Gladys M. 'Nunni' Dubey Obituary (1935

CHELMSFORD - Gladys M. (Mueller) Dubey "Nunni", 75, a lifelong resident of Chelmsford died Tuesday, January 4th at Lowell General Hospital following a lengthy illness. She was the wife of the late John E. Dubey, Sr. who died in 1993. She was born in Somerville on November 9, 1935, and was a daughter of the late August and Mary Mueller. She received her education in Chelmsford schools and was a graduate of Chelmsford High School. Prior to her retirement, Gladys was employed for over 20 years as the Executive Secretary for the president of Purity Supreme Inc. Earlier in her career she was employed for 18 years as a budget analyst for Hanscom Air Force Base in Bedford. In her free time she enjoyed gardening, knitting, camping, and traveling, but above all her greatest joy came from spending time with her family. She was a supporter of The Statue of Liberty - Ellis Island Foundation and she was a member of the Ellis Island Club and the Chelmsford High School Alumni Association.. She also volunteered for many years at the towns polling precincts during elections. She is survived by two daughters, Kim Dubey of Nashua, NH, and Gayla Ireland and her wife Susan of Chelmsford; eight grandchildren; John E. Dubey, III and his wife Griselle of Dracut, Harmony Bourassa and her partner Soun Chanthavong of Lowell, Rocco Carter, III and his wife Amanda of Lowell, Frank Dubey, II and his wife Carolyn of Dracut, Anthony Carter and his fianc Sandi Ellis of Lowell, Lindsey Carter and her partner Daniel Lemire of Lowell, Christopher Dubey of Chelmsford, and Samantha Desmarais of Nashua, NH; thirteen great grandchildren; a brother, H. Paul Mueller and his wife Georgi of Chelmsford; a sister, Ellen Bell and her husband Benny of AR; and many nieces, nephews, and friends. She was also the mother of the late John E. Dubey, Jr. and the sister of the late Lona Lamoureux, Elsie Merrill, and Anita Mueller. It being her wish, visitation has been omitted and services will be private. Relatives and friends are invited to gather in celebration of Gladys's life on Monday from 11 to 3PM at the Lowell Elks, 40 Old Ferry Rd., Lowell. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in her name to the charity of ones choice.