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Maryann Pinsonneault, 70

ADAMS, Mass. —  

Mrs. Maryann Pinsonneault, daughter of Henry “Jig” Jagiello, Jr. and Gloria (Oliveri) was born on May 31, 1953 in Adams, where she grew up and raised her own family. She attended Adams public schools and was a graduate of the first class of Hoosac Valley High School in 1971, where she was named “Class Clown" in her high school yearbook. She met her loving husband, Dennis Pinsonneault, in 1970 at a New Years Eve Party at her friend Sandy’s camp. They married on May 7, 1977 at St. Stanislaus Chapel, surrounded by friends and family. They went on to have one daughter - Krista, their pride and joy, on April 6th 1982 in the middle of a snowstorm.

Maryann spent many years at various jobs, managing KMart, sewing at Hunter’s, making sandwiches at Coffee Time Vending, retailing at Filene’s, and finally pressing shirts at Cintas until their closure. From that time on, she spent much of her time caring for her home, giving kitchen table advice on life, fashion and everything in between, and looking after her sweet golden grandpuppies.

Maryann loved her family more than anything else in the world except maybe Bruce Springsteen, the Boston Red Sox, Tom Brady, the ocean, online shopping and sharing memes on Facebook. She hibernated much of the winter months on her couch watching true crime documentaries or Chip and Joanna Gaines for decorating inspiration, emerging just in time for spring training, and preparing to spend her summer afternoons floating in her daughter’s pool.

Her beautiful life will forever be cherished in the lives of her family and friends. She is survived by her husband, Dennis, of forty-seven years, her daughter Krista (Pinsonneault) Gmeiner and her husband Joshua, her rescue cat Tuffy G, her grandpuppy Bentleigh, and her best friends of sixty-five years Nancy Snyder and Sandy Czubryt. She was predeceased by her parents, her Babci, her two brothers Michael and Jeff Jagiello, and her grandpuppy Jax who she spent countless hours throwing tennis balls to for the last twelve and half years.

She loved hard and laughed harder than most. She could match wits with anyone, but mostly did so with her husband Dennis. She was a devoted wife, mother, Meems, and friend. Maryann left this world unexpectedly on February 7, 2024 surrounded by her loved ones after complications from a short illness. That evening, her passing was marked by a fiery red sunset; a symbol of her fiery spirit.

Calling hours will be held on Friday, February 16, 2024 at the PACIOREK FUNERAL HOME, 13 Hoosac St., Adams from 5:00 to 7:00 PM, followed by a short service. In lieu of flowers, all donations should be made to PopCares, P.O. Box 482, Williamstown, MA 01267.

To leave a message of condolence, please go online to www.paciorekfuneral.com.

“Everything is everything, but you’re missing” ~ Bruce Springsteen The Rising


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To family and friends of Maryann, May you keep her memories alive in your hearts. What a kind, caring person that everyone loved. SYMPATHY & PRAYERS
from: jane nevareson: 02-16-2024

So sorry to hear about your moms passing she was a very sweet person i enjoyed working with her sending lots of love
from: Kristaon: 02-16-2024

Dennis, family and friends. I am so sorry to hear of your loss…. And the difficult days ahead may memories help to comfort you and know that others are thinking of you~
from: Cheryl Lefaveon: 02-15-2024

Dennis so sorry to hear of Maryann‘s passing she was a good woman and friend. RIP Maryann
from: Paully Kozik on: 02-14-2024

Krista and Dennis,
I am very sorry for your loss. I am sending thoughts and prayers your way.
from: Shirley Fachinion: 02-13-2024

Dennis Krista and Josh, Sending sincere sympathy.
from: Lucy Czaja on: 02-13-2024

Dennis Krista and Josh, I am so sorry for the loss that you all have endured! Maryann was truly a one of a kind soul! I hope you all can have the peace in knowing that she will always be up to her old shenanigans, just now it'll be in a forever safe place! And forever surrounded by family, old friends, and loved ones. Krista please know your mom will always be with you and proudly smiling down upon you!
from: Mark Edward on: 02-12-2024

Dennis Krista and Josh , I am soooo sorry for the loss you all have endured! Maryann was truly a one of a kind soul! Know she will still be up to her old shenanigans but in a forever safe place and forever in the company of family and loved ones! Krista your mother will always be with you smiling down from above!??
from: Mark Edward on: 02-12-2024

Krista and Dennis, I am so sorry for your loss. Hang on to the happy memories.
from: Pam Kidderon: 02-12-2024

Dear Krista and family, I am so sorry to hear of your mom's passing. She was a joy to know. I will miss running into her in the hallways at Ashland Park Highrise. May the Lord comfort you and yours at this difficult time. May your Mom enjoy eternal peace and healing in Heaven. The Lord bless all of you. You are all in my thoughts and prayers
from: Lorin Zepkaon: 02-12-2024

Dennis, Krista & Greg, thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time! Will miss Cousin Marianne's wonderful smile and exchanges on FB. She was truly a gem with a wonderful sense of humor!
from: Jay Chavarry & familyon: 02-12-2024

Kristie and family, I am so sad and shocked to read of your mom's passing. As cousins we spent time together when we were kids. She always had a smile on her face. I am so sorry for your loss.
Barbara and John Sherman
from: Barbara Shermanon: 02-12-2024

Simply, hugging you all. so very very sorry
from: Maureen & Davidon: 02-12-2024

Dennis and Family, Mary Ann and I grew up together. We lived up the street from each other on Spring Street until we both left home. Mary Ann was the sweetest soul I have ever known. Mary Ann always had a smile that made it impossible not too smile back. ?
from: Mary Jane O'Brienon: 02-12-2024

Dennis, Greg and I are heartbroken for you and Krista. There are really no words to offer that you probably haven't heard. Both of you are of a time that was our time too. Remember those days and take some comfort in all the friendships you both have made through the years.
from: Deborah Nowickion: 02-12-2024

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