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Joan Mary Landry

06/27/1964 - 03/29/2026

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Obituary For Joan Mary Landry

Joan Mary Landry (Daniels) of Rockland, MA passed away peacefully at home on March 29, 2026. She is survived by her husband Duane Arthur Landry, and her stepson Thomas Tomlin, her sisters Sheila and Nancy, and brother Richard and wife Cathy, brother-in-law Dennis and wife Gale, and sister-in law Elsie, and many nieces and nephews. She struggled every second of the day with Type 1 Diabetes. She was a loyal Stop and Shop employee for over 20 years, and had many hobbies, with quilt-making being her favorite.

Services will be held at the Magoun-Biggins Funeral Home in Rockland, MA at noon on April 17, 2026, with a Celebration of Life to follow at the Rockland Golf Course in Rockland, MA.

In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the American Diabetes Association at https://diabetes.org

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  • 04/29/2026

    Joanie, Amy, Anne-Marie and I were like the four musketeers growing up, and it was so much fun: jumping rope, playing games, climbing trees, trying to ride that unicycle, and just having a blast together as little girls. I cherish those memories with all my heart. I added a photo of the four of us at about 7 years old, and can't believe how cute we all were! I am so grateful to have known Joan, and will remember and love her always, with love to you all, Diane Murray

  • 04/27/2026

    Dear Sheila, Nancy, Richard, and Duane (and all of your family), I am so very sorry for your loss and am sending you my deepest condolences. I'm so sad and shocked that Joan is gone. Although she was Joan most of her adult life, she will always be Joany to me. Still remember meeting her when we moved in next door. We must've been three years old. She was my first friend, and I will always cherish our childhood memories. Joany had the best toys...so many Barbies!...and most important of all, she was kind. There was never a time when I saw her be unkind to anyone, and plenty of kids could be mean. She was no pushover though. You always knew where you stood with her. She would wait until you'd say what you had to say...and if she didn't agree with you, she would either lay her opinion out or would change the subject...but you got the message! I wish she was still here. I will miss her forever. I loved her. I'm grieving with all of you for your loss, for our loss. Rest in peace, dear Joany. Love you, Anne-Marie

  • 04/18/2026

    Our family will not be the same without Joan. I know we will find comfort in each other and we'll get through this together. Love always Sheila, Nancy, Richard, Cathy and Matthew

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