Rosemarie PatriciaDeMarco

Her Life

Rosemarie Patricia DeMarco passed away on October 7, 2026, at the age of 69. She will be lovingly remembered for her unwavering faith in Jesus and her deep thoughtfulness toward others. That thoughtfulness touched people wherever she went, leaving lasting impressions that reached beyond her family and close friends. Those who experienced her kindness will remember how much it meant to them.

Rosemarie’s faith was a central part of her life. She loved Jesus and trusted in His promises. One of her deepest wishes was that those she loved would come to know Him and find comfort and strength in trusting Him. For 19 years, she served as a lector at the Carmelite Chapel in Peabody, Massachusetts, sharing Scripture with the congregation. Her rosary beads were another treasured part of her life of faith. She also deeply appreciated the work of Joyce Meyer Ministries and St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.

She loved the beach, Cape Cod, and time spent in New Hampshire, particularly the White Mountains. Holiday decorating brought her joy, as did her cherished dolls. These familiar pieces of her life will remain meaningful reminders of her to those who knew and loved her.

Rosemarie worked for several years as a reports distribution clerk at Putnam Investments.

Rosemarie is survived by her firstborn daughter, Debbie, and her husband, Quinton; her daughter, Kristy, of Cape Ann; her brother, Stanley; her nephews, John Paul, Anthony, and Scott; her great-nephew, Jionni; her cousins, Roy, Kim, Lisa, Josie, and Elaine; and her beloved extended family, including Bobby and Alyssa, along with many other family members who will miss her dearly.

She also leaves her friends Patty of Revere; Chris of Lincoln, New Hampshire; Cindy of Pemi Cabins in Lincoln, New Hampshire; Annette of Salem; Norbert and Joanna Ginter of Ocean Breeze Motel in South Yarmouth; and many others whose lives she touched wherever she went.

In the hope of her Christian faith, we take comfort in Rosemarie’s reunion in heaven with her mother and father; her many aunts and uncles; her sister-in-law, Donna, wife of her brother Stanley; Donna’s daughter, Denise; Fred, with whom she shared many years of love and friendship; and the many other loved ones awaiting her there.

Rosemarie’s memory will live on in the hearts of those who loved her, along with the faith she shared and the moments they spent together.

• The beach
• Cape Cod
• The White Mountains
• Holiday decorating
• Her dolls
• Her rosary

Loved and missed, to the moon and back.