With heavy hearts, we announced the passing of Nora M. Malaguti, who departed this world peacefully on September 28, 2026, at Plymouth Rehab and Healthcare. Nora faced her long battle with Alzheimer's Disease with grace and courage, leaving behind a legacy of love and compassion that will be cherished by all who knew her.

Born on July 18th, 1935, in Kingston, Massachusetts, Nora was the beloved daughter of Angelo Malaguti and Evelyn Morris. She was predeceased by her dear sister, Monica Pinto, brother-in-law, Joseph Pinto Sr., nephew Barry Pinto, and niece, Maureen Pinto. She is survived by her loving sister, Charlene Ellis Pion, niece Cathy Cardon, and her husband, Kim; nephews, Kevin Pinto, and Joseph Pinto, Jr., as well as numerous great-nieces and nephews who were blessed by her warmth and kindness.

Nora was a graduate of Silver Lake High School in Kingston, MA. and the Brockton Hair Academy. She went on to establish her own beauty shop, where she passionately dedicated 60 years, transforming the lives of her clients with her skilled hands and caring heart.

A devout Christian, Nora found solace and joy in her faith, attending many churches and nurturing a deep love for the Lord. Her life was a testament to her beliefs as she was known for her adventurous spirit and radiant smile that could brighten any room.

Nora's love for nature was evident in the beautiful flower gardens that adorned her yard. She took immense pride in her gardening, creating vibrant displays that reflected her artistic soul. Her affection for animals was well known, as she was often seen strolling through North Plymouth with her beloved dogs, and she always had a cat by her side. Her creative talents extended to painting, where she found joy in transforming her surroundings with her brush, whether it was through the murals in her home and beauty shop, or the colorful touches to her house, fence, and statues.

The family will hold a private service to honor Nora's life, reflecting the intimate and personal nature of her legacy. They find comfort in the words of John 3:15: "Who so ever believeth in him should not perish, but have eternal life."

In memory of Nora, the family kindly suggests donations be made to organizations supporting Alzheimer's research and animal welfare causes that were close to her heart.

Nora M. Malagouti will be profoundly missed, but her spirit will live on in the hearts of those she touched, a testament to a life well lived and a love that endures.