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| 1051 | James was a Marine in WWII. He served in the south Pacific http://www.texasearch.com/johnston/i0001001.htm#i1001 | Johnston, James Glover (I136)
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| 1052 | Jeanie died Sunday, January 18, 2009 in Lubbock. She was born on April 2, 1937 in Garza County to Elvie and Myrtle Peel. She was raised in the Graham Chapel Community west of Post where she attended grade school. She graduated from Post High School in 1955. She married Jimmy Byrd on August 26, 1955 in Post. They lived in Kent and Garza Counties for most of their lives. They had two daughters and one son. Jeanie was preceded in death by her parents; a sister, Margaret Ann Peel; and a nephew, Kam Huntley. She is survived by her husband, Jimmy of Post; two daughters, D'Lynn Williams and husband Richard of Lubbock, and Keliss Byrd of Lubbock; one son, Shawn Byrd of Lubbock; three grandsons, Brody and Riley Williams, and Cody Byrd, all of Lubbock; one granddaughter, Shay Byrd of Lubbock; two sisters, Rhea James and husband Johnny of Plainview, Beth Hooten and husband David of Lubbock; one aunt, Mae Hedrick of Lubbock; four nephews and one niece. | Peel, Elsie Jean (I8904)
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| 1053 | Jeanne Russell Ruhmann was born in Canaan, CT to James E. and Mabel Veale Russell on June 24, 1934. And died on April 25, 2024 in Floresville Nursing Home at the age of 89 . She moved with her family to Kenedy, TX in 1936, and eventually settled in Floresville in 1936, and graduated from high school in Floresville in 1951, married Eddie Ruhmann in June, spent a few years in the army, and then settled back in Kenedy in 1953 where she raised their two sons, and called home for over 60 years. Jeanne was a member of the First Baptist Church in Kenedy. She owned and operated the Southern Office Supply with her husband for many years. She was active in her church, school activites, and many civic organizations in the city. In 2011 the Kenedy Chamber of Commerce honored Jeanne and Eddie as "Citizens of the Year". Jeanne was preceded in death by her parents, James E. and Mable Veale Russell, her husband Eddie, and her son Paul, and her brother Jim. She is survived by her son Russ (Yvonne), grandsons Zach (Lauren) and Trent (Breanna), and granddaughters Quinn and Sloane. She is also survived by her sister Karen (Bob), and by several nieces and nephews. | Russell, Jeanne (I12236)
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| 1054 | Jerry Blair was born, Raymond Gorski, from very stable family. He was an on-air radio personality. He adopted the name, Jerry Blair, for business purposes. He met, and married, Joyce Murdock in San Angelo, Texas. Following the birth of their son, they moved to nearby Midland, Texas, where he took a job with the fledgling KMID Television station. He started with local news and commentary, and an afternoon, after-school show geared for children. It was all-live television, and well before any kind of video recording. Jerry later became Production Manager, then Station Manager. Contributor, "Pete Seeker" well-remembers the afternoon show, "Two-Gun Playhouse," which featured 1930's and 40's Cowboy Western movies, all in black and white. In fact, ALL features on that station were B&W. It is recollected that some color made its way to the station in about 1957, but not all. On Playhouse, Jerry would tout the show's sponsor, Metzger's Milk. He named the baby-picture on each carton, as a mascot named, "George." His closing line was "George says, 'This is good milk from contented cows." It was different time. Jerry was friends with an actor who came to help boost the station's programming. That friend was Edward "Eddie" Platt, who became an easily recognizable television and movie character-actor. Platt and Jerry moved on, but in decidedly different directions. The contributor does not have first-hand knowledge of Jerry and Joyce following their move from Midland, but from all indications, they were successful, and lived in the Dallas area for the rest of their lives. | Gorski, Raymond (I19152)
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| 1055 | Jim Milliron passed away on November 4, 2023, at the age of 81. Born on March 18, 1942 in Kittanning, PA to Miles and Dorothy Milliron, Jim was raised to love the outdoors, animals, and sports. He often reminisced about growing up in the Kittanning Highlands with his sisters Suzie and Nancy. His tales involved horseback riding and an illustrious cast of dogs and even ducks at his uncle Dr. Joseph W. Milliron's in Applewold. It was his athleticism that earned him notoriety at Kittanning High School but also football, wrestling, & baseball scholarships across the country. He chose Arizona State University, where he played football under the coaching of the legendary Frank Kush. At ASU, he met Juanita Bobbish, and upon graduation, they married and moved back to Kittanning, PA, where they both became schoolteachers and raised a family. Jim naturally earned a position as a physical & health educator. Known as "Coach", he held a variety of assignments in the Armstrong School District and his personality left a lasting impression for multiple generations. Jim never lost his love of the outdoors but added cooking, gardening, country drives, fishing trips to Canada with Suzie and Mitch and of course drinking beer to his favorite pastimes. He is preceded in death by his wife, Juanita and is survived by his children, Kirsten Echnoz & Jimmy Milliron; and grandchildren, Elle Echnoz and Herik & Inga Milliron. A private ceremony was held by his children Kirsten & Jimmy, and son in law Chip Echnoz. Jim took one last drive on November 8, 2023. The autumn weather was unbelievable driving through Smicksburg, and Amish country. We stopped at Avi's bar in Rural Valley for a six pack, and all the tv's were playing Gunsmoke. Jim's favorite TV show! Then off to Garrets Run & Chip's "Double E" farm, where a herd of deer were waiting at the Round Top, Jim's favorite hunting area. We let his ashes, along with the ashes of Bud his Yellow Lab & Louie the French Bulldog ashes go then a rainbow/sunburst appeared. | Milliron, James Miles (I3016)
