1924 - 2018
Visitation
January 9, 201811:00 AM - 12Noon
Dolan Funeral Home 106 Middlesex St. Chelmsford MA 01863
No Funeral Date Scheduled
Maybelle “Meg” Conant, 93, of Chelmsford, MA, formerly of Nashua, NH died Saturday, January 6, 2018 at Lowell General Hospital.
Born in Beverly, MA she was the daughter of the late Ralph and Annie (McCormack) Warren. She graduated from Beverly High School with the class of 1942, and Salem State College with the class of 1967, with a BS in Business Education.
She retired from Chelmsford Public Schools in 1992 as a Business Teacher at Chelmsford High School. In her retirement she worked for Nashua Public Schools at the Ledge Street School, Nashua.
She was a former member of Aldersgate Methodist and Central Congregational Church.
Her greatest joy was spending time with her grandchildren and great grandchildren. Maybelle enjoyed wood working, knitting, and genealogy.
She is survived by her daughters Linda and her husband, James Robinson of Chelmsford, Anne Conant and her boyfriend, Wayne Ciotti of Billerica; sons, John “Jay” Conant of Hampton, NH, and Richard “Rick” Conant of Nashua, NH; grandchildren, Jeffrey and his wife Kristine Robinson, Julie Robinson, Jessica Fraser and her husband, David Jorge, Jaime Fraser and her boyfriend, Patrick Gaudet, Ryan Fraser and his fiancée, Jessica Bellemare, Ewen Conant and his wife, Katie, Molly Conant and her fiancé, Clinton Racine; and 7 great grandchildren.
She was the sister of the late Paul Warren of Tewksbury.
Visiting hours Tuesday 11AM to 11:30 AM. Funeral Tuesday at 12Noon from the DOLAN FUNERAL HOME 106 MIDDLESEX ST. CHELMSFORD. Private burial in N. Beverly Cemetery at a later date. Memorials may be made in her name to Arzu LeBlanc Executive Director at Chelmsford Crossings 199 Chelmsford St. Chelmsford, MA 01824. ARRANGEMENTS BY DOLAN FUNERAL HOME 978-251-4041.
Nancy Kiernan Bell
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I am so sorry for your loss. As a kid, I remember having breakfast and tea with her in the morning when I would s;eep over. In high school, she was that familiar face in a sea of unfamiliar. She was a big part of my childhood. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.
~Nancy
Anne Conant
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So many fond memories of mom! Thanks for being there.
Bruce and Liz Hulslander
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A long life, well lived but that doesn’t mean that you will not be missed, Meg. Our hearts go out to you all as you say goodbye to your Mom, your Grandmother and Great Grandmother. Love, Bruce and Liz
Rick Conant
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Dear Bruce and Liz. Thanks so much for your sweet words. She absolutely adored you two. Wish she could have gotten one more adjustment just to visit with you again. She loved that. Love from Meg’s Family.
Pamela Bowen Sheridan
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I remember Mrs. Conant from high school…Had her as a teacher…Condolences to the Conant family…Ricky, Jay and Linda and Anne…She was such a nice woman…Pamela Bowen Sheridan
Rick Conant
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Thanks so much Pamela for the remembrance. Sounds like you enjoyed having her as a teacher at CHS! Thanks again for reaching out to us during this time. She’ll be in our hearts forever.
Melissa Doherty
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Megs Family
Your mother was one of my mom’s, Jacquie Roberts, dearest friend and also a colleague in the Business Department in Chelmsford High. They were friends for many years until my mom’s passing in 2000. Meg was a very kind person, a wonderful friend to my mom and a great teacher (I had her for a teacher in the early 70’s).
You are in my thoughts.
Melissa (Roberts) Doherty (Hampton, NH)
Rick Conant
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Thanks so much Melissa for reaching out. My Mother loved Jacquie! They were such dear friends since they worked together at CHS and she often mentioned how much she missed her. Perhaps now their together again having a grand ‘ol time. Thanks again, Melissa, we’ll miss them both.
