Henrietta Jacobelli Kreiser, 95 of Duxbury, passed away peacefully on July 11, 2020 at Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital in Plymouth. Born in Nanticoke, PA, she was the daughter of the late Matthew and Anna Kalinay. In addition to her parents she was predeceased by husbands Louis Jacobelli, Sr., and Charles Kreiser, a daughter Jacqueline Switzer and son in-law Richard Switzer of Plymouth, sisters Dorothy (Joe) Nates and Helen Koscheka, brothers Leonard Kalinay, Joseph Kalinay, Bernard Kalinay, Matthew Kalinay, Albert Kalinay, and Edward Kalinay. She is survived by her son Louis (Bobbie) Jacobelli of Charleston, WV, granddaughters Rebecca Marani (husband Scott Bernstein) of Duxbury, Krista Haas of Belle, WV, Gina Jacobelli of Bridgeport, WV, grandson Richard Switzer of Haverhill, step-grandson Ryan Glock of Nitro, WV, great-grandchildren Macy and Will of Duxbury, Taylor, Jailyn, Kinsley , and Evan of Belle, WV, step-great-grandchildren Andrew, Hailey, and Abygail of Nitro, WV, her last living sibling Ann Manna of Fairfield, NJ, several special nieces and nephews, and a life-long friend of her son, Kevin Curran of Kennebunkport, MA.

Henrietta was a homemaker. Before moving to Duxbury she lived in Minnetonka, Minnesota. She loved to travel and play tennis but most of all she loved painting pictures. After moving to Duxbury, she bacame a long-time member of the Holy Family Womans Club and enjoyed social events of Mystery Rides and Christmas celebrations. She was also a very active art student at Marcia Ballou's art classes at the Marshfield Council on Aging. Her artwork was always entered in to the "Art in Bloom" events and many other showings at the center. She continued to paint even with her declining vision as this is what she thoroughly enjoyed. Her paintings can be found among family, friends, and acquaintances, and covering the walls of her apartment. Her paintings will always be cherished, as they tell a story of her life.

At Henrietta's request, there will be no funeral services. To leave a message of condolence for her family, please visit the website macdonaldfuneralhome.com