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| 1056 | Jimmy Ross Byrd passed away Friday, April 23, 2021 in Lubbock, surrounded by his family. He was bornon May 3, 1934, in Kent County, Texas to Charlie and Lizzie Byrd. He grew up in Clairemont, Texas with his mother and brother Bob. His father died when he was six. He attended school in Clairemont and Jayton. As a teenager, Jimmy started cowboying at the Davis Ranch in Kent County. Jimmy met Jeanie Peel in Post, Texas. They married on August 26, 1955. They had four children. Their first son died soon after birth. They then had 2 daughters and another son. Jeanie passed away on January 18, 2009. Jimmy was baptized at the Jayton Church of Christ. During the early years of their marriage he worked for Ernest Lloyd Company, under his brother-in-law, Dueal Ellis, building highways. He then returned to his first love, being a cowboy. He worked for the Wallace Ranch in Scurry County; Lowe's Ranch in Kent County; the Double U in Garza County; the O-O and Mesquite Grove in Kent County for the majority of his life. He then worked for Zack Burkett, a rock plant in Jacksboro, Texas driving a truck while his wife Jeanie worked for the office. Finally he worked for Garza County up into his 80's. In his younger days he enjoyed roping and cutting horses. He enjoyed traveling and went on many trips throughout his life with Jeanie, many relatives and Wanda Dooley. Jimmy was preceded in death by an infant son, wife Jeanie, his parents, three brothers; Bill, Elwood and Bob and two sisters; Jewel Puryear and Toad Ellis. He is survived by two daughters and one son, all of Lubbock. | Byrd, Jimmy Ross (I8908)
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| 1057 | JoAnn Mulligan nee Benoche, age 57, of Bradley passed away on December 25, 2009 in Madison, Wisconsin. JoAnn attended St. Joseph's Catholic Church in Bradley, IL. and Maternity BVM Catholic Church in Bourbonnais, IL..She is survived by her sons Jacob (Betsy) Mulligan of Madison, WI. and Jesse (Jennifer) Mulligan of Bradley, IL., her sisters Lois Pelehowski of Morongo Valley, CA., Maureen (James) Thomas of Palm Springs, CA., brothers Larry Benoche of Morongo Valley, CA, Les (Vicki) Benoche of Kankakee, and a sister Mary Boswell of Kankakee, a grandson Conner Mulligan and many nieces and nephews JoAnn was preceded in death by her parents Lawrence and Opal Benoche, a brother-in-law Benny Pelehowski and a special niece Tara Thomas | Benoche, Joann Marie (I17718)
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| 1058 | Joanna R. Miller, 51 of Enola, Pennsylvania passed away April 10, 2021. She was born in Camp Hill to the late Catherine Miller, who preceded her in 2008. She worked for the Pennsylvania State Police for 21 years and made many friends who she cherished. She was known for crocheting and making blankets and clothes for her grandchildren and anyone who requested them. She was also an avid cook, she loved trying new recipes. When she wasn?t in the kitchen or starting a new project, she was with family or friends. She loved her grandchildren and her daughters. She would visit her youngest daughter every Saturday with dinner. She is survived by her children Megan Chorpenning with son-in-law Ian Chorpenning and Sierra Roy; grandchildren Kayden and Elizabeth Chorpenning; sister Kay Miller and sister-in-laws Natalie Miller and Shannon Miller; nephew Eric Miller as well as great nephews Samuel and Greyson Miller. Joanna will be sorely missed by friends and family. | Miller, Joanna (I2499)
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| 1059 | Johannes Dietrich Kasselmann & Anna Elizabetha Rinderin Johannes "Hans" Dietrich was probably born near the little villiage of Adelshofen in what today is Baden Wurttemberg, Germany. At the time of his birth it was still one of the Palatine States (small domains ruled by Princes of The Mother Church in Rome) that was enduring famine and religious wars. Some of the Princes, tired of paying tribute to the church were in the process of breaking away and Protestantism in the form of Luther's followers (and French Calvinists emigrating to the Palatine to escape persecution and death) was gaining strength. Records there at the Luthern Church in Adelshofen show that on 15 November 1687 Johannes Dietrich Kasselmann, son of the late Johannes Kasselmann married Anna Rinderin, daughter of the late Johannes Peter Rinder of Glottfelden Zurcher Gebieth, Switzerland. Because no records found at Adelshofen indicate otherwise it is speculated that some of the family moved to a different area in Southern Germany, possibly near Eppingen where Joh, Dietrich's first child's birth is recorded. Evidence suggests that Joh. Dietrich and Anna had 7 children. It would seem that the family must have been on the move as the birth of Andreas Lodewich (evidently the given name of the father being automatically passed on was no longer practiced or was inadvertantly dropped at some time) was recorded at the church at Adelshofen, none of the other subsequent offspring were recorded as being born there. Anna ??, may have been a still birth as her death was recorded there at Adelshofen. Another son Johannes Vilhelm was born after their arrival at West Camp, Albany Co., NY. Shortly after the birth of Anna in 1708, Joh. Dietrich with his family apparently began the migration to America via Holland and England in the second wave of Palatines fleeing oppression in Germany, an exodus known as the "1709ers". The family are listed with the group of Palatines gathered in Walworth England in 1709 who had seeked and been granted refuge by Oueen Anne. Immigration records (London 1709 census of Palatines) indicate that children numbers - 2,3,4,6 & 7 - were with Joh. Dietrich and Anna as 1709 er's , migrating from Germany through Holland and England to New York by 1710. His occupation was shown as "husbandsman and vinedresser". Also, in the records of the Board of Trade, under miscellaneous, Vol 2 D.64: compiled 27 May 1709 by German ministers Tribbeko and Rupert, were listed " Casselmann, John age 49 yrs, with his wife Anna, sons 10, 3, daughters19, 13, & 6mos, Lutherans". The name was first anglized to John Casselmann at this time. Passage for the 1709ers to the new world was arranged by Queen Anne as indentured workers to make lumber, pitch & tar for the british navy. They arrived in New York on 14 June 1710 aboard the ship Midfort. Later in1710, the rations lists of Govenor Hunter has the family living in West Camp, Albany Co., NY: "Kasselmann, Dietrich #1102004. (1 man, Johannes Dietrich, 1 lad 9-15, Andreas, 2 women, the wife Anna Elizabetha and Anna Greta, 4 people total). It is thought that daughter Anna Elizabetha at age 20 was either married or working (domestic) outside the family by 1710 and did not draw rations there. There is good reason to believe that Johannes Dietrich Jr. and the child Anna ?? did not survive the voyage from England. Son Johannes Vilhelm was born there at West Camp the following year. Old Area Map The Simindger List of Palatines in America, taken in 1713 and published in 1717 in Germany, shows Johannes Dietrich and wife Anna living in Stuttgart, now the