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| 51 | Amedee Nicholas Martell 62 - Lennox Passage It is with heavy hearts that the Martell family announces the passing of their father, Amedee, which occurred at St. Martha's Regional Hospital, Antigonish on November 1, 2013. Born in Sampson's Cove, he was a son of the late Nicholas and Bertha Mae (Samson) Martell. Amedee was a proud and devoted father and grandfather who took pride in his families accomplishments. He was a member of St. Louis Parish, Louisdale. Amedee was employed as an auto body man and mechanic at several locations; Breton Marine Industries and for over 25 years with the Strait Regional School Board. He is survived by his daughters Donna (Derrick) Morellato, Diana (Ray) Poirier both of Louisdale; son Glen (Sherri) , Moncton NB; grandchildren Jordan Morellato, Sarah Poirier and Joseph Poirier' sisters Lucille (Buddy) Boudreau, River Bourgeois; Jeanette Bird, Arichat; Viola (Arthur) Samson, Sampson's Cove; Beatrice Kehoe, Arichat; brothers Ambrose (Monica)Martell, Arichat, Gerard (RoseMarie) Martell, Ontario and may nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by his soul mate and wife Linda Marie Martell and brother Howard Martell. | Martell, Amedee Nicholas (I30368)
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| 52 | ames G. Little was born in Galliton, Copiah County, Mississippi on March 14, 1835. He volunteered for the Confederacy, first serving 2 years in Company C, "Hawpes Reg", and then transferring to Co. K Pyron's Reg., in Louisiana where he served until the close of the war. He was discharged at Galveston, Texas in April or May 1865 at the close of the war. Pvt. James G. Little enlisted on March 22, 1862 in San Antonio. He was recruited by Capt. Duncan. Muster Roll of November 1863 - absent with leave in Oakville, Texas since October 8th. Muster Roll of February and March 1863 both indicate that he is working as a teamster. Muster Roll of July 1864 notes that he is on furlough since April 15, 1864. | Little, James Gray (I9107)
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| 53 | AMIRAULT, Emiline Georgenie - 93, West Pubnico, died March 23, 2006, in Yarmouth Regional Hospital. Born in Lower West Pubnico, she was a daughter of the late Dennis and Elizabeth (d'Entremont) d'Entremont. She was a homemaker and was a member of Les Dames de Sainte Anne, R?veil de Pombcoup, Les Femmes Acadiennes, and Les Nouveaux Horizons de la Barronnie. She is survived by sister, Julienne Saulnier, Yarmouth, and many nieces, nephews, and stepgrandchildren. She was predeceased by her husband, Raymond; stepson, Martin; brothers, Augustin, Theodore, Albert; sisters, Ida, Florence, Evangeline, Mary, Adeliza, Jane, and Esther. | d'Entremont, Emiline Georgenie (I7523)
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| 54 | An orignal settler to Acadia | Bourque, Bernard (I1068)
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| 55 | Angelique died prior to 1861 census | Landry, Angelique (I360)
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| 56 | Anna Mae Ockenfels, 83, of Vienna, Ohio passed on Labor Day morning, September 4, 2017 at her residence. She was born on December 17, 1933 in Youngstown, the daughter of Peter and Rosina Watson Harrison. Anna was a graduate of Neal High School in Fowler. She was employed by Packard Electric until she left in 1974 to begin her own business, Red Barn Ceramics, Inc.; which she operated for thirty three years. At one point, she was the number one distributor and largest paint and mold manufacturer. The company had provided employment for thirteen employees. Anna was a national certified ceramics teacher, enjoying the opportunity to teach others about the hobby of ceramics. Ceramics was one of her greatest joys and she was happy to be able to work alongside her husband, Marvin. In her spare time, she enjoyed playing cards, gambling, bingo, crocheting and spending time with her family, especially the four young great grandchildren. Anna Mae will be deeply missed by her children, Michael (Andrea) Ockenfels of Fowler and Darrell (Sharon) Ockenfels of Vienna; her two grandchildren, Curtis (Lena) Ockenfels and Sara (Matt) McElinny; her four great grandchildren, Emma, Lucas, Ben and Rian. She will also be missed by her sister, Gertrude, of Fowler. Anna and Marvin were an inseparable couple. They enjoyed their life together until Marvin?s passing on April 22, 2013 after 62 years of marriage. Also preceding Anna were her parents, her brothers, Ed and Peter Harrison and her sisters, Mary Macias and Jean Sayers. | Harrison, Anna Mae (I2476)
