Anna Tomaselli Obituary 1988
New Jersey Obituary and Death Notice Archive. New Jersey Obituary and Death Notice Archive - Page 668. Posted By: GenLookups.com Date: Friday, 11 March 2016, at 12:14 p.m. Stone, Michael R. STONE went home to be with the Lord on Saturday, December 20th, 2003 at his home in Medford, NJ. He was 33 yrs.
Zemprelli, Esq., age 92 of Jupiter, FL and formerly of Clairton, passed away on Monday, December 4, 2017. Born May 11, 1925 in Clairton, he was the son of the late John Zemprelli and Maria (Mercurio) Pelegrini Tomaselli Zemprelli. Ed was a proud graduate of Penn State University – where he was a member of the debate team and worked the first-down chains at the football games – and the University of Pittsburgh School of Law. After passing the bar in 1950, Ed hung his shingle in his home town and began the practice of law. From there, starting as solicitor for the City of Clairton, Ed began a political career seeing him elected for his home district to the Pennsylvania House of Representatives from 1963 until his election to the Pennsylvania Senate for the 45th District. Ed retained that office 1969 to 1988, serving as Senate Majority Leader later in that term.
He also served as a trustee for Penn State from 1978 to 1996 and a trustee for the University of Pittsburgh. In his personal life, Ed was a member of St. Thomas a Becket Church in Jefferson Hills, a talented wood worker, a fan of the opera, a gardener, a chef, a golfer, and, most importantly, a loving husband, father, grandfather, and great-grandfather. He was preceded in death by his wife Margaret (Antoinetta) Zemprelli, who passed away July 15, 2014, and his siblings: Ange Bracken, Lena Capristo, and Michael Tomaselli.
Ed is survived by his daughter Carla Zemprelli Corum of Commerce City, CO; his granddaughter Jamie (Joseph) McVay of Colorado; and his great-grandchildren Sophia, Layla, Adrianna, and Sierra. Friends will be received in St. Thomas a Becket Church, 139 Gill Hall Rd., Jefferson Hills, PA 15025 on Saturday, December 9, 2017 from 10 AM until an 12 PM Mass of Christian Burial with Fr. Daniel Maurer officiating.
Entombment will be private in Jefferson Memorial Park, Pleasant Hills. Memorial contributions in Ed's name should be made to St. Thomas a Becket Church, address above. Arrangements by the A.J.
Bekavac Funeral Home, Clairton.
Essex County, Massachusetts ObituariesMiscellaneous Essex County, Massachusetts Obituaries-First Name:Last Name:Lorene M. Anderson-CorkumLorene M. (Lambert) Anderson-Corkum, 58, of Merrimac last TuesdayatAnna Jaques Hospital in Newburyport.in Haverhill, she was the daughter of the late Lionel and Jeanette(Marcotte) Lambert. She graduated from Essex Agricultural School in1961.Mrs. Anderson-Corkum worked at Sawyer's Restaurant in Plaistow, N.H.andlater at Western Electric, now Lucent Technologies in North Andover,for29 years as a process checker until illness forced her to retire in1998.She attended the Church of the Nativity. She was involved with theSilverHeels Riding Club and was active with the Girl Scouts when her daughterswere young.Mrs.
Anderson-Corkum was active in Essex County 411, where she establishedthe Howard E. Memorial Scholarship in memory of her husband.She was also a member of the Dionne Quintuplets Collectors Club.The widow of Howard E. And Douglas J. Corkum, she leavessonand daughter-in-law Howard E. Anderson III and Tami of Hot Springs,S.D.;daughters and sons-in-law Sheryl M.
And Donald Cummings of Kingston,N.H.,and Janet L. And Robert Derepentigny of Haverhill; brothers LionelLambertJr.
Of Iowa, Gene Lambert of Florida, Roland Lambert of Fremont, N.H.,andGuilbert Lambert of Laconia, N.H.; sister Patricia Dignard of SebagoLake,N.H.; 10 grandchildren; two stepgrandchildren; and nieces and nephews.Burial was in Elmwood Cemetery.Arrangements were by Dole, Childs & Shaw Funeral Home.Memorials may be made to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, Attention:Memorial/Honors Program, 1 St. Jude Place, Box 1000, Dept. 300, Memphis,TN 38148.- Published October 11, 2001Joseph J. BelskyJoseph J.