Schoharie , NY area, with two children (probably Andreas Ludwig and Johannes Vilhelm as by this time Anna Greta would have been 17 and most likely married or working outside the home also). The Palatines that were unable to pay for their voyage from England to the New World and had their passage paid by Oueen Anne as indentured workers (to make pitch & tar from the pine forests of New York for the british navy until their debt was repaid), were supposed to receive food, shelter and clothing as part of the agreement. Due to mismanagement, the project was not successful and the rations supplied to the Palatines was stopped leaving them to forge for themselves in the Winter of 1712. To survive, the Palatines left West Camp to take up farming where they were promised land in the Schoharie Valley, NY. After building several villages and cultivating the land it became apparent that there was a problem involving the title to the land and they would most likely never be able to own their homes and farms. A period of civil unrest ensued, a series of riots and general disorder including running the High Sheriff out of town on a rail. To quell the riots, and as compensation for their labors, the Palantines were offered land in the Stone Arabia Area. Many took the offer including Joh. Dietrich and his family, others made arrangements to stay on the land at Schoharie. Dietrich's nephew Kristianus Kasselman and family was one that stayed. On 19 October 1723 Dietrich along with his son Andreas were two of the original patentees of a 12,700 acre land patent near the Mohawk River in Albany Co., NY. Each patentee received a 28th share of the whole, Dietrich drew lots 23 & 39, each 50 acres. The patent area became known as Stone Arabia. Records at Albany New York reflect that both Johannes Dietrich and Anna Casselmann died there, dates and place of interment unknown. | Casselmann, Johannes Dietrich (I833)
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| 1060 | Johannes Kristianus (JFK) Kasselmann Story Johannes Kristianus with his wife and one child made the voyage to England & New York as 1709ers along with his uncle Johannes Dietrich and his family. As with his uncle, his sur name was anglized to Casselmann upon arrival in England. They arrived in New York on 14 June 1710 aboard the ship Midfort. In 1710 the rations lists of Govenor Hunter has the family living in West Camp, Albany Co., NY. The Simindger List of Palatines in America, taken in 1713 and published in 1717 in Germany shows Johannes Kristianus and wife Anna living in Stuttgart, now the Schoharie , NY area. The Palatines that could not pay their passage from England to the New World had their passage paid by Oueen Anne as indentured workers to make lumber, pitch & tar for the British Navy until their debt was paid. Due to mismanagement the tar project was not successful and the rations supplied to the Palatines was stopped leaving them to forge for themselves. In the Winter 1712 the Palatines left West Camp to take up farming on land they were told they would own in the Schoharie Valley, New York. After building several villages and cultivating the land it became apparent that there was a problem involving the title to the land and they would most likely never be able to own their homes and farms, a period of civil unrest ensued. A series of riots, including running the High Sheriff out of town on a rail and general disorder followed; to quell the riots and as compensation for their labors, the Palantines were offered land in the Stone Arabia Area. Many took the offer including Kristianus's uncle Johannes Dietrich and his family, others made arrangementsto stay on the land at Schoharie. Johannes Kristianus Kasselman and family was one that stayed. | Kasselmann, Johannes Kristianus (I1254)
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| 1061 | Johannes Lewis (ALK) Casselmann, b. 1744 at Stone Arabia, Montgomery Co., NY, m. Jemima nmn Pearsall 1765 at Frederick Co. (now Hampshire Co., WV), VA. d. 1826 at Woodford Co., KY, buried at "Old Mansion" [His parents] Father: Andreas Lodewick (JDK) Kasselmann , b. 6 November 1698 at Adelshofen, Baden Wurttemberg, Germany, d. 1789 at Bedford, Cumberland Co., PA, Mother: Maria Elisabetha Schafer, b. February 1689 at Hilgenroth, Germany d. 1750 at VA, [His wife] Jemima nmn Pearsall, b. 1744/50 at VA, m. Johannes Lewis (ALK) Casselmann 1765 at Frederick Co. (now Hampshire Co., WV), VA. d. 1844 at KY [Her parents] unknown at this time Children of Lewis & Jemima 1: Margaret Jemima (JLC) Castleman, b. 1768 at Frederick Co. (now Hampshire Co., WV), VA, m. Silas nmn Douthett, 1790 at Woodford Co., KY 2: Elizabeth nmn (JLC) Castleman, b. 1770 at Frederick Co. (now Hampshire Co., WV), VA, m. William nmn Suggett, 5 May 1797 3: John Henry (JLC) Castleman, b. 1773 at Frederick Co. (now Hampshire Co., WV), VA, m. Frances nmn Gatewood, 1790/4 in KY, d. 1838/9 at Gallatin Co., KY; 13 grandchildren 4: Lewis nmn (JLC) Castleman, b. 1774 at Frederick Co. (now Hampshire Co., WV) VA, m. Nancy Ann Dudley, 17 June 1815 at Fayette Co., KY; 1 grandchild 5: Jacob nmn (JLC) Castleman, b. 2 April 1777 at Frederick Co. (now Hampshire Co., WV), VA, m. Sarah nmn White, 12 January 1797 at Shelby Co., KY, d. 9 May 1837 at Fort Adams, Lower Mississippi River; 10 grandchildren 6: Sarah nmn (JLC) Castleman, b. 1780 at Frederick Co. (now Hampshire Co., WV) VA, m. Moses nmn Hawkins Jr. 7: Keziah nmn (JLC) Castleman, b. 1783 at Frederick Co. (now Hampshire Co. WV) VA, m. Gabriel nmn Tandy 8: David B. (JLC) Castleman, b. 30 October 1786 at Frederick Co. (now Hampshire Co., WV), VA, m. Mary Anne Breckenridge, 2 January 1811 at Fayette Co., KY, m. Virginia nmn Harrison, 11 November 1824 at Elk Hill, KY, d.23 May 1852 at KY; 13 grandchildren | Casselmann, Johannes Lewis (I2090)
