Pearl was the daughter of Cecil Hubert Young and Leona Cripps Young.
Pearl married Fred Howard Blanchard in June 1955, and he preceded her in death in January 1989.
She married Edgar Wilbur Dorr in May 1991, and he preceded her in death in August 2015.
Pearl was preceded in death by brothers Robert, Cecil, and Jimmy and sister Jean. Pearl was also preceded in death by daughter Patti Jean Blanchard Coombs (Christopher).
Pearl worked for the town of Middleboro, Massachusetts in a variety of positions including business manager before retiring to Florida with Fred. After Fred's passing, Pearl and Edgar lived in St. Augustine, Florida. They traveled extensively, sailing from Maine to the British West Indies, as well as traveling to China. She never missed a Red Sox or Patriots game. She also visited Omaha, Nebraska once, saying that she would never again go anywhere that cold.
Pearl was known for her wonderful sense of humor, her understated opinions, and her love for her extended family. She was named Queen of Lakeside Meadows assisted living in Lake Ozark, Missouri, where she lived for four years.
Pearl married Fred Howard Blanchard in June 1955, and he preceded her in death in January 1989.
She married Edgar Wilbur Dorr in May 1991, and he preceded her in death in August 2015.
Pearl was preceded in death by brothers Robert, Cecil, and Jimmy and sister Jean. Pearl was also preceded in death by daughter Patti Jean Blanchard Coombs (Christopher).
Pearl worked for the town of Middleboro, Massachusetts in a variety of positions including business manager before retiring to Florida with Fred. After Fred's passing, Pearl and Edgar lived in St. Augustine, Florida. They traveled extensively, sailing from Maine to the British West Indies, as well as traveling to China. She never missed a Red Sox or Patriots game. She also visited Omaha, Nebraska once, saying that she would never again go anywhere that cold.
Pearl was known for her wonderful sense of humor, her understated opinions, and her love for her extended family. She was named Queen of Lakeside Meadows assisted living in Lake Ozark, Missouri, where she lived for four years.
Pearl was the daughter of Cecil Hubert Young and Leona Cripps Young.
Pearl married Fred Howard Blanchard in June 1955, and he preceded her in death in January 1989.
She married Edgar Wilbur Dorr in May 1991, and he preceded her in death in August 2015.
Pearl was preceded in death by brothers Robert, Cecil, and Jimmy and sister Jean. Pearl was also preceded in death by daughter Patti Jean Blanchard Coombs (Christopher).
Pearl worked for the town of Middleboro, Massachusetts in a variety of positions including business manager before retiring to Florida with Fred. After Fred's passing, Pearl and Edgar lived in St. Augustine, Florida. They traveled extensively, sailing from Maine to the British West Indies, as well as traveling to China. She never missed a Red Sox or Patriots game. She also visited Omaha, Nebraska once, saying that she would never again go anywhere that cold.
Pearl was known for her wonderful sense of humor, her understated opinions, and her love for her extended family. She was named Queen of Lakeside Meadows assisted living in Lake Ozark, Missouri, where she lived for four years.
Pearl married Fred Howard Blanchard in June 1955, and he preceded her in death in January 1989.
She married Edgar Wilbur Dorr in May 1991, and he preceded her in death in August 2015.
Pearl was preceded in death by brothers Robert, Cecil, and Jimmy and sister Jean. Pearl was also preceded in death by daughter Patti Jean Blanchard Coombs (Christopher).
Pearl worked for the town of Middleboro, Massachusetts in a variety of positions including business manager before retiring to Florida with Fred. After Fred's passing, Pearl and Edgar lived in St. Augustine, Florida. They traveled extensively, sailing from Maine to the British West Indies, as well as traveling to China. She never missed a Red Sox or Patriots game. She also visited Omaha, Nebraska once, saying that she would never again go anywhere that cold.
Pearl was known for her wonderful sense of humor, her understated opinions, and her love for her extended family. She was named Queen of Lakeside Meadows assisted living in Lake Ozark, Missouri, where she lived for four years.
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Date of inurnment 02/11/2022
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