Mary Lee Duffy 1942 - 2020 Obituary
Loving wife and mother Mary Lee (Arens) Duffy, passed into Heaven after a long illness with Alzheimer's. She was born on October 20, 1942 at St. Francis Hospital in Hartford to Mary Smith Arens and M. Leonard Arens and she resided in Hartford and Farmington. Mary Lee married Michael T. Duffy in 1965 and is the mother of five children,Eileen Warren (deceased), four grandchildren. She attended Our Lady of Sorrows School in Hartford, Mt. St. Joseph Academy in West Hartford., Merrimac College in Andover, MA and the University of Hartford. She worked as a librarian at the West Hartford Library, she was an interviewer and recruiter at Hartford Hospital, field assistant for SNET and customer relations at The Quick Center in Elmwood. Mary Lee is a devout Catholic and communicant of St. Brigid Church, in Elmwood. She loved working with the Ladies Guild and was vice president of the St. Brigid Home School Association. She will be buried in St. Ann's Cemetery, Avon.
Published in The Hartford Courant on Mar. 31, 2020
Loving wife and mother Mary Lee (Arens) Duffy, passed into Heaven after a long illness with Alzheimer's. She was born on October 20, 1942 at St. Francis Hospital in Hartford to Mary Smith Arens and M. Leonard Arens and she resided in Hartford and Farmington. Mary Lee married Michael T. Duffy in 1965 and is the mother of five children,Eileen Warren (deceased), four grandchildren. She attended Our Lady of Sorrows School in Hartford, Mt. St. Joseph Academy in West Hartford., Merrimac College in Andover, MA and the University of Hartford. She worked as a librarian at the West Hartford Library, she was an interviewer and recruiter at Hartford Hospital, field assistant for SNET and customer relations at The Quick Center in Elmwood. Mary Lee is a devout Catholic and communicant of St. Brigid Church, in Elmwood. She loved working with the Ladies Guild and was vice president of the St. Brigid Home School Association. She will be buried in St. Ann's Cemetery, Avon.
Published in The Hartford Courant on Mar. 31, 2020
Mary Lee Duffy 1942 - 2020 Obituary
Loving wife and mother Mary Lee (Arens) Duffy, passed into Heaven after a long illness with Alzheimer's. She was born on October 20, 1942 at St. Francis Hospital in Hartford to Mary Smith Arens and M. Leonard Arens and she resided in Hartford and Farmington. Mary Lee married Michael T. Duffy in 1965 and is the mother of five children,Eileen Warren (deceased), four grandchildren. She attended Our Lady of Sorrows School in Hartford, Mt. St. Joseph Academy in West Hartford., Merrimac College in Andover, MA and the University of Hartford. She worked as a librarian at the West Hartford Library, she was an interviewer and recruiter at Hartford Hospital, field assistant for SNET and customer relations at The Quick Center in Elmwood. Mary Lee is a devout Catholic and communicant of St. Brigid Church, in Elmwood. She loved working with the Ladies Guild and was vice president of the St. Brigid Home School Association. She will be buried in St. Ann's Cemetery, Avon.
Published in The Hartford Courant on Mar. 31, 2020
Loving wife and mother Mary Lee (Arens) Duffy, passed into Heaven after a long illness with Alzheimer's. She was born on October 20, 1942 at St. Francis Hospital in Hartford to Mary Smith Arens and M. Leonard Arens and she resided in Hartford and Farmington. Mary Lee married Michael T. Duffy in 1965 and is the mother of five children,Eileen Warren (deceased), four grandchildren. She attended Our Lady of Sorrows School in Hartford, Mt. St. Joseph Academy in West Hartford., Merrimac College in Andover, MA and the University of Hartford. She worked as a librarian at the West Hartford Library, she was an interviewer and recruiter at Hartford Hospital, field assistant for SNET and customer relations at The Quick Center in Elmwood. Mary Lee is a devout Catholic and communicant of St. Brigid Church, in Elmwood. She loved working with the Ladies Guild and was vice president of the St. Brigid Home School Association. She will be buried in St. Ann's Cemetery, Avon.
Published in The Hartford Courant on Mar. 31, 2020
