Obituary for Olga Gudonis (Montali)
Olga (Montali) Gudonis died on June 12, 2022 at Plymouth Harborside HealthCare,
Plymouth. She was the wife of the late Albert L. Gudonis, her husband of 69 years.
Olga was born in Plymouth, MA on April 27, 1922. She was the youngest daughter of
the late Antonio and Anna (Corsi) Montali, and sister to the late Mary Scagliarini, the late
Josephine Pavesi, and the late Lena Sgarzi.
Olga was a lifelong Plymouth resident and was a graduate of Plymouth High School.
Olga was a homemaker; and for many years, she worked as a part time bookkeeper for
a number of local businesses. Her lifelong hobbies included gardening, baking, knitting,
and reading. Later, she added puzzling and card playing to her favorite activities.
Olga is survived by her daughter, Anne Stempleski and son-in-law, John Stempleski of
Plymouth, and numerous nieces and nephews, their children, and their children’s
children.
Olga resided at Golden Living Center/Plymouth Harborside Healthcare for her last few
years. Anne and John would like to think the numerous relatives and friends (both old
and new) who were her faithful visitors, in person, by phone, and email. She loved
them all!
Also, Anne and John would like to thank the nurses, aides, and support staff of Golden
Living Center/Plymouth Harborside HealthCare and Cranberry Hospice for their
kindness and care.
Services will be private.
Plymouth. She was the wife of the late Albert L. Gudonis, her husband of 69 years.
Olga was born in Plymouth, MA on April 27, 1922. She was the youngest daughter of
the late Antonio and Anna (Corsi) Montali, and sister to the late Mary Scagliarini, the late
Josephine Pavesi, and the late Lena Sgarzi.
Olga was a lifelong Plymouth resident and was a graduate of Plymouth High School.
Olga was a homemaker; and for many years, she worked as a part time bookkeeper for
a number of local businesses. Her lifelong hobbies included gardening, baking, knitting,
and reading. Later, she added puzzling and card playing to her favorite activities.
Olga is survived by her daughter, Anne Stempleski and son-in-law, John Stempleski of
Plymouth, and numerous nieces and nephews, their children, and their children’s
children.
Olga resided at Golden Living Center/Plymouth Harborside Healthcare for her last few
years. Anne and John would like to think the numerous relatives and friends (both old
and new) who were her faithful visitors, in person, by phone, and email. She loved
them all!
Also, Anne and John would like to thank the nurses, aides, and support staff of Golden
Living Center/Plymouth Harborside HealthCare and Cranberry Hospice for their
kindness and care.
Services will be private.