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| 57 | Anne Marie (n?e Robertson) Sampson May 27, 1941 - November 30, 2025 Anne Marie Sampson (n?e Robertson), age 84, of St. Peters, passed away peacefully at home on November 30, 2025, surrounded by her family and loved ones. Born on May 27, 1941 in French Cove, Anne was the second of four children born to Charles and Alice Robertson. She is predeceased by both parents, youngest brother, Abraham ?, granddaughter Jillian Sampson ?, and great granddaughter Karsyn Varga ?. Anne is lovingly remembered by her husband of 64 years, Gus; their children Scott (Linda Varga) Sampson, Ken (Corinne) Sampson, and Rosalie (John Watt) Sampson. Anne and Gus were blessed with twelve grandchildren ? Nancy McGaw, James Varga, Erik Varga; Ryan Sampson, Aimee Sampson, Quinn (Trevor) Lightbown, Trevor (Hailey) Sampson, Kai (Ashley Stoperski) Sampson, and Liam (Naomie Groves) Sampson; Gareth Watt, Kynan (Sam) Watt; eight great-grandchildren ? Eamon and Rory Watt; Erika, Charlee, Easton, Colton and Dash Varga; Calvin and Riley Kostuk. Surviving siblings include Ralph (Marge) Robertson & Jean (Billy ?) MacDonald, along with a host of nieces and nephews. Before tying the knot, Anne worked as a waitress at the Cozy Corner and later at Kaplan's Department Store in St. Peters. She and Gus began their life together in a modest four-room home in Sampsonville. Twelve years later, they moved to a three-bedroom house overlooking the Bras d'Or Lake with a breathtaking and panoramic view, complete with a homemade slip for Gus's boat? where, according to family legend, every possible saltwater lake fish was caught and eaten. They lived there for 39 years before moving into town on Seabreeze Lane four years ago. Once their children were in junior high and high school, Anne spent several years working at the local Sears Catalogue office. Her truest vocation, though, was that of a homemaker. When she was not tending her garden, preparing meals, or baking something special, she could often be found knitting sweaters, socks, mittens, gloves, and afghans, or sewing clothing and quilts for others. Anne took great joy in these crafts, always accompanied by her warm smile and quiet strength. Summers were frequently spent camping with family and close friends. She and Gus had a special fondness for Whycocomagh Provincial Park, where days were filled with games, evenings with campfires, and trails with adventure. If marshmallows were on the menu, Anne insisted they were roasted to perfection? lightly toasted to a pure golden-brown, never overdone. There was never a shortage of card games at the Sampson household. Whether cribbage, scat, or auction, lively banter and friendly but fierce competition were guaranteed. The teapot seemed never to be empty, and Anne's fresh baking had a way of magically appearing on the kitchen table at just the right moment. For a number of years, four-wheelers became a beloved pastime. Anne and Gus often ventured onto the back trails with friends, pausing along the way to build a small fire and enjoy a snack and a cup of tea. Anne's life was defined by devotion to her family. She and Gus worked tirelessly to support their children in school activities, community events, and competitive sports. Few games or tournaments took place without them cheering proudly from the front row. She touched countless lives with her generous and kind-hearted contributions to the community. Over several years she participated enthusiastically in the Mad Hatters chapter of the Relay for Life out of Arichat. Anne was especially known as Mrs. Claus, often accompanying Gus as Santa for local events during the Christmas season. Their outfits were never store-bought? they were handmade by