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| 1062 | John "Jay" Joseph Whitman, beloved brother, uncle, and friend, passed away peacefully surrounded by his loving family, Wednesday June 25, leaving behind a legacy of quiet kindness, unwavering loyalty, and a deep love for family and learning. Born on November 22, 1963, Jay was the devoted son of the late Edwin and Agnes (Marqus) Whitman. From an early age, Jay was known for his gentle demeanor, quick intellect, and strong catholic faith. A graduate of Austin Preparatory High School, Jay went on to have a long and steady career in retail sales. A lifelong supporter of Boston sports, Jay was especially devoted to the Red Sox. He proudly owned a large and varied collection of Red Sox hats, which he wore with pride whether he was watching a game or simply going about his day. He also loved cheering on the Patriots, Celtics, and Bruins, and always kept up with the latest scores and headlines. Family was at the center of Jay's world. He was deeply devoted to his nieces and nephews, treating them like his own and always making an effort to be a steady, loving presence in their lives. Whether it was remembering a birthday, offering advice, or just listening, Jay's support never wavered. He also had a lifelong love for animals, especially cats and dogs, and was a caring pet owner. His compassion extended to all living things, and he found joy in the simple companionship of his furry friends. Jay will be remembered for his intelligence, kindness, loyalty, and the quiet strength with which he moved through the world. He leaves behind a legacy of love, thoughtfulness, and quiet dignity. Jay was predeceased by his beloved sister Mary E. Ground and cherished niece Kara Malatesta. He is survived by his large extended family including his beloved siblings, Chris Whitman of Hyannis, Ma., Camille Pattie of Maynard, Ma., Carol and Eddie Malatesta of North Fort Myers, Fl., Lori and Paul Hamilton of North Chelmsford, Ma., Eddie Whitman of Hyde Park, Ma., and Andrew and Winnie Whitman of Manchester, Nh., as well as many nieces, nephews, grand nieces and grand nephews and cousins. | Whitman, Jay (I682)
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| 1063 | John "Warren" Burke November 13, 1949 - December 15, 2025 It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of John Warren Burke, of River Tillard, on December 15, 2025, at the age of 76. Born in River Tillard on the "13th day of the eleventh month 1949" to Xavier and Edith (Sampson) Burke. He was the 5th of 10 children. Warren leaves behind his wife of 50 years, Debbie (Burke); his daughters, Selena (Russell), Tracy (Edward), Nadine (Ronan), and Sharlene.; his grandchildren, Gage (Dana), Joey (Kaitlyn) and Riley; Great-grandchildren, Bowen and Bradlee; step-grandchildren, Melanie, Shawn, Michael and Andrew; brothers, and sisters, Bernard, Lola, Connie, Carmelita (Blair), Fraser (Judy), Richard (Madonna), Rosemary (Rhodes) and John (Wanda); and his many nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by his parents, Xavier and Edith; brother, Clem; in-laws, Ralph Murray, Mary Burke, Linda Burke and Harold Stevens; nephew, David King; father-in-law, Alexander and mother-in-law, Sarah. Warren spent his early years working on lake boats and would often talk about sailing through New York. Then worked in Halifax, staying with his Aunt Monica, along with his brothers Connie and Richard. But he was most proud of being a member of the Labourers International Union Local 1115 for over 50 years and also helped many new members who would join. He worked many jobs all over Cape Breton and even spent 3 years working in Fort McMurray with Labourers International Union Local 92. Even after he retired in 2017, he would still check up on the other members at the union hall in Sydney from time to time. Warren was known for his quick wit, storytelling and generosity. He enjoyed drives to the canal and making coffee deliveries to Burke Brothers, and catching up on the gossip; always having his sidekick, Moe, with him. He was also quick to tell people how lucky he and Debbie were to have "the girls" around to help out and he didn't know what they would do without them. We would like to thank all of Dad's brothers and sisters. Nieces and nephews, for all of their support over the last few months. You are all a perfect example of what a family should be, We would also like to thank the doctors and nurses at the Cape Breton Cancer Centre; Dr. Gillis, Dr. DeRoche, Lesley LeRue and Kyla MacKeigan of the Palliative Care Unit at Strait Richmond Hospital for all of their care and compassion during his illness; Rachael Green and staff at Green's Funeral Home for their help during this difficult time. Cremation has taken place. There will be no visitation. Service details will be announced at a later date. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Strait Richmond Palliative Care Society. | Bourque, John Warren (I29817)
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| 1064 | John and Mary are listed as married in the 1900 US census Marriage index of Middlesex County lists their marriage to be 6 May 1895 | Family: John Joseph Legg / Mary J. Smith (F85)
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| 1065 | John Giles is one of the first families to settle in Maryland | Giles, John (I31456)
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| 1066 | JOHN H. BAKER, Age 73, of Macon, GA died Monday, October 5, 2009 at his residence. -Funeral services are scheduled for 2P.M. Wednesday, October 7, from the Graveside in Chauncey Cemetery, Chauncey, GA with Rev. Ron Watson & Rev Royce Vaughn officiating, with Full Military Honors. -Mr. Baker was born in Chicago, Illinois and had lived in Macon for the past 17 years. He was a retired U. S. Navy Veteran, was retired from Hughes Aircraft and Warner Robins Air Force Base and was preceded in death by his parents, Virginia C. Baker Robertson & Alfred Baker. He was an avid hunter & fisherman and had traveled all over the World. | Baker, John H. (I9008)
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| 1067 | John H. Sexton, Hingham, age 76, formally of Norwell, died August 20, 2010 after a long illness. John graduated from Weymouth Vocational School in 1952. He was a member of the US Marines Reserve and a Staff Sgt. in the US Air Force. His career in the printing industry began at President Press, Quincy and then he went on to be President of Atlantic Typesetting, Boston, President of Typesetting Service, RI; Manager of Financial Printing for Daniels Printing; retiring from the George H. Dean Printing Company. John served on the Norwell's first Cushing Memorial Hall Committee. He was Past President of the Boston Club of Printing House Craftsmen, and a guest lecturer at Northeastern University. He also served for many years on the Advancement Committee for Boy Scout Troop 66, Norwell, where he also performed as the Troop's cook on many of their excursions. Beloved husband of Annette Poirier Sexton. He was the son of the late John and Mary Sexton. | Sexton, John Henry (I9768)
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| 1068 | John Oliver was born on December 26, 1879, in Hartshorne, Oklahoma, the child of John B and Rachael. He married Serena Ann Castleman in 1904. They had five children in 20 years. He died on June 14, 1945, in Placer County, California, at the age of 65. Mother's maiden name, Clifford | Oliver, John (I7246)
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| 1069 | John passed away on Sunday, April 20, 2014. John was a resident of Baltimore, Maryland at the time of his passing. He was married to Suzanne. | Gorsuch, John R. (I3346)
