Lawrence – Pauline (Marashio) Anderson, 79, wife of the late William E. Anderson, Sr., passed away April 20, 2022 at Mary Immaculate Nursing Home in Lawrence.
Born in Woburn, she was the daughter of the late Paul F. and Lena (Mercadente) Marashio. She was raised in the Lexington and Arlington area and lived in Texas, North Carolina, Bedford and Billerica. She settled in Haverhill where she lived for 13 years. Pauline worked in childcare, electronics manufacturing and as a lunch attendant in the cafeteria of school. She enjoyed cooking, playing bingo, dancing and watching the Boston Red Sox. Her family was everything to her and she loved spending time with them. She will be missed by all who knew and loved her.
Pauline is survived by her children, Donna Blanchard and her husband John of Littleton, NH; Cheryl Stevenson of Haverhill; William E. Anderson, Jr. of Lexington; step daughter Debbie Eckles of Mineola, FL; siblings Paul “Sonny” Marashio of New Bedford, Angie Kenealy of Castleton, NY, Jean Tracey of West Dennis, Mary Ann Gelormini and her husband William of Burlington, Nancy Anderson of No. Attleboro and Linda Marashio of Bolton; grandchildren Laura Frizzell and her husband Tim and Thomas Stevenson; great grandchildren Gianna and Cayden Frizzell; and several nieces and nephews. In addition to her husband William E. Anderson, Sr. she was predeceased by her husband Richard C. Anderson, son in law Eric Stevenson and sister Betty Napolitano.
Family and friends are respectfully invited to attend calling hours on Monday, April 25 from 4:00PM until 7:00PM at the Kevin B. Comeau Funeral Home, 486 Main St., Haverhill. A graveside service will be held at 11:00AM on Tuesday at the Westview Cemetery, Bedford St., Lexington. Donations may be made in her memory to Mary Immaculate Nursing Home, 172 Lawrence St., Lawrence, MA 01841. Please visit Comeau Funeral Home on Facebook or www.comeaufuneral.com
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A wonderful person who I will always remember and miss. I regret not being able to attend the funeral as my wife and I spend the winter in Florida.
Nana was the best. So funny and joyful. I’ll always remember her at Halloween. She was the best candy “hander-outer”. I will also remember how thoughtful she was.
Oh What memories!!!?. Cousins Elaine and Mad
All my memories of Pauline are very positive. She was a good woman who always handled herself with grace and consideration of others all while dealing with her own considerable health challenges. She will certainly be missed and may she Rest In Peace!!
auntie pauline you were a wonderful aunt and great sister to my dad I will miss you and all the great times we had at the farm my deepest condolences to donna cheryl and billy
Auntie Pauline was so kind and loving to everyone she came across. I had a most enjoyable time with her at my dad’s (Sonny) 90th birthday. She told me story after story and made me laugh till I cried. That is how I will remember her. Love to Donna, Cheryl and Billy and all her extended family.
Our prayers ? ? ? are with the family. Sorry ? we could not physically be there but, our prayers are with you all on spirit.
Pauline always had a smile and a funny story. She was kind and caring and loving and fun…and one of my favorite people in the MacKinnon extended family! I have missed her over these years and thought of her lovingly and often. Condolences to all her family!
Auntie Pauline was always smiling and the most kind-hearted person. She was also a master in the kitchen!! We will miss her dearly but comforted by the fact that she is at rest next to grandma. Love and hugs to all.
The Berubes – Kevin, Kami, Ben, Andrew and Nora
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