Jillian Toomey Obituary, West Roxbury Boston MA, Jillian Toomey Has Died
Jillian Toomey Obituary, Death – In the presence of her loved ones, Jill (O’Masta) Toomey, who was 56 years old at the time of her passing, passed away on February 10, 2021. Jill, who was born in Braddock Hills on January 23, 1965, was born into the family of John R. and June (Lowe) O’Masta. Jill is named after her hometown. Jill was a devoted and loving wife of Richard M. Toomey, who became his husband. Buddy, her beloved dog, will feel a profound sense of loss.
Her mother, June (Lowe) O’Masta, is the only person who is able to carry on her legacy after the passing of her father, John R. O’Masta. Those who are still alive after Jill’s passing include her brother, John (Jack) O’Masta, who resides in North Huntingdon; her sisters, Jacquelyn (Matthew) Cretella, who resides in Barberton, Ohio; her stepchildren, Rich (Nina) Toomey, who resides in North Huntingdon; Keri (Bill) Gibbons, who resides in Loyalhanna Woodlands; Danielle (Dave) Emerick, who resides in Harrisburg; Mike Toomey, who resides in Washington, Pennsylvania; and Gabrielle (Ryan) Pecoraro, who resides in Trafford. She will be greatly missed by her devoted nieces, nephews, grandchildren, and even a great-grandchild, as well as by her aunts, uncles, and friends.
Jill was a profoundly empathetic person who has a heart that was made for giving to other people. The time that she spent working on vehicles with her husband Richard and going on leisurely, lengthy rides on beautiful days was something that she had a great deal of affection for. Jill enjoyed spending time in nature, tending to her garden, and constructing things out of wood. Valentine’s Day, butterflies, hearts, and the colour red were all things that very much meant to her. Through her smile and laughter, she always made it clear that spending time with her family was one of the things that brought her the most joy. She seemed to take great pleasure in giving her “big hugs.” Not only will we mourn Jill deeply, but we will also miss her presence and generosity, both of which will never be replicated.
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