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| 1070 | John W. Gaerig 12/29/1928 - 12/12/2013 John W. Gaerig John W. Gaerig, 84, of Red Bud formerly of Du Quoin, passed away at 7:50 A.M., Thursday, December 12, 2013 at the Red Bud Regional Hospital in Red Bud. John was a retired mine manager for Consolidated Coal Company. He was a US Army veteran of the Korean War. He was a longtime member of the Du Quoin Presbyterian Church. He was a member of the Steeleville American Legion and had been a member of the Du Quoin American Legion. He was a lifetime member of the Du Quoin Elks Lodge. In his retirement he got many years of enjoyment from his Du Quoin Indian football team. He was a avid Du Quoin football fan. He was born December 29, 1928 at Du Quoin, IL the son of Charles and Clara (Mann) Gaerig. John married Christina Thomas on June 19, 1954 at the Protection of the Virgin Mary Orthodox Church in Royalton and she survives. He is survived by his wife of Red Bud, daughter- Julia Ann Bransky and husband Howard of Los Angeles, CA, son- John Daniel Gaerig and wife Julie of Berryville, VA, grandchildren- Audrey Ray Gaerig and Alexes Gaerig both of Berryville, VA, two sisters- Ann Huff and husband Fred of Du Quoin and Mary Catherine Stanhouse of Livonia, MI, brother- Carl D. Gaerig and wife Ruth of Dearborn, MI, several nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents and half brother and his wife- Charles Siefert and wife Tona. Funeral services will be at 11:00 A.M., Monday, December 16, 2013 at the Searby Funeral Home in Du Quoin with Fr. Justin Foster officiating. Friends may call from 4 to 7 P.M. Sunday at the Searby Funeral Home in Du Quoin. Burial will be in the Protection of the Virgin Mary Orthodox Cemetery at Royalton. Online Condolences From: Charles Morrill Oraville Relationship: friend So sorry to hear of John's passing. I'll always have fond memories of him enjoying Du Quoin football games,the races at the Du Quoin State Fair and his sense of humor. My condolences to the Gaerig family. Sent: 12/14/2013 From: Marian Rathke-Whitson Du Quoin, IL Relationship: Friend of Family I want to offer my deepest sympathy and condolences to the family on heir loss. Sincerely Marian Rathke-Whitson Sent: 12/17/2013 | Gaerig, John (I269)
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| 1071 | Johnny Martin James, 76, peacefully celebrated his heavenly homecoming Thursday, November 1, 2018. Johnny was a longtime resident of Plainview, Texas and had enjoyed the last years of his life in Beaumont, Tx. He leaves behind his daughter Amy Detwiler and husband Robin, son Jason James and wife Jennifer, grandson Saxton Detwiler and wife Nikki, granddaughter Summer Bernhardt and husband Troy, grandson Brennen James, great-grandson Lexon Detwiler, great step-grandson Parker Boyles, and many special friends. He was preceded in death by his parents Glen and Norma James and sisters Jeananne and Glenda James and his wife Rhea James. Johnny was born February 23, 1942, to Glen and Norma James. Johnny graduated from Plainview High School, attended Texas Tech University and served in the army during the Vietnam War. Johnny farmed most of his life in the Plainview area and was a member of First Baptist Church there. Johnny loved fishing, playing 42, watching football games, and visiting with his fellow farmers, family and many friends. | James, Johnny Martin (I8923)
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| 1072 | Joseph "Pops" Marmo, 93, of Woodbridge, VA, died peacefully at home on May 15, 2020. He moved to Virginia in 2011 from Toms River, NJ. He raised his family in Lakewood, NJ. He was a Navy Veteran, serving in World War II from 1945-1947. Joe was an active member of the Howell Elks Lodge 2515, where he served 1 term as Exalter Ruler and became a honorary life member. He also was a lifetime member of VFW post 4715 in Point Pleasant, NJ and a member of the Italian American Club. He retired from Modern Gas in Lakewood, NJ as a Propane Service Technician. He married the love of his life, Frances "Toot" Graziano in 1954 at St. Mary of the Lake Church in Lakewood. He was preceded in death by his wife, parents Charlie Marmo and Delia "Nellie" Cestaro Marmo, siblings Tomasina "Mae" Tallarida, Agnes Burke and Nicholas Marmo. His family brought joy to his life. He is survived by a daughter Joanne McCoubrey and son-in-law Rob McCoubrey of Woodbridge, VA, a daughter Frances "Sis" Cordero of Fairfax, VA and a son Joseph Marmo of New Albany, OH, six grandchildren, Nicholas Cordero, Anthony Cordero, Giovanna Cordero Bowden, Robby McCoubrey, Carlo Marmo, Luca Marmo, and 2 great grandchildren Bane Cordero and Quinn Cordero. Pops was loved by many and will be missed. | Marmo, Joseph Nicholas (I3587)
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| 1073 | Josephine Catherine Murphy Obituary It is with broken hearts that the family of the late JOSEPHINE MURPHY of Parker's Cove announces her passing. Josephine passed away in Alberta on December 1 st , 2019 at the age of 77. Leaving to mourn with a lifetime of wonderful memories are her; son, Victor Murphy (Karen Kenway) of Ottawa, Ont.; daughters, Alexandria Murphy of Rochester Hills, Michigan, Peggy Hynes (Patrick) of Medicine Hat, AB, and Lillian Murphy (Steven Cuthill) of Medicine Hat; 6 grandchildren, Darcy, Alexander, Madison, Cameron, Reyd, and Madden; sister, Marion Murphy; plus a large circle of extended family and friends. Josephine was predeceased by her husband, Alexander Murphy; son, Joseph Murphy; mother, Madeline Synard; and her father, Albert Synard The Murphy Family will be accepting visitors at Our Lady of Lourdes in Parker's Cove on at a time to be announced. Funeral Service will take place at Our Lady of Lourdes in Parker's Cove on Monday, December 9 th at 2pm Interment to follow at RC Cemetery in Parker's Cove. | Synard, Josephine Catherine (I17233)
