Pauline E. Campbell, 95

10/16/2016

FLORIDA, Mass. — Pauline E. (Furlon) Campbell, 95, of Florida, Mass., died on Sunday, October 16, 2016, at Williamstown Commons in Williamstown, surrounded by her loving family.

She was born in North Adams, Mass., on August 13, 1921, a daughter to the late Fiore and Adelaide (Sartori) Furlon. She attended schools in Monroe Bridge and was a graduate of Drury High School. During WW II Pauline assisted in the war effort by working at the Deerfield Glassine Co. She was employed as a cook at the Whitcomb Summit for many years until her retirement in 1983.

Pauline was a devoted mother and homemaker. She was a communicant of the former St. Francis Church. She loved to cook and bake and enjoyed time with her family and grandchildren.

She was the widow of Paul Russell Campbell. They were married on August 13, 1947. Mr. Campbell died August 27, 1984.

Survivors include her daughter, Deborah Peirce and her husband Daniel of Drury, Mass.; a stepson, Ronald Lee Campbell of Enfield, Conn.; two grandchildren, Daniel R. Peirce and his wife Kirsten of Agawam and Hillary Ayn Peirce of South Dakota; a great-grandson, Andrew Peirce; and great-nephews and great-niece Shane Furlon, Bradley Furlon and Lisa Tanner and their families.

She was predeceased by three brothers, Louis, William and Leslie Furlon.

Funeral notice: Funeral services for Pauline Campbell will take place Thursday, October 20, 2016, at 1 p.m. at the Flynn & Dagnoli-Montagna Home for Funerals, West Chapel, 521 West Main St., North Adams. Burial will follow in Southview Cemetery.

Calling hours are Thursday from noon to 1 p.m. at the funeral home. Memorial donations are suggested for Eleanor Sonsini Animal Shelter through the funeral home.

Obituary Provided By: Flynn & Dagnoli-Montagna Home for Funerals

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Even though we lived in Florida and Washington State for many years, that distance never prevented us from keeping in touch. We grew up like sisters, living next door. Her strengths and kindnesses were forever evident. In these later years our family has dwindled and with Pauline's passing a huge void has opened which will never be filled. She is now at rest. Her struggles have ended, but she will never be forgotten.
from: Elizabeth Sartori Luczynski and son Guy	on: 10-27-2016

Even though we lived in Florida and Washington State for many years, that distance never prevented us from keeping in touch. We grew up like sisters, living next door. Her strengths and kindnesses were forever evident. In these later years our family has dwindled and with Pauline's passing a huge void has opened which will never be filled. She is now at rest. Her struggles have ended, but she will never be forgotten.
from: Elizabeth Sartori Luczynski and son Guy	on: 10-24-2016

Aw, Pauline. You really made it up there. I was only 15 when I was washing dishes at the Whitcomb Summit, and you were a cook, with Dot Briggs. You were an important part of some of my best years, thank you.
from: Gregory	on: 10-19-2016