Rose A. (Turchi) Maietta, 97,

Rose A. (Turchi) Maietta, 97, of Milford, passed away, January 29, 2018 at the Countryside Healthcare of Milford. She was the wife of the late Arthur E. Maietta who passed away in 2000. She was born in Framingham daughter of the late Ottavio and Guiseppina (Barone) Turchi and moved to Milford in 1947. She a graduate of the Framingham High School class of 1939. Mrs. Maietta was employed as an assembler at the former Telechron in Ashland for many years.            

She is survived by her children, Arthur M. Maietta and his wife Donna of Milford, Judith A. Potter of Milford, one brother Ronald Turchi of Westborough, one sister Alma Hutchinson of Framingham, four grandchildren, Jonathan Potter and his wife Diane, Jennifer Holzer and her partner Eric Schreiber, Albie Mayo and Rachel Maietta and her husband Alex Dickie, eight great-grandchildren,  many nieces and nephews.  

She was predeceased by her brothers, Ceasar Turchi, Dino Turchi, Louis Turchi, her sister, Fausta Stevens and her son-in-law Jonathan Potter.

The funeral and burial will be at the convenience of the family. There are no calling hours. Arrangements are under the direction of the Consigli Ruggerio Funeral Home 46 Water St. Milford MA.      

In lieu of flowers contributions can be made to the Countryside Residence Fund 1 Countryside Dr, Milford MA 01747

Guest Book

To Rose's family and friends, please accept my heartfelt condolences on your loss. It's so hard to lose someone we love, but the seeming finality of death is what makes it especially difficult. Job 14:14,15 gives us confidence that Jehovah God yearns to bring back to life the dead who are preserved in his memory. The Bible gives us a wonderful hope of living in a paradise on earth and seeing the resurrection of our dead loved ones. (Luke 23:43; John 5:28,29) May this bring you some comfort and strength, remembering that soon God will wipe away our tears and swallow up death forever. (Isaiah 25:8)
RP

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Sorry for your loss Mark and Lisa Gillam and family
Mark Gillam

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Judy so sorry for your loss Richard and Shirley Arsenault and family.
Richard Arsenault.

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Sorry for your loss Mark and Lisa Gillam and family
Mark Gillam

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We all know the day comes when it’s time to say goodbye to the person that gave you life...I grew up across the street from The Maietta’s on Hollis Street. We all considered each other relatives.. Rose was a dedicated typical Italian mother .. she watched over Judy and Artie like a hawk and dressed them to the nines..God blessed Rose with almost 100 years of life...it was a pleasure having Rose part of my life. I’ll always remember her little specialaugh. Sorry Judy and Artie, my neighborhood buddies.. hope you find Duke right away Rosie and may the both of you be at peace in your new home ......
Chicky

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Judy/Artie so sorry to hear about Auntie Rose. May you cherish the good memories. My thoughts, prayers and sympathy are with you at this time. Love you Cheryl Boccia
Cheryl Boccia

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My memories of my older sister Rose, who we called Lola go way back to when I was a child. She was like a second mother to me, always showing me how to do things and I was always happy to learn how to bake and many other things a young person needs to learn. I know that she is in a better place now with her husband and sister and three brothers. God Bless and God Love Judy and Artie for taking care of their mother thru out the years. Love to all, Aunt Alma Hutchinson.
C. Alma Hutchinson

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With sympathy to the Maietta family for your loss.
Huck

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Judy & Artie, so sorry for you loosing your mother. She can be at peace now. She's maybe dancing with Auntie Fausta.
Love, cousins Maria and Peter

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Dear Judy,So Sorry for your loss,Its been years,as time flew by So fast,,,as I always remember your Mom,How Sweet and Careing she was,and our small chats,,,Shoveling her out in the winter's...God Bless,In Sympathy,and Prayers,Sandy
Sandi

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