Belsky, 90, of Haverhill Sunday.A lifelong Haverhill resident, he received a bachelor's degree in chemicalengineering from Northeastern University.Mr. Belsky was a chemical engineer and plant manager at C.F. JamesonCo.During World War II, he worked in Buffalo, N.Y., for American Cyanamid,where he helped develop explosives, and he also worked in New Jerseymaking sulfur drugs until the end of the war.He was a member of All Saints Parish and a member of the former St.GeorgeParish. He was a member of the Elks, where he ran the 45 card gamesforseveral years and was also a member and past president of the LithuanianGedymino Club.Mr. Belsky was a member of the Holy Name Society and Holy Name Choir.Hewas also a member of the New England Shoe Foreman Association.He served on the Haverhill Industrial Development Board and assistedindeveloping the Ward Hill Industrial Park.He leaves wife of 56 years, Aldona (Yankowsky) Belsky; sons James andhiswife Regina of Wilmington and Peter of Haverhill; daughter and son-in-lawChristina and Lawrence Stanley of Houston; sister Helen Hardiman ofHaverhill; two grandchildren; and nieces and nephews.Calling hours are Wednesday 2-4 and 7- 9 p.m. At Scatamacchia FuneralHome.His funeral is Thursday at 10 a.m. At the funeral home, followed bya Massat 11 a.m.
At All Saints Church. Burial will be in St. Patrick's Cemetery.Memorials may be made to Lithuanian Children's Relief Inc., Box 497,597E. Broadway, South Boston, MA 02127.- Published October 11, 2001Catherine V.
CaggianoCatherine V. (Regan) Caggiano, of Haverhill and formerly of CenterHarbor,N.H., East Boston and Charlestown, Friday.The widow of Armando 'Ed' Caggiano, she leaves son Robert and wifeLita ofCenter Harbor; daughters Catherine and husband Robert Cantwell ofHaverhill, and Joan Litchfield of Boston; 10 grandchildren; 20great-grandchildren; and one great-great-grandchild.Arrangements were by Caggiano & Son Funeral Home, Winthrop.- Published October 11, 2001Alfred A. FranzoneAlfred A. Franzone, 83, of Haverhill Friday at Hannah DustinHealthcare.A lifelong Haverhill resident, he was the son of the late Joseph andMary(Matera) Franzone.
He was educated in Haverhill Schools.Mr. Franzone served with the United States Army Air Force during WorldWarII earning the rank of sergeant. He was a member of both the D.A.V.andMichael Buccuzzo Post.For several years he was employed as a shoe cutter at the former HartmanShoe as well as other area shoe companies.He leaves nephews Joseph and his wife Barbara Maglio of Bradford, Michaeland his wife Mary Maglio of Walnut Creek, Calif., Joseph Franzone ofHaverhill, Daniel Franzone of Ft. Myers, Fla., Frank Franzone ofHaverhill; nieces Irene Davis of Methuen, Rosalie and her husband RalphGaeta of Stoneham and Mary Ann and her husband Jay Palen of Haverhill;sister-in-law Rita Franzone; his good friend Marguerite Vigneault;andnieces and nephews.He was the brother of the late Giustino and John Franzone, Rose MaglioandLiberty 'Betty' Franzone.His funeral was Tuesday in Sacred Hearts Church.
Burial was in St.PatrickCemetery.Arrangements were by H.L. Farmer & Sons Funeral Home.Memorials may be made to the Sept. 11 Fund, care of United Way of NewYorkCity, 2 Park Ave., New York, NY 10016 or to the American Red CrossMerrimack Valley Chapter, 177 Ward Hill Ave., Bradford. MA 01835.- Published October 11, 2001Patricia A. GoodwinPatricia A.
Goodwin, 67, of Haverhill last Tuesday night at PenacookPlace Nursing Home.A lifelong Haverhill resident, she was the daughter of the late GeorgeA.and Irene (Cook) Goodwin. She graduated from Haverhill High Schoolin 1952and attended Northern Essex Community College and Merrimack CollegeinNorth Andover.Ms. Goodwin was a project management associate at Lucent LaboratoriesInc.and Bell Labs in North Andover for 22 years before she retired in 1995.Before that, she worked at Brown Counter Co., Inc.She was a member of Sacred Hearts Parish.Ms. Goodwin was also a member of Community Players of Bradford, Local1366Communication Workers of America AFL-CIO and Telephone Pioneers ofAmerica. She participated in several training and educational projectsrelating to her work with Bell Labs.She was a loving care-giver to many members of her family, an avidreader,a sponsor of the arts and she had traveled widely throughout the countryand the world.She leaves her sisters Virginia F. Paradis and Gloria N. Linehan, bothofHaverhill, and Muriel E.
