August 28, 2010
Cornacchini, Margaret J.
Margaret J. (Hughes) Cornacchini, a longtime resident of Dedham, died on August 26, 2010 with her family by her side. She was 75. Born in Boston to the late Joseph Hughes and Anna (Cashes), Mrs. Cornacchini’s greatest joy was her family. She also enjoyed playing cards, was an avid reader and loved to cook. The family would get together every Sunday , at 2PM for her delicious dinners. She was a member of the Dedham Chapter of the Women of the Moose. Margaret was the beloved wife of Norman G. Cornacchini and together they raised their 4 children; Norman, Jr. of Abington, Lisa Mullinix of Dedham, Linda Cotto of Dedham and the late Nancy McCann. She is also survived by her brother Joseph Hughes of Marlboro. She was the loving grandmother of Melissa Wilson, Collin and Ryan Mullinix, Jennifer and Michelle McCann, Nicholas and Julie Cotto and great grandmother of Alexander Vert and Lucas Wilson. Relatives and friends are invited to attend her funeral service Tuesday at 10:30 AM at the Folsom Funeral Home, 87 Milton St., Dedham. Burial will be in Knollwood Memorial Park in Canton. Visiting hours will be on Monday from 4 to 8 PM. Donations in her memory may be sent to the New England Sinai Hospital Foundation, 150 York St., Stoughton, MA 02072.
Comments(10)
Nana,
I love you so much and will miss you more than anything. Im glad you are no longer in a constant struggle and know you are happy with Mom now and keeping her safe.
i love you so much,
Jenn
I LOVE AND WILL MISS YOU NANA.
I FEEL BETTER KNOWING YOU ARE NO LONGER SUFFERING AND CAN TAKE CARE OF MOM UP THERE.
LOVE YOUR GRANDDAUGHTER JENN MCCANN
Linda and Family- We are so very sorry to hear of your loss. We are thinking of you all. Love, Karyn, BJ, Julia and Brandon
We love and miss you Mom. God has a new angel in his arms. Take good care of her.
Sorry for your lost you and your family are in my prayers
love Peggy {Margaret Vaughan}
Mom, I will always cherish the memories, lessons and laughs that we had. I could not have asked for a more loving mother to raise me. I hope I do you proud. Please give Nancy a big hug and a kiss for me when you meet up with her. And don’t give GOD to much of a hard time…I LOVE YOU ALWAYS AND FOREVER…
We are deeply sorry to hear of the loss of Joe’s beloved younger sister. Our thoughts and prayers are with Norman, her children and grandchildren.
Sincerely,
Joe Hughes Sr, Hazel(Aunt Bunny) and Joseph Jr.
We are sorry to hear of the loss a wonderful neighbor. There are so many good memories…. Sending us a pot of delicious home-made soup during a late winter ice storm. Being so nice to our daughter, Tricia. She loved to spend time at Linda’s house!! In your quiet way you showed us what being a good neighbor is all about. Your family do you proud. I remember Lisa & Nancy going around the neighborhood during the blizzard of ’78, checking to see if anyone needed anything. They then took a sled over to ‘Heartland’ on the VFW Parkway for whatever was needed. Our thoughts are with all the Cornacchini family at this sad time. Love, Neil & Pat Cronin & all of us.
Dear Peg, To one of best sister inlaws a person could have. we will think of you often and all the others we
have lost from our card table. You will be playing with all of them now, Save a seat for me.
I love you and miss you already. Janet
PS. I will be there for whatever Norman may need or want.
Normie & Family,
Please accept my heartfelt condolences on the loss of your Mom. You were a second family to me while we were growing up. Mrs C. was a truly loving and patient Mom no matter how much trouble I got us into, Normie. I think of you often and always smile over the warm memories I have of you, your Mom and Dad, and your family. My thoughts and prayers are always with you.
Kevin