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| 1074 | Jourdan was killed in Detroit at age 17. Birthdate taken from obituary http://www.freep.com/article/20140430/NEWS02/304300166/Westland-teens-murder-Detroit-Kudla-Bobbish http://www.detroitnews.com/article/20140501/METRO01/305010103 Suspect in slayings of Westland teens convicted in 2012 of killing military veteran Detroit ? The second suspect in the brutal murders of two Westland teens two years ago was arraigned Thursday. Felando Hunter, 23, already serving a life sentence for murder in Jackson State Prison, was arraigned Thursday via video in 36th District Court. Hunter and suspect Fredrick K. Young, 25, of Detroit, face charges of first-degree premeditated murder, first-degree felony murder, torture, armed robbery, unlawful imprisonment and felony firearm in the slayings of Jacob Kudla, 18, and Jourdan Bobbish, 17, two years ago. Young faces an additional charge of being a felon in possession of a firearm The teens? bodies were found July 27, 2012 in a field near City Airport about a week after they had gone missing after visiting their uncle who lives on the city?s eastside. They were last seen about a week earlier. About two weeks later, both Hunter and Young were arrested in connection with fatal shooting of a 60-year-old Marine and Navy veteran John Villneff who was shot to death defending his grandchildren during a home invasion involving Hunter, Young and several other men at the family?s home in the 6800 block of Rutland on the city?s west side on August 9, 2012. Hunter was sentenced to life in prison in Villneff?s murder. Young is awaiting trial, along with two other defendants, in the Villneff case next month. Investigators allege Young and Hunter robbed, tortured, imprisoned and then murdered Kudla and Bobbish. The motive for the murders has not been released but more details in the teens? murders and the case are expected to be released when Hunter and Young have their preliminary examination on the charges to determine whether they will stand trial on the charges on May 13. The bodies of Kudla and Bobbish were found in a field at Lyford and French near City Airport on July 27, 2012, around 9 a.m. following a week-long search of the city for the teens. Their family members believed they were carjacked after leaving the east side home of an uncle. The victims were stripped to their underwear, forced to kneel, and shot execution-style in an overgrown, litter-strewn field near Coleman A. Young Airport. A man scavenging for old furniture to sell made the gruesome discovery of the teens? bodies. The arrests and charges follow an extensive investigation by Detroit police and the Wayne County Prosecutor?s Office. From The Detroit News: http://www.detroitnews.com/article/20140501/METRO01/305010103#ixzz33LVDtqhs | Bobbish, Jourdan (I1257)
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| 1075 | Joyce Butler Sanford, 94, of Corpus Christi passed away peacefully in her sleep on February 24, 2025. She was born in San Antonio to Crague and Beatrice McHugo on October 5, 1930. She met her husband Dan Sanford in high school and married at age 16. Her passions in life were caring for her family, being a pastor's wife, and loving her church family and all who entered. Joyce was a lovely lady inside and out, she always had a smile on her face and kind words to say about others, she was Godly in giving of herself and spent her days in service to our Lord, she will be greatly missed! Joyce is preceded by her parents, husband Rev. Dan Sanford, along with her two sons Daniel and Luke Sanford. She leaves to cherish her memory of her grandchildren; Charles L. (Megan) Sanford, Leta (David) Popham, and Rebekah (Jessie) Burleson. | Butler, Joyce (I24673)
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| 1076 | Joyce was born, Annie Joyce Murdock. She later adopted the name, Joyce Ann. She grew up in several West Texas locations, as well as Mission, Hidalgo County, in deep South Texas. She graduated from San Angelo Central HS about 1951. Joyce met and married Raymond Gorski, in San Angelo, a local radio personality originally from Houston. About 1953, they moved to Midland, Texas, where Raymond became an on-air-live director and commentator for the fledgling KMID television station. It as during this time that Raymond adapted the name, "Jerry Blair" for professional reasons. He apparently used that name for the rest of his life. It is believed that the name was officially changed about 1970. Joyce was first cousin to the famed Dallas Cowboys Head Coach, Tom Landry. Joyce and Jerry had two children, a son and daughter. Joyce and Jerry apparently lived out their lives in Dallas, Texas. | Murdock, Annie Joyce (I19149)
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| 1077 | July 13, 1935 - March 11, 2019 Patricia Fulton Pizzini, loving and devoted sister, wife, mother and grandmother passed from this life on March 11, 2019. She was preceded in death by her parents Carroll and Elva Jean Fulton; daughter Suzanne Davis; and sister Carole Holland. She is survived by her brother Michael Fulton; husband of 63 years, Fred Joseph Pizzini; children Stephanie (Mark) Snoga, Fulton (Karen) Pizzini, Steven (Nora) Pizzini, and Jennifer Pizzini; and grandchildren Daniel (Jessica), Jason, Emily, Kristen, Dillon, Ashley, Zachery, Taylor, Tylor, Loren, Rileigh, Madeleine, and Creighton. | Fulton, Patricia (I11302)
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| 1078 | Junior Gray, 63, a Greyhound dog owner and breeder, died Saturday, Feb. 16, 2002, in Graham. Mr. Gray moved to Graham from Post 34 years ago. He was preceded in death by a grandson, Trey Birdwell, in 1998. Survivors: Wife, Carolyn Gray of Graham; daughters, Caren Birdwell and husband, George, of Graham and Cammie Gray and fiancce, Gregg Mullins, of Bedford; sister, Zella Mae Withers of Andrews; brother, J.W. Gray of Past; and grandson, Blake Birdwell. | Gray, Junior (I8888)
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| 1079 | Kara Marie Malatesta passed away suddenly on Friday, September 7, 2007 at the Winchester Hospital. She was 30 years old. Kara was born in Winchester and was a lifelong resident of Burlington. She was a graduate of Burlington High School Class of 1995. She had worked as a Certified Nurses Assistant at both the Winchester Hospital and Lahey Clinic Medical Center. She also worked as a Home Health Aid which gave her great satisfaction to care for the elderly. She loved children and her many cousins. She was an avid reader and enjoyed spending time on Plum Island. She was a huge Red Sox and Patriots fan. Kara was the beloved daughter of Edward and Carol (Whitman) Malatesta of Burlington. She was the sister of Thomas Malatesta of Burlington and grand daughter of Louise Malatesta of Burlington, Edwin Whitman of Ft. Meyers, FL, the late Alfred Malatesta and Agnes Whitman. She was also survived by many loving aunts, uncles, and cousins. | Malatesta, Kara Marie (I6373)
