Boyle, Marie Q., age 91, nee Quinn, of East Falls, died October 9, 2024. Beloved wife of the late George Robert Boyle. Dear mother of Nancy Markey (Larry), Patricia Willis (Buddy), Linda DiGiovanni (the late Joseph),
George (Therese), Joanne Cox (Ron), and Joe Boyle (Michele). Grandmother of 16; Ben, Jon, Josh, Chris, Olivia, Scott, Gina, Joey, Vinnie, George, Tommy, Julianna, James, Carly, Allison and Jessica.
Great grandmother of 10. Also survived by her brother Jack Quinn (the late Bonnie), her sister Linda Little (George), many nieces, nephews, fond neighbors and friends. In addition to her husband, she was preceded in death by her siblings; Daniel Quinn, Lois Freed and Lillian McNicholas.
Marie loved her family dearly. She was very interested in and supportive of their many activities and special events. She was a proud graduate of the John W. Hallahan Roman Catholic High School for Girls. After her children were all in school, she got a job with the Medical College of Pennsylvania and worked there for 20 years as an administrative assistant in the Registrar’s Office.
Marie enjoyed traveling with her husband. In more recent years she enjoyed visiting her home in Sea Isle City all year round. Marie liked to attend Senior Citizen Meetings at St. John the Baptist and at St. Bridget. She made a ton of money for St. Bridget Parish selling lottery tickets. Marie recently crocheted a blanket for her newest great grandchild, expected any day now. She did the Inquirer Crossword Puzzle every day.
Relatives and friends are invited to Marie’s Visitation on Tues. Oct. 15th, 9:00 to 10:25, at St. Bridget Church, followed by her Funeral Mass at 10:30. Interment, Calvary Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations to St. Bridget Church would be appreciated.
Sincerest condolences to the families of the Boyle, Quinn, and all extended cousins and relatives.
Being a lifelong Fallser, having remained in East Falls through my adulthood, I’ve been privileged to remain in the company of, and continue to share the same airspace with many of the adult leaders of the community whom I knew as a child, and then admired upon adulthood as I and my wife Jill raised our own family. Mrs Boyle defined and embodied what a Matriarch is in every sense of the word and meaning. A shining beacon of where true, solid, foundational family values are found. A testament to the family raised by her and her husband George. Mrs Boyle’s reach and influence within our community was deeply felt, both by Mrs Boyle’s contributions, and by those of her children and extended family. There’s not enough words that can be spoken which can truly describe the impact that people of character have on those they watch over, and interact with on an intimate level. And when we lose them, the impact and loss is tangible.
To Nancy, Patricia, Linda, George, Joanne, and Joe, please know that in this time of grief and reflection, that your Mom Marie and your families will be remembered in our thoughts and prayers.
Again, our deepest sympathy and sincerest condolences. Bill and Jill
My sincere condolences To the Boyle family And friends. Mrs. Boyle was a great-grandmother To my Benjamin And Laura Henry. Truly gonna be missed by many She was a wonderful woman.
My deepest sympthy and condolences to the entire Boyle family. I have many fond memories of your mom. She was a beautiful woman inside and out.
So very sorry for your loss. I have many fond memories of your mom. She was a beautiful person inside and out. I will keep you all in my prayers 🙏
Thoughts and Prayers for the Boyle Family. Mrs Boyle was a wonderful and Amazing Lady. Had a heart of gold. RIP you sure will be definitely missed my many in your Family and Neighborhood
My greatest sympathies to the Boyle family. Marie was one of my favorite ladies to do the count with long ago. She was funny and so sweet. I will cherish the blanket she crocheted for my daughter forever. She leaves behind a wonderful legacy for you to be proud of. All of my love and hugs to you all.