Maureen "Mo" Juliano

Maureen “MO” Juliano, resident of Everett passed away peacefully on June 5, 2025 at the age of 86. She was preceded by her parents Timothy and Margaret Murphy of Chelsea

Maureen was the devoted and Loving Mother of Michael Juliano of New Hampshire, Maria Cabral and her husband Joe of New Hampshire, Donna Juliano and her husband Phil Mastrocola of Everett

She was a proud Loving Grandmother to Shawna Figueroa and her husband Jesus of South Carolina, Jannel Crowley and her significant other, Nate of South Carolina, Christopher Crowley serving in the US Navy and his Fiance’ Srishti of India and their father Phil Crowley of South Carolina 

Blessed with 6 Great Grandchildren, Junior, Jordan, Julian, Myla, Christian and Hazel

Maureen was the former Spouse of the late Vincent Juliano of Chelsea and is survived by his sister Barbara Juliano 

She also leaves behind loving Nieces, Nephews, Cousins, Godchildren, extended Family members and many dear friends from the Southshore to Northshore and the Mountains 

Maureen held a variety of jobs which included working alongside her mother, styling hair for a Funeral Home, with her final position at Blue Cross Blue Shield as an Editor-Programmer.

She loved her sports. Watched the Patriots, Bruins and Red Sox whenever possible. In earlier years, played candlepin bowling at The Lucky Strike Lanes in Lynn, held a high score for many years. She played basketball and has dozens of softball trophies to show for the love of the game which she played many years with her dear lifelong friend, the late Patricia Piotti.

Lived life, traveling & seeing sights, spending many years of treasured moments with her family and Grandchildren as they grew. Enjoyed baking for the holidays and her children’s birthdays. She enjoyed relaxing moments watching nature each day with her friend, the late Gini Cox in their Braintree back yard, caring for several outdoor kitties. In the brief months she lived with her daughter Donna and Phil, she beloved their kitties with mutual love back.

She was an avid mystery reader of Stephen King, reserving to own that next addition. Attended many years of outdoor Summer concerts on the Boston City Hall Plaza steps. She had wonderful memories frequenting Old Orchard Beach with her children and earlier years with family and friends.

Maureen especially enjoyed visiting Casino’s throughout the region. To even mention “slots” she would prepare weeks in advance with anticipated excitement.

MO lived a full blessed life doing the things she loved, whether it was knitting special pieces to donate for Nursing Homes, to her famous unique blankets and all the scarfs, hats & headbands that got you through our Winters.

Maureen was Loved by all who have been blessed by her Love and generosity.

In lieu of flowers, donations in “MO’s” memory may be made to the ASPCA

https://www.ASPCA.org

And the Dementia Society of America 

https://www.dementiasociety.charityproud.org

A special thank you to the Bearhill Nursing and Staff for the care you have provided for our mom and to the many staff with AllCare Hospice who truly care, having compassion, helping our mom through her final days.

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