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| 1080 | Karen Wright, 63, passed away on February 18, 2012 following a courageous battle against lung cancer. She was born on September 9, 1948 in Corpus Christi, TX and graduated from Flour Bluff High School in 1966. Right after graduation, Karen married the love of her life, Robert Wright and they moved to Houston to raise their two sons. Karen enjoyed spending time with her family and traveling. She worked at Mountain Products LP up until the time of her death. Karen was preceded in death by her parents, Glynn and Vodena Custer and brother-in-law Lonnie Wright. Remembering Karen with much love are her husband of 45 years, Robert Wright; sons Eddie Wright and his wife Shellie of Grand Forks, North Dakota and Steven Wright of Houston; grandsons Haden and Logan Wright of Grand Forks, North Dakota; brother Glynn Custer and wife Sharon of Lufkin,TX; sisters Dena Plaisted and husband George of Little Rock, AR, Debbie Charanza and husband George of Lufkin,TX and Kathy Custer of Lufkin, TX; sisters-in-law Fanny Jo Brown of Corpus Christi, TX, Nora Jean Terry and husband Arlan of Mathis, TX, and Judy Wright also of Corpus Christi, TX; nieces and nephews, Kimberly Wiltshire, Tracey, Tonya, and Tony Charanza, Keith Terry, Arla Kay Vickery, Kathy Weintraub, Bryan Brown, Rhonda Foreman, Paula Ryan and Amy Wright as well as many loving friends. | Custer, Karen T. (I24527)
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| 1081 | Kenneth Pearl, 68, passed away peacefully at home with his family by his side July 8, 2011. He was born 10-10-42 in Panama City, Panama to Harry E. and Virginia C. Pearl. He was a graduate of the University of Southern Mississippi and had a long career with CVS Pharmacy. Kenny is survived by his wife of 46 years, Carolyn Arbuthnot Pearl of Spring, his three sons and their wives, Kenneth, Jr. and Valerie of Stamford, CT, Mike and Tricia of Spring, Allen and Christie of Houston, grandchildren Tristan, Quentin, Samantha, Amanda, Jessica, Jade, Tommy, and Ben, mother, Virginia C. Pearl of Ocala, FL, sister, Linda Dahlstrom of Ocala, FL, brother, Ronald Pearl and sister in law, Jeanne Pearl of Danville, CA as well as many other relatives and friends. | Pearl, Kenneth (I6935)
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| 1082 | Killed in a car accident | Zupicich, Dino (I986)
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| 1083 | killed in Indian attack 1 July 1793 at Hay's Station, Davidson Co., TN | Casselmann, Joseph (I2095)
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| 1084 | Killed in Normandy during the D-Day invasion | Feretic, Nikola (I28111)
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| 1085 | Known as Blanche V Grimes in the 1910 census. Was still at home as of 1910 | Grimes, Sarah Blanche (I142)
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| 1086 | LANDERS, Marilyn (Siccone) Of North Reading, formerly of Cambridge, December 14, 2010, age 77. Beloved wife of the late Richard L. Flanders. Loving mother of Lawrence Flanders of Long Island, NY; Martin Flanders of Malden; Tracy Flanders of Wilmington; Melinda Paul of Campton, NH and Sandra Noyes of North Reading. Also survived by ten grandchildren. She is predeceased by brothers, Ralph and Robert Siccone and her granddaughter, Brianna Paul | Siccone, Marylyn (I5106)
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| 1087 | lara B. Maples, 88, of Ocala, FL, passed on Monday, March 3, 2014 at the Legacy House, Ocala. She was born in Glenwood, Maryland on December 21, 1925; daughter to the late William Augustus and Mary Elizabeth (Bitner) Gover. She grew up in Howard County, MD and moved to Baltimore in 1945; meeting her soon to be husband Bob and was married in 1948. For many years Clara served as a Manager with Levenson and Klein Furniture, Baltimore, MD. Together they retired to Havana, suburb of Tallahassee, FL in 1989. There they became active with Habitat For Humanity in building the homes. On August 29, 2012 Clara's husband of 64 years, Robert Lee Maples died and Clara moved to Ocala to be near her cousin Mary Taury. She was also preceded in death by her siblings; Pauline Malatt, Ethel Gover, Kenneth Gover and Walter Gover. Clara is survived by her loving son Robert Lee Maples, Jr. of Greenbrae, CA and 5 nephews and many cousins. | Gover, Clara Bessie (I12615)
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| 1088 | Last living American to fight in WWI | Buckles, Frank Woodruff (I7368)
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| 1089 | Last name may be Tardiff | Dardy, Marie Margarite (I740)
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| 1090 | Last name really is Lesica Birth date from gravestone | Lesica, Dominik (I79)
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| 1091 | Lavonne (Mazurek) Rose, age 56 of Adkins passed away December 10, 2011. Preceded in death by her parents, Irvin Luke & Betty Jean (Pullin) Mazurek; "sister", Debbie Trevino and soulmate, Dick Hayes. She is survived by her son, Jason Fogle & wife Daiza; daughter, Meghan Phinney & fianc? Collin Newburg; grandchildren, Copelan Roger Fogle; Jaylon Aris Fogle, and Hudson Orion Newburg; sisters, Elaine (Mazurek) Stephens & husband Ronny, Shirley Jean (Mazurek) Rhodes & husband Richard and Betti "Sissi" J. Gregoire & husband Roger ; brother, Irvin "Bubba" Mazurek and 28 nieces, nephews, great nieces and great nephews. | Mazurek, Lavonne Rose (I25338)
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| 1092 | Le Courrier, 28 January 2000, p. 11 (translated) Lower West Pubnico ? We announce the death of Ethel Nemerise d'Entremont, native of Lower West Pubnico, on Saturday, January 15th, at Yarmouth Regional Hospital, at the age of 90. She was the daughter of the late Antoine d'Entremont and Laura d'Entremont. She was a member of the West Pubnico Historical Society, Noveaux Horizons and the Ladies of St. Anne. She leaves in mourning two brothers, Alvin and Leo of Lower West Pubnico, and two sisters, Alvina and Jeanette of Lower West Pubnico. She was preceded in death by her husband, Theodore, two brothers, Lester and Melford (4 years), and a sister, Emerita (3 years). | D'Entremont, Ethel Nemerise (I7470)
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| 1093 | Le Petit Courrier - November 6, 1947, p. 7 (translated) Wedgeport - Mr. Anselm LeBlanc, son of Mrs. Fran?oise LeBlanc and the late Simon LeBlanc of Wedgeport, died at the Yarmouth Hospital on Tuesday afternoon, October 28th, at the age of 34. He was sick for 14 years. Other than his mother, the deceased leaves a brother Herman of Medford, Mass, and a sister Mrs. Wilfred Surette of Chelsea. The funeral was held at Saint Michael's Church on Friday morning, Rev. Father Doucet, priest, officiated. The pallbearers were Delbert, Jean, Luxime Cottreau, Valois Boudreau, Leo LeBlanc and Willie Surette. | Leblanc, Anselme Edouard (I7467)
