Ann Marie J. Quigley
Ann Marie J. Quigley (nee Miller) of the Mayfair section of Philadelphia, passed away on September 26th, 2025, at 93 years young. Predeceased by her loving husband, Joseph E. and her beloved son, Kevin J. Survived by her loving children, Patrick (Teri), Maureen (Bobby), Eileen (John), Peggy, Joseph (Laura). Sadly missed by her grandchildren, Sean, Ryan, Catherine, Erin, Jennifer, Michael, John Michael, Olivia, Mary Catherine, Danny, Caroline. Great grandmother of Graham and Wesley. Sadly missed by many loving nieces, nephews and friends. Ann was a member and generous Supporter of St Timothy’s Roman Catholic Church for 67 years. She spent many years as a member of Roosevelt Playground Women’s group and was a longtime teammate of the women’s volleyball league at Vogt Recreation Center. Ann also spent many years as a dedicated Sales Associate with Marshall’s Department Store in the Northeast. She was an Avid Phillies fan and enjoyed spending time with her family in Wildwood, NJ. She loved to dance and always had a smile on her face. Mom never met a stranger. All are invited to attend her viewing and funeral on Saturday, October 4th from 9:00am – 11:00am in St. Timothy RC Church 3001 Levick St. Phila., PA 19149. There will be a funeral mass at 11:00am with burial to follow in Magnolia Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, kindly consider donations in Ann Marie’s memory to St. Timothy RC Church at the address listed above.
I just found this out, and am so sorry. Your mother was a great lady...I remember her well. All the great moms from our block are leaving us lately.
So sorry, such a wonderful, sweet baby doll , I spent many hours just chit chatting w/ Ann around Mayfair @ different venues , she was a lovely person & will be missed
Another piece of my childhood. Ann was always a good neighbor and kind soul. I am sorry for your loss. May she rest in peace.
Julie Gilmore My condolences to the Quigley family. Your mom always had a smile. You are all in my prayers
I met Mrs. Quigley the day I became friends with her daughter Maureen in 1976-77 and even though years and life rolled over many years. I loved seeing Mrs. Quigley’s Constant, that Beautiful Smile on her face. I still live around the corner and I loved seeing My Girl, Mrs Quigley when I would go for breakfast at the Red Robin Diner. What a Wonderful Woman and Mom this world lost.
I remember Mrs Quigley fondly. She always made me feel like family growing up. I loved visiting after we moved. The Quigley house was one of my favorite childhood memories 🩷
bill & pat daniels send condolences to Annes family, She was a good friend and neighbor to us and everyone she met
For myself and my family Ann and Joe wete part of our lives I will miss and carry Ann in my heart till I am gone love to the family
Aunt Ann, you are missed by so many of us now. You were always smiling & laughing. Never missed a sale. I have so many pictures in my mind of you in life. You were always such a genuine person. God blessed us all when he made you. ❤️🤗🥰
What a wonderful person ❤ A wonderful neighbor and Friend to all. Say hello to all the ladies in heaven waiting for you...
What a wonderful person ❤ A wonderful neighbor and Friend to all. Say hello to all the ladies in heaven waiting for you...
May she be in everlasting happiness with our Lord Jesus Christ
My deepest condolences to the Quigley Family. Mrs. Quigley was such a sweet woman. Rest Easy.
May she be in everlasting happiness with our Lord Jesus Christ
What a wonderful person ❤ A wonderful neighbor and Friend to all. Say hello to all the ladies in heaven waiting for you…
What a wonderful person ❤ A wonderful neighbor and Friend to all. Say hello to all the ladies in heaven waiting for you…
Aunt Ann, you are missed by so many of us now. You were always smiling & laughing. Never missed a sale. I have so many pictures in my mind of you in life. You were always such a genuine person. God blessed us all when he made you. ❤️🤗🥰
For myself and my family Ann and Joe wete part of our lives I will miss and carry Ann in my heart till I am gone love to the family
bill & pat daniels send condolences to Annes family, She was a good friend and neighbor to us and everyone she met
I remember Mrs Quigley fondly. She always made me feel like family growing up. I loved visiting after we moved. The Quigley house was one of my favorite childhood memories 🩷
I met Mrs. Quigley the day I became friends with her daughter Maureen in 1976-77 and even though years and life rolled over many years. I loved seeing Mrs. Quigley’s Constant, that Beautiful Smile on her face. I still live around the corner and I loved seeing My Girl, Mrs Quigley when I would go for breakfast at the Red Robin Diner. What a Wonderful Woman and Mom this world lost.
Julie Gilmore My condolences to the Quigley family. Your mom always had a smile. You are all in my prayers
Another piece of my childhood. Ann was always a good neighbor and kind soul. I am sorry for your loss. May she rest in peace.
So sorry, such a wonderful, sweet baby doll , I spent many hours just chit chatting w/ Ann around Mayfair @ different venues , she was a lovely person & will be missed
I just found this out, and am so sorry. Your mother was a great lady…I remember her well. All the great moms from our block are leaving us lately.