Condo of Chelmsford; and nieces, nephews,grandnieces and grandnephews.She was the sister of the late Grace D. McCoy, Elynor I. Goodwin, NormanC. Goodwin, Gordon L. Goodwin and June M. LaMontague.Her funeral was Saturday in Sacred Hearts Church. Burial was in St.JamesCemetery.Arrangements were by C.
Frank Linnehan & Son Funeral Home.- Published October 11, 2001Patricia GoutierPatricia May (Sweetser) Goutier, 63, of Haverhill, Saturday atherresidence.in South Groveland, she was the daughter of the late Charles Sweetserand Virginia Doherty.Mrs. Goutier was educated in Georgetown, and was a longtime residentofHaverhill. She was employed at Lucent Technologies for 29 years andwas amember of St. John the Baptist Church.She leaves sons Joseph Goutier, George Goutier, and Kevin Goutier;daughters Elizabeth A. Fowler of Haverhill and Lynne Belliveau; brotherFrancis Sweetser of New York; sisters Virginia Dwelley of Exeter, N.H.,Catherine Bergeron of Goffstown, N.H., Margaret Boulay of Wayland,MildredBoguslawski of California, and Barbara Stewart of Groveland; numerousgrandchildren among them dearest granddaughter Sarah E.
Fowler ofHaverhill; special and dearest aunt Eileen Doherty of Bradford; specialfriend Sandra Valenkas of Haverhill; and nieces and nephews.Calling hours are Friday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Farmer & SonsFuneralHome. Her funeral is Saturday at 9 a.m. From the funeral home followedbya funeral Mass at 10 a.m. John the Baptist Church. Burial willfollow in the Elmwood Cemetery.Memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society, 30 Speen St.,Framingham, MA, 01701.- Published October 11, 2001Harold J.
HerseyHarold Joseph Hersey, 65, a 39-year resident of Groveland Mondayathis residence. He leaves Haverhill relatives.in Amesbury, he was the son of the late Harold W. Hersey and MyrtleS. Hersey graduated from Amesbury High School Class of 1953.
He servedinthe Army and was a veteran of the Korean War. Herseygraduated from Merrimack College with a degree in Business. He wasemployed at AT&T for 34 years, retiring in 1989.He was a former member of the Riverside Memorial Church and also amemberof the Telephone Pioneers of America.In addition to his wife of 44 years, Mrs. (Gill) Hersey,he issurvived by a son and his wife Steven H. Hersey and Susan of West Newbury;daughters and their husbands Susan E. And Douglas Bean of Londonderry,N.H., and Sandra J.
And Kevin Castle of Haverhill; sister Nancy KnightofSeverin, Md.; grandchildren Joseph, Kristin, and Matthew Hersey allofWest Newbury and Kaitlyn and Natalie Bean both of Londonderry; andniecesand nephews.Calling hours are Wednesday 4-8 p.m. Farmer & Sons FuneralHome.His funeral is Thursday at 11:00 a.m. At the funeral home. Burial willfollow in the Riverview, Groveland.Memorials may be made to Merrimack Valley Hospice / VNA, 360 MerrimackSt., Bldg. #9, Lawrence, MA 01843, the American Cancer Society, 30SpeenSt., Framingham, MA 01701, or the charity of the donor’s choice.- Published October 11, 2001M.
Bertha KelleherM. Bertha (Keohane) Kelleher, 97, of Bradford, Tuesday at St.Patrick’s Manor in Framingham.A lifelong Haverhill resident, she was the daughter of the late Timothyand Nora (O’Brien) Keohane.Mrs. Kelleher was a graduate of Haverhill High School and was employedbriefly as a bookkeeper in the local shoe industry. For many yearsshe wasa bookkeeper with her late husband Joseph E. Kelleher and her latesonPeter K.
