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Jacqueline Marie Tucker passed away on Wednesday, March 21, in Duncan, Oklahoma, at the age of 75. She was born on May 7, 1942, in Providence, Rhode Island, to Hildedge and Anita Marie (LeFerve) Desrosiers.
Jacqueline graduated from high school after attending Catholic schools in Rhode Island. She was employed as a Quality Control Specialist at Kodak. She enjoyed working crossword puzzles and making small latch-hook rugs.
She is survived by her daughters, Marie Ann and husband Kevin Yackeschi of Comanche, Oklahoma, and Dawn Linda and husband Rick Lheureux of Maryville, Tennessee; ten grandchildren, Christopher Carnelli, Andrea Tabacchi, Candice Desrosiers, Rainy Yackeschi, Windy Yackeschi, Amber Ladzinski, Nathan Winters, Becky Adams, Kraig Lheurux, and Brandy Lheurux; eleven great grandchildren; one brother, Robert Desrosiers; and two sisters, Pauline Tougas and Alice Sleboda, both of Rhode Island.
She was preceded in death by her parents and one brother, Donald Desrosiers.
Online condolences may be made to the family at www.whittfh.com.
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