Anne, adding a personal and enchanting touch. We take comfort in knowing that Anne's legacy continues through her family and all who were blessed to have known her. Though her voice is now silent, her spirit and her love continue to resonate in all of us. The family extends heartfelt gratitude to our longtime family physician, Dr. Pluta. Thank you to the medical team at the Strait Richmond Hospital for their compassionate care and unwavering support during Anne's hospitalization? Drs. MacInnis, Hanspal, DeRoche and Gillis. Special thanks to RN Leslie LeRue, and Rehab Assistant, Jessica Macdougall. Thanks also go to the St. Peter's Volunteer Fire Department and the EHS ambulance drivers that safely transported Anne from home to The Strait Richmond and to St. Martha's Hospital in Antigonish. Our gratitude extends to Kathy, Megan and Hilary, the Continuing Care Nurses that so lovingly looked after Anne while she was at home. Also to the VON. While at home and in palliative care, Anne's daughter Rosalie, a registered nurse, provided devoted around-the-clock care for which the entire family is so grateful. Further support was provided by her sister Jean and daughter-in-law, Corinne. A special thank you is extended to Nelda Sampson, a very close friend of Anne, who was also with the family at the time of Anne's passing. The family wishes to express sincere gratitude to Funeral Director Rachael Green and the staff at Green's Funeral Home in Port Hawkesbury for their thoughtful support, sensitivity, and professionalism throughout Anne's final arrangements. Their kindness brought comfort during a very difficult time. Thank you to Fr. Duaine Devereaux and the St. Peter's Church choir. The promise of the risen Christ gives us assurance and peace. You helped us celebrate Anne's life with confidence. | Robertson, Anne Marie (I19650)
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| 58 | AnnMarie Derpich, 68, loving wife, mother and grandmother of Whiting, New Jersey died unexpectedly on Monday, October 14 at Community Medical Center. She was born and raised in Queens, New York. AnnMarie enjoyed knitting, reading, taking cruises and spending time with her family. She was predeceased by her father, Anthony and mother, AnnaMaria Canzoneri. Surviving is her loving husband John Derpich, and their three daughters Christine and her husband Tony, Jennifer and her husband Joseph, and Michelle; and their grandchildren John, Nicholas and Megan. | Canzoneri, Anne Marie (I4483)
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| 59 | Anthony Steven "Tony" Lesica April 27, 1963 - September 15, 2022 Anthony Steven "Tony" Lesica, 59, of Danbury, passed away on September 15, 2022, surrounded by his family. Tony's compassion and wit will be missed by many. Born in Manhattan, and raised in Bayside, New York, Tony attended St. Francis Preparatory School and spent summers visiting Croatia, where his parents immigrated from. After graduating from St. Francis College in 1987, he became a dedicated business owner and licensed pilot. He worked as a financial planner at Ameriprise Financial for over 30 years, where he attributed his success to treating clients like family. He loved his career, specifically for the people he met and the life-long friendships he developed. Tony enjoyed spending time with his family in his favorite place, Bethany Beach, Delaware. He was a sports enthusiast and a devoted fan of the Seattle Seahawks, New York Mets and New York Rangers. He had a talent for bodybuilding, with success in numerous competitions for over a decade, and a passion for chess, motorcycle rides and giving back to others. Tony volunteered at St. Joseph's School in Danbury, advocated for KidneyCan, a kidney cancer research nonprofit, and donated his financial planning expertise to families with cancer. Tony is survived by his beloved wife of 27 years, Jennine Lesica. Survivors also include his children, Jacquelyn Lesica, John Lesica and Stacy Lesica; his mother, Lucy Lesica; his sister, Nancy Kapps; and brother-in-law, William Kapps. | Lesica, Anthony Steven (I13136)