Kelleher in the family business known as the Bradford PharmacyinBradford Square.She was a longtime member of Sacred Hearts Church and the Guild oftheInfant Savior. Kelleher was also a member of the 1937 Mother’sCluband the Haverhill Historical Society.The wife of the late Joseph E. Kelleher who in 1990, she leavessonsDr. 'Ned' Kelleher and his wife Patricia Kelleher of Wellesleyand the Reverend Timothy J. Kelleher, pastor of the Church of the BlessedSacrament in Walpole; daughter-in-law, Martha Kelleher of Haverhill;grandchildren, Kevin Kelleher and his wife Susan, and Kathryn KelleherofHaverhill, Joseph Kelleher and his wife Christine of Marshfield, RobertKelleher of Washington, D.C., and Elizabeth Boonisar and her husbandDerekof Concord; great-grandchildren Samantha, Alexandra, and MadelineKelleher of Haverhill and Peter and Jack Kelleher of Marshfield.She was the mother of the late Peter K. Kelleher who in 1981.Calling hours are Thursday 5-8 p.m.
Farmer & Sons BradfordFuneralHome.Her funeral will be Friday morning at 10 a.m. At the funeral home followedby a funeral Mass at 11 a.m. In Sacred Hearts Church. Burial will beinElmwood Cemetery.Memorials may be made to Sacred Hearts Church, 48 South Chestnut Street,Bradford, MA 01835.- Published October 11, 2001Guito D. OttavianiGuito D. Ottaviani of Clearwater, Fla., Sept.
15 at home.in Haverhill, he was the son of the late Severino and Elisa(Sylvester) Ottaviani. He attended Haverhill Schools and graduatedfromHaverhill Trade School.He served in the Navy during World War II, where he was primarilystationed in the North Sea.He worked in local shoe shops, including Allen Shoe Co. When WesternElectric came to Haverhill, he joined its work force, and later movedtothe North Andover branch.
He stayed with Western Electric until hisretirement in 1979.When the New England winters became too much for him, he moved firsttoCalifornia for a couple of years, and then in 1982, to the Gulf CoastofFlorida.Since his retirement, he enjoyed traveling throughout the United Statesand abroad, including various cruises. He loved spending time withhisgranddaughters and delighted in their accomplishments.Guito enjoyed being outdoors and could often be found planting in hisbackyard. He also liked fishing and doing jigsaw puzzles. Guito was wellknownfor being able to fix anything, and was often called upon to do justthat.He leaves his wife of 57 years, Lorraine (Vernon) Ottaviani of Clearwater;daughter Bette Anne Caruso and her husband John L. Of Haverhill;granddaughters Jennifer L.
Caruso of Needham and Lisa A. Caruso ofHaverhill; brother Rudolph Ottaviani of Haverhill; and nieces and nephews.He was the brother of the late Vincent Ottaviani, Jerry Sylvester,AnnieSylvester and Philomena Ottaviani.Arrangements were made by the Osgood-Cloud Funeral Home.A memorial Mass will be held locally at a later date.Memorial contributions may be made to American Red Cross Disaster ReliefFund, 177 Ward Hill Ave., Haverhill, MA 01835.- Published October 11, 2001Hyman RosenHyman Rosen, 78, retired biochemist and teacher Sept. 27, at theHaleHospital of cancer.Dr. Rosen was in Haverhill on May 27, 1923.A distinguished scholar, he graduated from Haverhill High School in1941and was awarded the Shattuck Prize for the highest scholastic average.Hewent on to earn an undergraduate degree from Columbia University in1944and a Ph.D. In Biochemistry from Georgetown University in 1963.He was a veteran of the Korean War, attaining the rank of 1st Lt.
IntheArmy Medical Service Corps. He worked at various jobs, including overtenyears at the Walter Reed Army Institute of Research in Washington DC.In1967, he moved to San Diego, Calif. Where he taught chemistry coursesatthe University of California, San Diego and San Diego Community College.He founded two San Diego companies, one of which he sold and the second,Diagnostic Biochemistry, Inc., from which he retired in 1988.
