Ann M. Spadorcia, age 79

of Plymouth

Ann M. Spadorcia, age 79

***Please note the change of date for the Celebration of Life…

 

Ann M. (Connell) Spadorcia, age 79, passed away peacefully at her home, surrounded by her family, on Sunday, August 30, 2026.

Ann was the beloved wife of Alfred A. Spadorcia of Plymouth, devoted mother to her three children, Michael A. Spadorcia of Plymouth, Ellen M. Spadorcia of Plymouth, and Catherine M. Karatzas of Belmont, mother-in-law to Nicholas Karatzas and cherished Nana to Elektra and Zoe. She is also survived by many cousins, nieces, and nephews.

Ann was a devoted “mom” to many furry friends as well, including most recently her toy poodles Sophie and Pearl. (Sophie passed in 2022, but Pearl passed just ten days before Ann.)

Born in Quincy on May 20, 1947, Ann was the loving daughter of the late William A. and Doris E. Connell, and sister to Ellen Marchetta (deceased), William Connell (deceased) and Richard Connell.

Ann grew up in Quincy, but she spent her summers at Long Beach in Plymouth and her most treasured memories were of her times having adventures by the ocean. As part of the Plymouth 400 celebration, she spoke about her life there. To watch her online video, please visit https://openarchives.umb.edu/digital/collection/p15774coll6/id/12697.

Ann was the first female barber in Quincy, but she retired in 1972 to become a full-time mother to her children. She absolutely loved being a mom and was happy to provide a home where all of her kids could have their friends over growing up.

Ann knew the value of good friends and was grateful for the support of hers (the 4 J’s + 1B) over the years.

A Celebration of Life will be held at 3 Knoll Road, Plymouth, on Sunday, September 27, between the hours of 1 – 4 p.m. Relatives and friends are invited to attend.

In lieu of flowers, donations in Ann’s memory may be made to the Alzheimer’s Association, MA/NH Chapter, 320 Nevada Street, Suite 201, Newton, MA 02460 or the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, P.O. Box 91891, Washington, D.C. 20090-1891.

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  • Alfred, Michael, Ellen & Kate
    I know how loved Ann was and will be missed every day by all of you and her Grandchildren. Hold onto the memories that you all have of her in your heart. I loved watching the video of her speaking of her childhood. She was very adventurous!. Sending healing prayers and love 🙏 💖

  • Dear Brother Alfred, and Family Michael, Ellen, and Cathrine please accept Our most sincere condolences and prayers for your Wife and Mother Ann. Ann battled long and hard with her Illness and she now is at peace with God and her Family in Heaven. Her job here is done. Ann now wants you all and your families to live on with God’s Love and Fond Memories of her.
    May God Bless You All.

  • Dear Alfred and kids
    We are so sorry for the loss of Ann she was and always will be a wonderful person who brought peace and joy into all of our hearts
    God bless your family
    Love Cousins Chuck,Cheryl and kids

  • Alfred and family,
    Please accept my sincerest condolences on the passing of Ann. I met her about 30 years when researching our mutual Connell ancestors She was extremely friendly and helpful. and her kindness has always been appreciated. I will remember her in my prayers and may she now rest in peace.
    Cousin Jim

  • To Alfred and family: I am so sorry for the loss of your wife/mother and my cousin, Ann Maureen. Ann was so good at keeping in touch with Chase cousins, especially the younger Chase kids where she had some wonderful memories at the beach, the cozy cottage, where many of us were blessed to spend a little time. Thank you, Ann, for your love and kindness over the years. May you rest in peace! Cousin, Lorna. Chase Ulmer