Marianne T. Quam

Marianne T. (Amorello) Quam – 70, of North Reading, formerly of Chelsea, died from injuries from being hit by a motor vehicle on Main Street in North Reading, on Thursday, March 19, 2020.

Born in Revere, MA on October 3, 1949. She was the daughter of the late Peter and Mary (Kneeland) Amorello. Marianne was a graduate of Chelsea High School.

She was a retired Certified Nursing Assistant, she worked at the Meadow View Nursing Home in North Reading for 25 years. She also worked part time at Stop & Shop in North Reading. She was a full-time wife and grandmother.

Marianne was an incredibly loving and caring person, who never had a bad word to say about anyone. She loved her family, friends and she cared for many patients as if they were her own parents.

Her grandchildren made her so happy. She loved to cook and read. Marianne had a desire to make others happy. She always would do more than her share at work or with her family.

Family members include her loving husband of 33 years, Dean D. Quam; loving sons, Charles Newman and wife Teri and Brian Quam and wife Donna; daughters, April Newman and partner John Russo and Kristin Stanley and husband George; her brother, Robert Kneeland; grandchildren, Nicole and Nora Newman, Scarlett, Olivia, Betty, Lily, George and Jordan Stanley, Alyssa, Brianna, Callie and Brian Quam and James and Joshua Russo.

There will be a celebration of life at a future time. Memorial donations may be made in her memory to the CCS/North Reading Food Pantry, P.O. Box 626, North Reading, MA 01864. Arrangements under the direction of the Croswell Funeral Home, 19 Bow Street, North Reading. www.croswellfuneralhome.com

23 thoughts on “Marianne T. Quam

  1. The most genuine of souls……
    She will be greatly missed, among the women in the building where she lived. She seemed to bring everyone together. A lovely lady that will leave a huge void in the lives of everyone who knew her. May she rest in peace, and I pray she’s in a better place. Rest quietly, my friend.

  2. Sending love and strength to your family at this most difficult time. My heart breaks for her untimely passing, and big hugs to the entire family.

  3. Dean so sorry to hear about marianne, she was a geart person me and Nancy will miss her very much. Love Nancy an eddie

  4. What a wonderful legacy you leave behind lovely Marianne. I frequent the store, but I am sorry to say I never knew you, but somehow I feel as if I did in my heart. I was at the store that day. Thank you for your willingness to get up that early so that the Seniors could shop in a safer environment. Rest in peace. A grateful neighbor.

  5. Dean so sorry for your loss, Marianne was a great person, we all will miss her very much in our building. God bless her. Love Nancy and Eddie DeLucia

  6. Maryanne will be so missed !! Always with a smile ! I will miss your smiley face at work !! I’m so sorry this happened!! Maria moran

  7. Always a smile and a friendly word. Those who were lucky enough to know her are missing her. Dick Deming, 270 Main.

  8. So sorry for your loss and our loss as well…she was the most kindest thoughtful woman I had the pleasure of working with we complained to each other every day about how cold we were and she ordered socks and shared them with me so our feet would be warm! Lol I will treasure those socks and the wonderful memories they bring me❤️❤️RIP my friend ❤️❤️❤️ Suzanne

  9. I am so sorry for your loss . Marianne was one of the kindest ladies I know. I loved hearing her buck list stories. She will be missed dearly.

  10. I am heartbroken over the loss of Marianne. I had the pleasure of living next to her for almost 8 years. Two Mariannes living side by side. She was a true angel on earth, always there with a smile. She always looked out for me and for that I will be forever grateful. My condolences to her family, friends and everyone else that had the fortune to have known her.

    Marianne Neergaard

  11. So sorry for your loss. I worked with Marianne for 21 yrs. she loved her family and it showed in her kind and generous caring for all her residents. She always had a smile on her face and will be missed for sure.

  12. i am so very sorry and sad to read about her passing, she was a lovely person! i worked with her at meadow view many yrs ago, i’m so sad,please accept my deepest sympathies.

    1. Sorry for your loss, had a pleasure of working with Marianne, she was kind,humble, respectively, compassionate and most of all very loving.Rest well Marianne. I know your soul in with God.We will always miss you dear

  13. I didn’t have the opportunity to know Marianne but as a fellow member of the Martin Pond Community and the greater North Reading community as well as a long time patron of Stop and Shop I wish to send my sincerest condolences and express how shocked and saddened we were to hear of this horrible tragedy.

  14. Dean and family I am so sorry for your loss. Marianne will be missed by so many! She was the kindest most loving person I had ever met.
    Every time she’d say good bye we’d hug and she’d always say by momma thank you for everything!

  15. Your loss is everyone’s loss. I am so very sorry. Marianne is a beautiful wonderful soul, who always shined her light wherever she was. The world is a bit dimmer. God bless you all. May she rest in beautiful heavenly peace, while keeping watch over her circle of life. I hope your memories will bring you smiles and thoughts of great love.

  16. So sorry ,I will miss Marianne she was always so sweet ,we had some great conversation in the laundry room of our building .Always smiling ….Miss you my friend

  17. Chuck,
    Sorry to hear of the loss of your mother. May memories of happier times comfort you.

  18. Dean, I’m really sorry to hear about this tragedy. I remember Marianne as very outgoing and positive and I know you, her kids, grandkids, family and friends must miss her a lot. I hope that all of the great memories you built with her will help you to get through this tough time. Paul B.

  19. I will miss this sweet woman and her wonderful daily hugs. i first me Marianne when she worked at the meadow view nursing home where she cared for my sister, our friendship continued when she came to work at Stop and Shop. She was funny and caring…I’am truly sorry for your loss of this good soul.❤️

  20. There cannot be enough sympathy for you and your family at this very sad time. My hope for you is that beautiful moments you shared with Marianne can come to comfort you as often as possible ~ Kathi

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