He returnedto Haverhill in 1989 and was a member of Temple Emanu-El.He leaves three sons, Paul Jonathan of Truro; Mark Daniel of NewportBeach, Calif., and Seth Benjamin of Oakland, Calif.; sister GertrudeShapiro, twin sister Shirley Holber, and sister-in-law Esther Rosen,allof Haverhill; one grandson; and nieces and nephews.Arrangements were by the H.L. Farmer & Sons Funeral Home.Memorials may be made to the Temple Emanu-El Memorial Fund, 514 MainStreet, Haverhill, MA 01830.- Published October 11, 2001Michael J.
RossettiMichael J. Rossetti, 49, of Hampton Falls, N.H., Sunday at theUniversity of Pittsburg Medical Center, Pittsburg, Pa.in Haverhill, he was the son of the late Gerald J. And LillianM.(Heroux) Rossetti. He was a graduate of Lawrence Catholic High School.Helived in Haverhill for many years before moving to Hampton Falls in1985.He was a self-employed carpenter.Mr. Rossetti was a veteran of the United States Army having servedduringthe Vietnam War.He enjoyed music especially 'The Grateful Dead.' He leaves his wife of 16 years, Deborah A.
Benn; sisters Janet M.Cunningham of Lee, N.H., Theresa A. Soellner and her husband John ofHaverhill; nephews John Soellner and Michael Soellner both of Haverhill;two aunts; two great-aunts; and cousins.Calling hours are Friday 6-8 p.m. At Remick & Gendron Funeral Home,Hampton. A funeral Mass is Saturday at 10 a.m. Our Lady of the MiraculousMedal Church, Hampton.Burial will be private.Memorials may be made to the charity of the donor's choice.- Published October 11, 2001Martin S. SapolskyMartin S. Sapolsky, 62, of Georgetown Sunday at Anna Jaques Hospitalin Newburyport.in Haverhill, he was the son of the late Joseph Sapolsky and AnnE.Weintraub.He is survived by a brother Jerome Sapolsky of Barrington, R.I.; andtwonephews and one niece.He was also the brother of the late Bette Maye Sapolsky.Private graveside services were held this morning in Children of IsraelCemetery.Arrangements were by H.L.
Farmer & Sons Funeral Home.Memorials may be made to Concerned Citizens for the Mentally Retarded,P.O.Box 424, Hathorne, MA, 01937 or Merrimack Valley Hospice, 360Merrimack St., Bldg. # 9, Lawrence, MA 01843.- Published October 11, 2001Ida TomaselliIda (Cali) Tomaselli, 84, of Haverhill last Monday at home.Mrs. Tomaselli was a mill worker in the Lawrence textile industry.She was and educated in Lawrence.She leaves daughter Susan Iacono of Methuen; brother Frank Cali ofPlaistow, N.H.; sister Catherine LaTorre of Methuen; stepmother VeneraCali of Italy; and nieces, nephews and cousins.Arrangements were by Scatamacchia Funeral Home.- Published October 11, 2001Andrew P. Yeo, 57, of Haverhill, Monday at the New England MedicalCenter in Boston.A lifelong Haverhill resident, he was the son of the late Lawson R.Yeoand Beatrice A. (Cram) Yeo.Mr.
Yeo graduated from Haverhill High School Class of 1962 and alsograduated from Norwich University in Northfield, Vt., Class of 1966with abachelor of arts degree. He was an avid sports fan and played footballinhigh school and college.Mr. Yeo was a teacher at Sanborn Regional High School for 29 yearsretiring in 2000, and had also taught at the Harbor School in Newbury.While at Sanborn he taught history, physical education, was an athleticdirector and coached football. Yeo was also very active at theYMCA.Besides his mother, he is survived by a daughter Samara M.
Yeo ofHaverhill; brother William E. Yeo and his wife Cynthia of Amesbury;asister Mary Anne Lane and her husband Peter of Haverhill; and niecesandnephews.Calling hours are Thursday 5-9 p.m. Farmer & Sons FuneralHome.His funeral is Friday at 1 p.m. At First Baptist Church. Burial willfollow in Linwood, Haverhill.Memorials may be made to the Oncology Dept. At the New England MedicalCenter, 750 Washington St., Boston, MA, 02111, or the donor’s choice.- Published October 11, 2001Richard S. AnthonyRichard S.
