February 6, 2019
Griffin, Marion C.
Marion Carol (Davies) Griffin died Sunday, February 3rd, 2019 at her home in Millis. She was 60. Marion was born December 20, 1958 in Boston, Massachusetts, a daughter of Dorothy Gertrude (Simens) and Wilbur Clifford Davies Sr. She ran her own cleaning and landscaping business and was an avid bowler. Marion was the beloved wife of Paul R. Griffin and the dear sister of George M. Davies of Florida, Ronald M. Davies of Dedham, Wayne C. Davies of Falmouth, Philip M. Davies of Florida, Dorothy R. Mahoney of Dracut, Shirley M. Davies of Hyde Park, the late Donald K. Davies and the late Wilbur C. Davies Jr. She was also the loving and dear aunt to many nieces and nephews, as well as a caring friend to all she knew. Visiting hours for Marion will be held from 2-5 pm on Thursday, February 14, 2019, at the Folsom Funeral Home, 87 Milton Street, Dedham, MA 02026, followed by a memorial service at the funeral home starting at 5:00PM. Interment will be private.
Comments(14)
May you rest in peace. All that you touched will miss you and you will never forgotten
I will always cherish the times I spent with Marion and your family during my visits to your home in Hyde Park. Thank you for the wonderful memories, they will forever be in my heart.
With love and our deepest condolences. God Bless!
May you Rest in Eternal Peace my Baby Sister. You were loved and cherished by so many people. You were always there for everyone to lend a helping hand,without a blink of an eye. I kept my promise to you . I for filled my obligation of being your older sister. I will miss you forever. Even though my heart is broken in millions of pieces. You will always be in my heart. Rest easy chicklet !
Till we meet again !!
❤️
Dottie I am very sorry for your loss .May she Rest In Peace
You were a selfless and beautiful person who put her family above all else. You will be missed.
My aunt you have always been a very special person in our hearts growing up on 670 Hyde Park Ave. hanging out with you you have a heart of steel you’ve always put everybody else first but the main thing is family always came first with you And now God has an angel with the rest of the Davies that are in heaven you will be missed every day we just want to thank you from the bottom of our hearts love you Rest in peace The Davies family Texas
My fondest memories of Marion were the days on Hyde Park Ave! many a good time was there! All the Davies family played a special time in my life! Rest in peace Marion and keep everyone under control up there!
YOUR PASSING HAS LEFT ME SPEECHLESS ” WHICH ONLY YOU COULD DO ” MAY THE SUN ALWAYS SHINE ON YOUR FACE ! WITH MUCH LOVE !
An absolute angel on earth, taken far too soon. Love and miss you more than words can express. ❤️
Dear Dottie and family,
Marion was my very special friend whose kindness and thoughtfulness will never be forgotten.
For Marion, be at peace, my dear friend.
With love and prayers,
Pat
Always in my heart. Thanks for everything. <3
Marion has left us with such fond memories. Marion was always a hard worker, lended a helping hand to those in need and loved her Family and Friends. We will miss her smiling face and hope she is with Mom, Dad and her brothers. May she rest in peace and watch over her Family and Friends. God Bless you and your Family.
Rest in peace My dear friend Marion . You were the kindest person I’ve ever known. Wednesday mornings will not be the same without you. Marion Fitzgerald
Marion was such a wonderful person. She was part of my growing up years as a frequent guest to 670 Hyde Park Ave. I have thought fondly about her throughout the years. Marion would take Billy and I to the drive in when we were younger. She actually taught me physical moves for fighting – lol – only Marion could do that. She also took Billy and I on our first driving lesson in her dads station wagon. I still remember her yelling “watch out for the cat” or “watch out for the kid” as we took turns driving in the cemetery. She also drove us countless times to Catholic Memorial so we wouldn’t have to take the bus. She always had a smile on her face and lots of patience. I remember how she loved her family so much and the devotion that she showed to her parents, especially her mom. Rest in peace Marion and thank you for having an impact on my life.