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Phyllis E. <I>Brosnahan</I> Richardson

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Phyllis E. Brosnahan Richardson

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5 Nov 2018
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Lexington, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, USA Add to Map
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PHYLLIS E. RICHARDSON
AGE 92 YEARS

Phyllis E. Richardson of Lexington, passed away, November 5, 2018.
Beloved wife of the late Albert S. Richardson Jr., Mother of John Richardson, Bedford, Elaine Richardson of Lexington and W. Yarmouth, Mark Richardson of Stamford, CT, and Paul Richardson of Winchester. Daughter of the late John J. and Helen E. Brosnahan of Somerville. Sister of the late Robert L. Brosnahan. Phyllis is also survived by 3 grandchildren, dear friends and former students.

Phyllis attended Regis College of Weston where she earned a Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics. She started her career teaching night school at Somerville High then accepted a position as service rep with New England Telephone.

Phyllis continued to follow her dreams: earning a Master's in teaching at Salem State College by night, inspiring her students.

She died unexpectedly, suddenly and peacefully, at home within days of celebrating her 93rd birthday and her beloved Red Sox World Championship.

Published in The Boston Globe from Nov. 7 to Nov. 9, 2018
PHYLLIS E. RICHARDSON
AGE 92 YEARS

Phyllis E. Richardson of Lexington, passed away, November 5, 2018.
Beloved wife of the late Albert S. Richardson Jr., Mother of John Richardson, Bedford, Elaine Richardson of Lexington and W. Yarmouth, Mark Richardson of Stamford, CT, and Paul Richardson of Winchester. Daughter of the late John J. and Helen E. Brosnahan of Somerville. Sister of the late Robert L. Brosnahan. Phyllis is also survived by 3 grandchildren, dear friends and former students.

Phyllis attended Regis College of Weston where she earned a Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics. She started her career teaching night school at Somerville High then accepted a position as service rep with New England Telephone.

Phyllis continued to follow her dreams: earning a Master's in teaching at Salem State College by night, inspiring her students.

She died unexpectedly, suddenly and peacefully, at home within days of celebrating her 93rd birthday and her beloved Red Sox World Championship.

Published in The Boston Globe from Nov. 7 to Nov. 9, 2018


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