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Anthony wasn't one to sit still very long. When he wasn'toperating an insurance business, you'd find him on the ski slopes, swimmingdaily at his favorite retreat, or involved in any number of community endeavors.Mr. Anthony Friday at Hale Hospital after a long illness, leavingbehind a proud legacy as a Scouting advocate, church leader, and staunchfamily supporter. For 40 years, he owned and operated AnthonyInsurance Agency in Bradford until illness forced his retirement in 1991.He had inherited the business from his father and was later joined by twosons.
Together, they built the agency to one of prominence in the city,which Mr. Anthony grew to respect. 'As a boss, he never put himself beneathyou,' said Gloria Godbout, who worked for him 37 years. 'He was a big manwho stooped to your level. You had to respect him for that.
Nobody treatedhis employees any kinder than Dick Anthony. I certainly wouldn't have stayedthere that long had it not been for his compassion.' Another who stretchedthe gamut was Peggy A. Durst, who spent 44 years at the firm before retiring.She remembers her late employer as someone who'd pick up a broom one minuteand solve a dilemma the next. 'Our children became his children,' saidDurst.
'He treated his help like family, always fair and honest. This bosshad a lot of integrity.' The agency later collaborated with Anthony Brooksand eventually with Frederick E. Malcolm into what is now Anthony &Malcolm Insurance Agency in Bradford Square. Anthony remained a pillarof First Church of Christ, Bradford, where, together with wife Lois, advocatedfor a new steeple. They worked toward that cause, assisting at bean suppersand promoting other fund-raisers.
He had been a former senior deacon, trusteeand moderator. 'When I think of this church, his image is all over it,'said Sandra L.
Walker, senior deaconess. 'I remember him from youth group.You always saw Dick rolling up his sleeves and pitching in. Whatever itwas-funds or energy-he donated quietly and without fanfare. He preferredto be anonymous.' Sharing equal passion was his role as a Scoutmaster withTroop 11 at his church, to president of Lone Tree Council, and board memberof Yankee Clipper Council. He touched the lives of many boys-from Tenderfootto Eagle-as a teacher, advisor and longtime executive. He went on campouts,jamborees and frigid Klondike Derbies, camping and hiking the wildernesstrails, and enjoying the adventure of youth.
Along with sidekick NormanWoods, the two turned out more Eagle Scouts than any other troop around.' He never got old-at least in the way he felt,' said Daniel Pascoe, aformer Scoutmaster. 'When my two boys finished Scouting, I was gone. DickAnthony never left.
He was both a mentor and inspiration to many like myself.' Aside from his home in Bradford, Mr. Anthony spent his summers on CountryPond in Kingston, N.H., where he began every day with a two-mile swim,and wintered in North Conway, N.H., where he skied 120 days a year. Twoweeks before his death, he and his wife had vacationed in Canada. 'In hiscase, the colder the better,' said his nephew Edward F. Clough, a formerGazette editor. 'He knew the trails all over the world, from Mount Washingtonto the Swiss Alps.
I find it amazing that in all those years of skiing,he never suffered an injury. Even before there were chair lifts, he'd climbto the top under very slippery conditions.' Anthony was also a 59-yearmember of Saggahew Lodge, AF & AM, which conducted a memorial serviceMonday night at the funeral home before a line of mourners that had formedoutside the door. He was in Haverhill, son of the late Frederic A.and Grace (Morse) Anthony, and lived here nearly all his life. He graduatedfrom Haverhill High School in 1937 and from Tilton Junior College in 1939.He was a U.S.
Army veteran of World War II, attaining the rank of sergeant.Mr. Anthony was employed at the former Roberts Baking Company in Bradfordfor five years before launching his career in insurance. He was also amember of the Greater Haverhill Insurance Agents and served on the boardof Elmwood Cemetery. He leaves his wife of 55 years, Lois E. (Clough) Anthony;two sons and their wives, Kenneth J. And Irena Anthony, Bradford, and ThomasB. Anthony, Hamilton; four grandchildren, Elizabeth and AnneMarie Anthony, both of Bradford, and Ryan M.
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Anthony, bothof Hamilton, and one cousin. He was the father of the late Donald S. Anthony,who in 1996. Entombment was in Elmwood Mausoleum. Arrangements wereby the H. Farmer & Sons Bradford Funeral Home, 210 South Main St.Memorial contributions may be made to the First Church of Christ SteepleFund, 10 Church St., Bradford, MA 01835, or the charity of the donor'schoice.- Published October 11, 2001.