Obituary of Louise A. (Warren) Rossignoll

Louise Anne (Warren) Rossignoll PEABODY Louise A. (Warren) Rossignoll, 60, died suddenly and unexpectedly after being stricken at her home on Friday, and later pronounced dead at the Lahey Clinic North Medical Center Hospital in Peabody. Born in Peabody, she was the daughter of Phyllis (Little) (Warren) Turner of Peabody and the late David F. Warren. She lived in Peabody for most of her life and attended Peabody schools. Ms. Rossignoll was a woman who had such devotion to her family that she became a main caregiver as the oldest sibling of nine and helped her mother once her step-father died. She was also a tremendous care giver for each of her six grandchildren. She enjoyed knitting and crochet, music with a wide variety including operatic sounds of Luciano Pavarotti and Andre Boccelli, through her contemporary’ s music of Patsy Kline, Roy Orbison and other oldies . She enjoyed travel and was planning to depart on a cruise to the Caribbean on Sunday, and was a survivor of cancer as she completed her treatments for cancer which was eradicated. She is survived by: one son, John Rossignoll & his fiancee, Wendy Knight of Peabody & recently moved to Lynn; one daughter, Jessica & Geoff Wilson of Berwick, ME; her mother, Phyllis Turner of Peabody; six grandchildren, Colbie Anne Wilson, Hannah Wilson, Brooke Wilson, Cameron Wilson, and Lukas Wilson, all of ME, and Jaelyn Rossignoll of Lynn; a sister, Phyllis Bakula of Peabody with whom she lived, and four brothers Charlie Turner of Seabrook, NH, Albert Al Turner of Beverly, Richard Turner of Peabody, and Jim Turner of Middleton; three other sisters, Charlene Reynolds of Peabody and Carrie Turner of Yarmouth, MA on Cape Cod, and Dot Upton of Peabody; many nieces and nephews. She was also the former wife of the late John Rossignoll. Relatives and friends are kindly invited to a Graveside Committal Ceremony at Cedar Grove Cemetery, Peabody, on Wednesday at 1:30 P.M. with Rev. Donald Wilson officiating. Cremation ceremony planned with the Conway, Cahill-Brodeur Funeral Home, Peabody. Memorial donations may be made to a Breast Cancer organization.