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MEREDITH OCONNOR

In Loving Memory

O’Connor, Meredith A. (nee Rubich)

December 31, 1940 - April 15, 2025

Passed away peacefully with her family by her side at age 84, on Tuesday, April 15th, 2025.

Beloved wife of Dan O’Connor and the late Tony Rubich; loving mother of Joncey (Mike Lehmkuhl) Rubich and stepmother of Kevin (Lisa) O’Connor and Karen (Rob) Rossfeld; proud Grammi of Garrett, Neil, and Cora; dear sister of Jo Lynn (David) Thornton and the late Cathleen (surviving John) Trow and Kerry (surviving Betty) Cleeton; devoted aunt and friend to many.

In lieu of flowers, donations made to the charity of your choice are greatly appreciated.

SERVICES: Visitation at Seven Holy Founders Catholic Church (6737 S. Rock Hill Rd., 63123) on Friday, April 25th, 9:00 AM until funeral Mass at 10:00 AM.

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22 thoughts on “O’Connor, Meredith A. (nee Rubich)”

  1. Meredith was a great friend. Met as nurses at St. Mary’s in 1970. Enjoyed trips, tennis , family milestones, and lunches with other long time friends.
    Will miss you.

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  2. In remembrance of a precious friend…The Little Ship:
    I stood watching as the little ship sailed out to sea. The setting sun tinted its white sails with a golden light and as it disappeared from sight, a voice at my side whispered, “She is gone.”
    But the sea was a narrow one. On the farther shore a little band of family and friends had gathered to watch and wait in happy expectation. Suddenly, they caught sight of the tiny sail and, at the very moment when my companion had whispered, “She is gone,” a glad shout went up in joyous welcome, “She is here!”
    By D.H. Lawrence

    I will see you again, Sweet Meredith, and what a marvelous homecoming that will be! Thank you for your friendship and thoughtfulness! Love you always!

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  3. Meredith you were a wonderful friend known since 1970. We had so many good times together. We enjoyed watching all our families grow which was so much fun. I will miss you so much. Praying for your family in their. Sorrow

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  4. Meredith was a wonderful spirit. She was always looking out for those around her and spread so much joy in her community. I am so blessed to have spent time getting to know her while serving at Cardinal Ritter. May she rest in peace.

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  5. I am so sad to hear of Meredith’s passing. Prayers for this lovely, joyful woman and her family. May Eternal Rest be granted Meredith and Perpetual Light shine upon her.

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  6. We loved working with Meredith at Edgewood Children’s Center & then seeing her at Cardinal Ritter where she played piano to liven up the days for everyone. Meredith had great nursing stories to tell & we’ll truly miss her. Lots of love to her family today & always. John & Kelly Ourth

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  7. A holy woman, a good friend, a warm heart to the many she served through her music offerings and her ministries reaching out to others, including Pete and me bringing Holy Communion to our home. May God greeted her and accompany her into her heavenly reward.

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  8. I am so sorry to hear of Meredith’s passing. We had a lot of fun working together at Edgewood Children’s Center. My prayers are with Dan and Joncey.

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  9. I’m so glad I had a visit with Meredith last fall when our small group of close nursing classmates gathered for lunch.
    It was a special event, sharing stories from the time together.
    Meredith was sweet and fun. I’ll miss her
    At the occasional lunch get together
    When I’m in S.L.
    My love and condolences to the family..

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  10. Meredith was a lovely kind person. I enjoyed I enjoyed seeing her at our “St John’s retired nurses lunches. She will be missed by all of us.

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  11. I enjoyed Meredith so much. She was a wonderful friend and nursing school classmate. So many memories. I will miss seeing her. Many prayers for herr and family.

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  12. Meredith was one of the good ones. She taught me so much during our years together at Edgewood Children’s Center. Prayers to Dan, Joncey, and the entire family.

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  13. Meredith was a lovely lady. I also worked with her at Edgewood and those were good times May god be with you Dan and Jouncy.

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  14. I worked with Meredith for several years at Edgewood Children Center. She had a heart of gold for and with the kids. She was dedicated to her profession and she was nothing but a pleasure to work with. Her wisdom and what she had to share made a lasting impression on me. I have always smiled when I think of Meredith. I was blessed to know her. I always loved hearing stories about Joncey and her love of Dan. Prayers are with Dan and Joncey.

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  15. Mimi was a lovely neighbor . She was so kind she taught me how to read . We loved her so much and we hope she is snuggling Rosie in heaven.

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  16. Meredith was one of the sweetest ladies! She always had a kind word and a beautiful smile!! Deepest sympathy to Dan and family. We will miss her!!

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  17. I worked with Meredith at Edgewood Children’s Center. What a lady! I have so many funny memories working together with the kids. I will repeat what Liz said…I always smile when I think of Meredith.

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  18. Meredith brought the spark back into Dan’s eyes. I met her at their wedding so many years ago, and was reacquainted with Kevin and Carrie; I was their favorite sitter when they were little. Meredith greeted me then, and continued to greet me, as if we were long time friends. Thank you for loving Dan. You may have been tiny, but your personality and presence was huge. Rest in Jesus’ arms, beautiful lady.

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  19. Pam and I were saddened to hear of Meredith’s passing. Meredith joined our Seven Holy Founders Altar Server Program in 2018. Pam and I were happy to serve Mass with her many times over her six year period serving. Her last Mass served was Holy Thursday of last year. Meredith was a loyal and faithful person and firm believer in God. It was always a pleasure to see them at 430 Mass.

    Meredith was also a big supporter of White House Retreat.

    Our prayers and condolences go out to Dan and their family. We will miss her smiling face.

    Mike and Pam Panneri

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  20. My father was Tony Rubich cousin my dad was adopted he is not blood related but Tony was my older sisters God Father . I don’t remember too much about Meredith since I was a kid then but heard about she and Tony .My dad admired Tony and talked about him. Sorry about your loss .

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  21. I just learned this evening of Meredith’s passing, what a shock. I met her through the 10toes walking program. Dan led the front of the line and Meredith brought up the rear. We kiddingly called her “the border collie”. She was such a fun lady. My condolences to her family 💔

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