Obituary for Sarah Antonucci
Sarah Michelle Antonucci, age 37, died unexpectedly Wednesday, March 18, 2020 in Nashua, New Hampshire.
She was born on September 10, 1982 in Worcester, Massachusetts, the daughter of Edward and Darlene Brown.
She attended Hollis school from the age of 8 through 17 years old. She was continuing her education in early childhood education at Manchester Community College. She worked at Tollhouse Preschool in Merrimack, New Hampshire as an associate teacher. She previously worked as a medical assistant at St. Joseph Hospital Family Medical Center.
She loved coloring rice sky blue and making a cardboard isolate with holes in the side with gloves attached so you can put your hands in to feel the “moon rocks” for the preschool children.
She loved singing and camping and making witty and sometimes off-color remarks to make people laugh. She was strong. She was irreverent. She took it upon herself to protect the vulnerable people around her. She loved her friends and family more than anything and raised the strongest children anyone has ever seen.
From childhood she loved turtles and frogs. She even had a turtle named Yoda when she was younger. She bought a tiny turtle for her own kids and laughed in anticipation that it would grow large enough to chase the dog (almost there.)
But her greatest passion was her kids and Joe, being with them and planning their future.
She is survived by her four children Matthew Weston (20) Liliana Weston (13), Sheyla Antonucci (11) and Zane Antonucci (6). She also leaves the love of her life, Joe Freitas, her brother Sean Brown, step brothers Ashley and Brett Dennis, mother Darlene Brown, stepmother Deborah Dennis, aunt Marti Gould, aunt Karen Brett of Apopka, FL, and grandfather Robert Wilson of Brownfield, ME.
She also has left broken hearted nephews, cousins, in-laws and so many good friends.
She was born on September 10, 1982 in Worcester, Massachusetts, the daughter of Edward and Darlene Brown.
She attended Hollis school from the age of 8 through 17 years old. She was continuing her education in early childhood education at Manchester Community College. She worked at Tollhouse Preschool in Merrimack, New Hampshire as an associate teacher. She previously worked as a medical assistant at St. Joseph Hospital Family Medical Center.
She loved coloring rice sky blue and making a cardboard isolate with holes in the side with gloves attached so you can put your hands in to feel the “moon rocks” for the preschool children.
She loved singing and camping and making witty and sometimes off-color remarks to make people laugh. She was strong. She was irreverent. She took it upon herself to protect the vulnerable people around her. She loved her friends and family more than anything and raised the strongest children anyone has ever seen.
From childhood she loved turtles and frogs. She even had a turtle named Yoda when she was younger. She bought a tiny turtle for her own kids and laughed in anticipation that it would grow large enough to chase the dog (almost there.)
But her greatest passion was her kids and Joe, being with them and planning their future.
She is survived by her four children Matthew Weston (20) Liliana Weston (13), Sheyla Antonucci (11) and Zane Antonucci (6). She also leaves the love of her life, Joe Freitas, her brother Sean Brown, step brothers Ashley and Brett Dennis, mother Darlene Brown, stepmother Deborah Dennis, aunt Marti Gould, aunt Karen Brett of Apopka, FL, and grandfather Robert Wilson of Brownfield, ME.
She also has left broken hearted nephews, cousins, in-laws and so many good friends.