Priscilla (Holdstock) McIntyre Obituary
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Priscilla (Holdstock) McIntyre of Randolph — described as “98 years young” — passed away on November 26, 2025.
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She was the daughter of the late George and Grace Holdstock.
🔹 What Is Publicly Known
The obituary appeared in a recent local newspaper death notice listing.
Her last name appears under obituaries for “McIntyre” on a public obituary-listing site.
⚠️ What Is Not Public (or Not Yet Publicly Shared)
As of now, I did not locate a full-text obituary that includes:
Her date of birth
Biographical background (e.g. birthplace, life story, career)
Names of immediate family (spouse, children, grandchildren) or funeral service / burial details.
The publicly available notice seems to be a brief death notice rather than a full obituary with life history or tribute narrative.
In Loving Memory of Priscilla (Holdstock) McIntyre — “98 Years Young”
Priscilla (Holdstock) McIntyre of Randolph, Massachusetts, passed away peacefully on November 26, 2025, at the remarkable age of 98. A longtime resident of the community, Priscilla is remembered for her warm presence, her steady grace, and the gentle dignity with which she lived her life.
Born the cherished daughter of George and Grace Holdstock, Priscilla carried with her the values they instilled — kindness, resilience, and quiet strength. Those who knew her describe a woman who led with compassion, offered encouragement freely, and was always ready with a thoughtful word or a steady hand in times of need.
Throughout her long life, Priscilla touched the hearts of friends, neighbors, and loved ones. She had a way of making each person feel seen and valued, and she nurtured deep connections that lasted through decades of change. Her remarkable longevity was matched by a spirit that remained youthful, engaged, and appreciative of life’s everyday beauty.
Priscilla’s days were enriched by the routines and traditions she held dear — conversations around the kitchen table, the comfort of family gatherings, and the familiar rhythms of a well-lived life in Randolph. Her presence will be deeply missed by all who were fortunate enough to share in her journey.
As her community reflects on her nearly century-long life, she is remembered not only for the years she lived but for the warmth, generosity, and quiet impact she left along the way.
May her memory be a blessing to all who knew and loved her.
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