Alyce Marie Weydt Obituary (1935

LYNNFIELD – Alyce Marie Weydt, 85, of Lynnfield formerly of Dorchester, passed away on August 27, 2020 at the HopeHealth Hulitar Hospice Center in Providence, RI. Born on August 19, 1935 in Boston, MA she was a daughter of the late Jacobus and Ellen (Hart) Weydt. Alyce was employed at John Hancock for over 40 years as a computer analyst. After her retirement from John Hancock, she was a lunch lady for the Murphy School in Dorchester. She also helped at her family’s run business in Hingham, Larry & Miriam’s Donut Shop. Alyce enjoyed having dinner with her friends, church gatherings, watching her favorite shows on television, working on word search puzzles, bowling and just staying busy. She was an avid blood donor at John Hancock and for the Red Cross. Alyce is survived by her two beloved children, Judy Campbell and her husband Peter of Lynnfield and Jonathan Weydt of Attleboro; her eight grandchildren, Charles Carella and his wife Katie of Westford, Candice Esters and her fiancé Ryan Mooney of Denver, CO, Jack Campbell of Lynnfield, Alyssa Campbell of Lynnfield, Jonchelle Kobylski and her husband Marc of Buffalo, NY, Madeline, Abigail and Matilde Weydt all of Attleboro; her three great grandchildren, Brayden Kobylski, Christian Carella and Landon Kobylsk; her siblings Margarite Dubois of Grafton MA, James Weydt of Weymouth MA, Carol Weese of Weymouth MA, Neil Weydt of Dorchester MA, and the late Theresa Brandi, Miriam Livingston, and Joanne Callanan. Also survived by close family friends Maria and Flo Santone, and many nieces and nephews. Relatives and friends are invited to attend a visitation on Sunday, August 30th from 5 p.m. - 8 p.m. in the McHoul Family Funeral Home, 354 Adams Street, Dorchester. For the safety of those who wish to pay their respects, please do so in accordance with CDC, Federal and State guidelines including social distancing and the use of face masks. A private Funeral Mass will be held by the family. Burial will take place in Cedar Grove Cemetery, Dorchester. In lieu of flowers, donations in Alyce’s name may be made to the Alzheimer's Association directly at http://www.alz.org/