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| 1094 | Le Petit Courrier, 14 July 1960, p. 6 (translated) East Pubnico - Mr. Alfred D. Amirault of Lower East Pubnico died Monday of last week, July 4th, at Camp Hill Hospital, where he had been admitted a few days before. He was 52. Mr. Amirault had not been well for a few years, having been admitted several times to Camp Hill Hospital, but the death came a little bit suddenly anyway. The deceased was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. William Amirault of this village. He leaves to mourn his wife, the former Florence d'Entremont; three daughters, Rosemarie, Rachel and Geraldine; six boys, Claude, Robert, Louis, Arnold L?ance and Michel; two sisters, Mrs. Ralph LeBlanc, Madeleine of Roslindale, and Mrs. Cameron, Edna, of Woods Harbour; a brother, Fran?ois, of Middle East Pubnico. | Amirault, Alfred Delmar (I7496)
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| 1095 | Le Petit Courrier, 14 September 1944, p. 10 (translated) Mr. Henri Surette, elderly man of 94 years, died Friday night, the 8th of September, at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Nelson d'Eon, West Pubnico, where he had been living for some time. The deceased was the son of the late Cr?pin and Marguerite Surette of Ste-Anne-du-Ruisseau, but since he was a young man he lived here in Pubnico, working with his brother, Th?ophile, who was a tanner. His wife was Hortense Amirault of East Pubnico, who died several years ago. Besides Mrs. Nellie d'Eon, with whom he made his home, he leaves in mourning four other daughters: Mrs. Urgel Colette of Lynn, Mrs. James Smith of Saugus, Mrs. Alph?e d'Entremont of Stoneham, Mrs. Sylvain d'Entremont of Lower West Pubnico; three brothers, Eugene of Wakefield, Odillon of Saugus and Bernard of Lynn; also a brother, Anselme Surette, age 92, Ste-Anne-du-Ruisseau; 31 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. | Surette, Henri C?saire (I6408)
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| 1096 | Le Petit Courrier, 25 April 1940, p. 1 (translated) Pubnico East - For the second time in eight hours, death has come to our parish, taking this time the soul of William Amirault, who died 15 April, at the age of 74, after a long-term illness. The deceased leaves in mourning three daughters, Mrs. Charles d'Entremont of Pubnico West, Mrs. Ralph LeBlanc of Roslindale, Mass and Edna at home; two sons, Alfred and Fran?ois; two brothers, Caesar and Raymond, all of this village. | Amirault, Guillaume Alfred (I7506)
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| 1097 | LEGG, James F. "Mickey" Jr. 77, a resident of Chelmsford for the past 23 years, died on Saturday, March 6, 2010. He was the beloved husband of Maureen (Maloney) (Greenwood) Legg for 26 years. James was born on May 25, 1932 in Boston, the son of the late James and Alice (Lane) Legg. He had served in the U.S. Navy during the 1950's. Prior to his retirement, he had worked for HUB Foods in Chelsea. He was the loving father of Thomas Legg of Wells, ME, David Legg of York, ME, Paula Legg of Westford, Sandra Rivetts of Pepperell, step father of Laura Nowick of Derry, NH, grandfather of Dan, Stefani, Adam, Gavin, Danielle, Kristen, Johnny, and Sarah, and brother of Delores Morgan of Somerville, and Alan Legg of Medford. He was also the brother of the late Otto Legg of Braintree, Robert Legg of CA, and Joan Perkins of Boston. Visiting hours will be held on Tuesday from 4-8 pm at the Blake Funeral Home, 24 Worthen St., CHELMSFORD. His Funeral Mass will be celebrated on Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock at St. Mary's Church, 25 North Rd., Chelmsford. Interment in Pine Ridge Cemetery. For those who desire, expressions of sympathy in James' name may be made to the 30 Speen St., Framingham, MA 01701. Arrangementsby Blake Funeral Home, Chelmsford. www.blakefuneralhome.com | Legg, James (I1312)
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| 1098 | Leona Crownover was raised by John Rabb and his wife Mary "Polly" (Crownover) Rabb when her parents, John Chesney Crownover and Nancy (Castleman) Crownover died. | Crownover, Leona (I7859)
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| 1099 | Leonard Budzen, beloved husband of Josy Budzen, passed away peacefully on December 17, 2016 at The Villages Regional Hospital. He was 94. Precious father to Janice Budzen and Sheri and John Wojciechowski, loving brother to Violet Laliberte (who is 98) and cherished grandpa to Lauryn Sprung, Maddy and Mike Tousley , Mike, Chelsea and Matt Wojciechowski and Jeff and Jenny Budzen--their daughter Jessica was Len and Josy's first great granddaughter, and Hannah Budzen. Len was born in Detroit on October 27, 1922 to Polish parents Walter and Stella Budzen. They came to the U.S. from Poland as teenagers and met in Detroit. Len spoke the Polish language fluently as does his sister. Raised in Detroit, Len graduated from Cass Tech High School as valedictorian and received a scholarship to the University of Miami in music. Although an accomplished violinist, he said when he saw all the extremely talented musicians there he switched his major to engineering. He served his country in the Pacific as an Ensign in the U S Navy from 1943 to 1946. In 1948 he graduated from the University of Michigan with a degree in Engineering and began a long career with General Electric (formerly Carboloy). He served in various marketing and sales management positions and along the way he acquired several Midas Auto Repair shops, which he later sold. His passion was the electric car and in the 70s at Copper Development Corporation he was responsible for the development of an electric car. His success was touted in many newspaper stories and Len drove the car in a number of parades throughout the country. He was even a contestant on the TV program "To Tell The Truth." It is no wonder that he was one of the first to own an electric car when they became available. After many years of traveling the world with Holland America Cruise Lines and the Michigan-based Nomads travel group and during winter months escaping Michigan's harsh winters at Siesta Key beaches, Len and his wife bought a place in to The Villages in 2012 where they enjoyed golfing. Len also loved gardening and teaching tricks to beloved dog Ginger. Len lived his life to the fullest--always having a positive outlook no matter the challenges. He will be remembered for his infectious smile, keen mind, quick wit, hearty laugh and kind heart. | Budzen, Leonard Zigman (I6831)
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| 1100 | Leslie D Moore was known as "Slick" Moore. Son of William Preston and Levinia (Lacy) Moore. Grandson of Thomas Jefferson and Sarah Ann (Dickey) Moore (who are buried at the Tobey Cemetery). His headstone is a granite hitching post with the iron ring still attached on the top. | Moore, Leslie D. (I7771)
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