves her husband of 50 years James Hague, her son Daniel and his wife Sue of Ludlow, a brother Charles Gagnon of Dorchester; 2 grandchildren Nathan and Madalyn. She was predeceased by her son Marc P. Hague, and her brother Raymond Gagnon.
She was born in Fall River, MA, the daughter of the late Raymond and Lucienne (Dumas) Gagnon, lived in Fall River, lived in Charlton for 20 years before moving to Ludlow in 2014.
Pauline graduated from Jesus Mary Academy earned her BS Degree and her Masters in teaching at Worcester State College. She graduated Summa Cum Laude for both degrees.
She was a member of St. Elizabeth parish in Ludlow, and a former member of St. Joseph parish in Charlton.
She taught kindergarten at Charlton Elementary School from 1986 until she retired in 2004.
Pauline was an active member of the Charlton Arts Activity Center in Charlton. She enjoyed painting, arts and crafts.
Her care and compassion for her family and others , coupled with her perpetual sunny disposition and rosy outlook on life will always be remembered.
She leaves her husband of 50 years James Hague, her son Daniel and his wife Sue of Ludlow, a brother Charles Gagnon of Dorchester; 2 grandchildren Nathan and Madalyn. She was predeceased by her son Marc P. Hague, and her brother Raymond Gagnon.
She was born in Fall River, MA, the daughter of the late Raymond and Lucienne (Dumas) Gagnon, lived in Fall River, lived in Charlton for 20 years before moving to Ludlow in 2014.
Pauline graduated from Jesus Mary Academy earned her BS Degree and her Masters in teaching at Worcester State College. She graduated Summa Cum Laude for both degrees.
She was a member of St. Elizabeth parish in Ludlow, and a former member of St. Joseph parish in Charlton.
She taught kindergarten at Charlton Elementary School from 1986 until she retired in 2004.
Pauline was an active member of the Charlton Arts Activity Center in Charlton. She enjoyed painting, arts and crafts.
Her care and compassion for her family and others , coupled with her perpetual sunny disposition and rosy outlook on life will always be remembered.
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