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Lois Cosgrove Obituary
She was born in Somerville, Nov. 13, 1933, daughter of the late Edward and Dorothy (O'Conner) Phelan. She resided in Billerica for the past 60 years.
Before retiring, Mrs. Cosgrove had been employed at the Travizon Co., in Woburn.
She is survived by two daughters and a son-in-law, Lauren and Anthony Bonaccorsi of Billerica, and Susan Cosgrove of Dracut; four grandchildren, Samantha Davis, A.J. and Angela Bonaccorsi, and Alexandria Cosgrove; three sisters, Helen Williams and Dorothy Barnes of Somerville, and Judy Demone of Tewksbury; her sister-in-law, Mae Fales of Stoneham; and many nieces and nephews.
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Memories and Condolences
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Stefanie Bishop (Butler)
June 4, 2006
To the entire Cosgrove Family we offer our condolences
Sheldon & Mary Ann Kramer
May 27, 2006
Lauren, Susan, Tony and Cosgrove Family:
Mary Ann & I were very saddened to hear of Lois's passing. Our deepest sympathy goes out to the Cosgrove Family. Lois was the first person I had working for me but everyone knew she was the person in charge. She would look out and cover for me during those early days of work hard - play hard but always show up. She watched over me like a mother to a son( as I grew up) as well as watching her two daughters grow up, get married and have a family. I will never forget those Christmas in July ( and my Christmas( jungle juice) punch), audit, or birthday party. She loved the company softball games and after parties. Who would have thought in later years our paths would cross on the Little League baseball field of Billerica. She was truly a wonderful person who loved life and who will be missed.
Rita Sacco
May 15, 2006
Lauren, Tony and Family:
I am sorry to hear of your mom's passing. May the memories you have stay in your hearts and bring you comfort always and may she rest in peace with the angels.
Donna Ormiston ( Servente)
May 13, 2006
With deepest sympathy to your family, I have'nt seen Lois for many years but what I remember is all great. I grew up with Lauren and Susie, I always had a great time whenever I spent any time over there house.You are all in my thoughts and prayers. Love to you and all your family.
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