Jayna Klatzker
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I am so sorry to see you have lost you mother and grandmother. It is so hard to loose her. May you move through this time of sadness with strength and love.
Paula Borgasano
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Dear Annie and Family,
Our hearts are heavy for you with the passing of Mom. We hope the many happy, loving memories you all shared help you navigate the days ahead. Ms. Meg was a joyous blessing for so long to all who knew her, just as you were a loving gift to her.
Much love,
Paula and Tony
Anne Conant
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Thank you so much for your kind words. You always know how to lift my spirits.
Bev Tucker
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I was a colleague of Meg’s working with her in the Business Department at Chelmsford High School and the entire Department will best remember Meg for her COLD body temperature. She was always playing with the thermostat upping it as high as she could. Of course other members of the department would get very impatient with her and “fun” arguments would ensue. But the issue was never resolved. Meg was always a lady and a delight to work with.
Rick Conant
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Thanks Bev for your sweet comment. Yes, no matter where she was, she was always complaining about the heat…or lack thereof. It’s a theme that ran through her life and “fun” arguments ensued from her family as well. I know that she thought the world you. Thanks for sharing your thoughts with us. She will be missed.
Patricia Jamros
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Linda, Anne, Jay and Rick and your families,
I am so sorry to hear that Meg has passed away. She was so lovely and sweet. I Truly enjoyed helping to care for her.
You are all in my thoughts and prayers.
May she Rest In Peace.
Rick Conant
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Thanks Patricia for your kind words. She loved everyone at Chelmsford Crossings and she was loved in return by everyone there. She lived a long, happy life. We shall all miss her dearly. Thanks again.
Collette Turgeon
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Anne & family,
So sorry for your loss, may the memories carry you through this difficult time
Love,
Collette
Anne Conant
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Thank you Collette. She will surely be missed.
Betty Stone
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You are in my thoughts & prayers as you go through this tough time. So sorry I couldn’t make the service but Meg was in my thoughts today. I loved her & had such good times with her at times. Talked to her in Nov. Will miss our phone talks. Love you Meg. Betty
Rick Conant
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Thank you, Betty for your remembrance. She looked forward to every holiday and especially the cards you’d sent out to her. Thanks for being a special part of her life. She’ll be with us always. Thanks again.
Natalie Haynes
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Our deepest condolences go out to you for the loss of your beloved Mother, Grandmother and Great Grandmother. She was such a sweet, kind and loving person, who loved her family so much. Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this most difficult time.
Natalie and Monte Haynes
Rick Conant
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Thanks so much Natalie and Monte for your comments. It means a lot to our entire family to know how much Mom was loved by so many. She enjoyed a long and happy life. She will be missed.
Mike Lynch
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I had Mrs Conant as a teacher at CHS. She was a wonderful teacher, and a great person. My condolences to the Conant family
marlene cote
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Rick, so sorry for the loss of you mom. There is nothing quite like mom’s passing.
hugs to you and your family.
Bernie and June Battle
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I am so sorry to hear of Meg’s passing. For over 20 years she was part of our morning coffee group at CHS. Always fun to be with and always a lady. She is missed.
Janet Stevenson
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To the Conant Children:
Your mother’s kind manner touched many lives. I knew Meg was a special lady when I first hugged her at Summer Place so many years ago through her friendship with Bob. I write this with deep sympathy.
Sincerely,
Janet Stevenson
(Bob’s foster daughter)
Anne Conant
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Thank you so much for your kind words of condolence. Mom will certainly be missed, as I know Bob has been.
Wayne Hardenbrook
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Just saw your mother’s obituary I remember her fondly from when babysat me as child and my mother used to watch Jay at our house I remember Linda from my mother’s girl scout troop and her little sister Anne. Your mother was a special person My deepest condolences for your loss I hope you see this message