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Lorraine M. LAMOUREUX

Date de décès
2005-08-22
Date de parution
2005-08-24
Famille
Camille J Eno
Source(s)
Lowell Sun, MA, US
Texte intégral
LOWELL -- Lorraine M. (Lamoureux) Eno, 87, a lifelong Lowell resident who was a retired proofreader, died Monday evening, Aug. 22, at Lowell General Hospital after a brief illness. She was the wife of Camille J. Eno, with whom she was married to for more than 66 years.She was born in Lowell, Feb. 6, 1918, daughter of the late Arthur and Irene (L'Heureux) Lamoureux. She graduated from Notre Dame de Lourdes Grammar School, and St. Joseph's High School for Girls. She also attended Lowell Commercial College.Before retiring, Mrs. Eno had been associated with the family business, Eno Printing Company, as a proofreader.She had been a communicant of the former Notre Dame de Lourdes Church, the Ladies Sodality, and in her younger years she was a member of the parish semi-military drill team and served as a first lieutenant.She was a member of l'Amicale St. Joseph, St. Joseph's Girls School Alumnae, Cercle Jeanne Manse, the Poor Clare Guild, and the Lowell Senior Citizens, U.C.T. Auxiliary. She was proud to be president of Willow Manor Senior resident committee, as well as an active member of the Roses in the Willow, a Red Hat Chapter.Besides her husband, she is survived by a son and daughter-in-law, Richard A. and Michele Eno of Tyngsboro; four daughters and their spouses, Frances T. and Robert A. Charbonneau of Lowell, Yvette M. Day of Hollis, N.H., Michelle M. and Adelard V. Marion of Dracut, and Denise C. and Steven Marbes of Amherst, N.H.; a sister, Constance Roux of Lowell; a former daughter-in-law, Jacqueline Eno; a former son-in-law, David Day; three sisters-in-law, Janet Lamoureux of Lowell, Doris Lamoureux, residing in Connecticut, and Therese Eno of Lowell; fourteen grandchildren, Marc Charbonneau, Anne Shea, Brenda Regan, Robert Charbonneau Jr., Michael Eno, Christine Renaud, Joanne Eno, Pamela J. Day, David Day Jr., Danielle Marion, Gregory Marion, Douglas Marion, Andrew Marbes and Nicholas Marbes; as well as nine great-grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews. Published in the Lowell Sun on 8/24/2005.
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