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| 60 | Antoine N. d'Entremont passed away at home in Lower West Pubnico, Wednesday morning at the age of 78. He had been sick for the past year. Other than his wife, Laura d'Entremont, the deceased leaves to mourn three sons, Lester and Leo of Lower West, and Alvin at the family home; three daughters, Mrs. Theodore d'Entremont (Ethel) of Roslindale, Mass., who came home to her father for the past three weeks, Mrs. Isa?e d'Entremont (Alvina) and Mrs. Ambroise d'Entremont (Jeanette), who are all of Lower West; one brother Telesphore, also of the parish. He was a son of the late Louis d'Entremont and Fran?oise Belliveau. | D'Entremont, Antoine Norbert (I7471)
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| 61 | APR 26, 1925 - NOV 29, 2025. It is with deep sorrow and much love that we mourn the passing of Leo (Dad, Grandfather and Great Grandfather) of Sydney, Nova Scotia on November 29th at the age of 100. He is survived by his children; Roger (Marilyn), Marie (Leo) and Francis (Linda). Visitation will be 4 pm to 7 pm on Monday, December 1, 2025 at Sydney Memorial Chapel. Funeral mass to be held at Holy Redeemer Church on Tuesday, December 2, 2025 at 11 am, with Rev. Paul Murphy officiating. Followed by interment at MacDougal's Cemetery in Southwest Margaree. In lieu of Flowers, Donations can be made to charity of choice. Words of comfort may be sent to the family at www.sydneymemorialchapel.com . It was a life well lived; his memory will not be forgotten. It is with deep sorrow and much love that we mourn the passing of Leo (Dad, Grandfather and Great Grandfather) of Sydney, Nova Scotia on November 29th at the age of 100. Leo was born one of ten children in Sydney to the late David Mombourquette and Mary (Doucet) Mombourquette and was a lifelong resident of the Pier. Never one to sit idle, you would see him walking to work, polishing his truck or tending his peacocks. After spending 40 years as an Open Hearth Charging Car Operator at the Steel Plant, his retirement years were spent first as a Courier Owner/ Operator followed by a Crossing Guard. Students would be ushered across the street safely and swiftly while Leo yodeled or sang his rendition of an old Hank Williams song and sometime dressed as a Town Crier. Leo was predeceased by his wife of 48 years, Margaret (MacDonald) Mombourquette, and his former partner Blanche Chisholm, and was the last immediate member of his family. He is survived by his children; Roger (Marilyn) Mombourquette, Marie (Leo) Lewis and Francis (Linda) Mombourquette along with his grandchildren; Dana (Kirt) MacDonald, Cory (Taylor) Mombourquette and Sean Mombourqutte, great grandchildren Ameila, Theo and Avalynn along with numerous nieces and nephews. He will also be missed by his friends and caregivers at The Cove Guest Home. We would like to thank the staff at the Cove Guest home for the exceptional care and kindness they showed Dad. | Mombourquette, Leo (I29294)
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| 62 | Arris Jay Kilby, 69, of Westminster, passed away on Friday, August 2, 2024, at BridgingLife Dove House. Born October 30, 1954, in (city), MD, he was the son of the late Jay Kilby Jr. and Doris Kilby. He was the loving husband of the late Carolyn Kilby, who predeceased him in 2020. Jay was a proud veteran of the United States Army. He worked as a mail carrier for the United States Postal Service and devoted many years to his profession. Jay was a former member of the Westminster Moose Family Center 1381. In his spare time, Jay enjoyed fishing, camping, golfing, and playing darts. He was an avid Orioles fan. Above all, he cherished the time spent with his family. He will be deeply missed. Surviving Jay are his children Jessica Haltiner and partner Ron Wetzel of New Windsor, and Richard Schultz and wife Thresa of Westminster; grandchildren Savanna Wetzel, and Gabriel Schultz; and nephew Curtis Schultz. He was the last surviving of his immediate family. | Kilby, Arris Jay (I28342)
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| 63 | Arrived in the US in January, 1924 | Babine, Thomas Henry (I279)
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| 64 | Arrived with the Donelson Party Signer of the Cumberland Compact | Gower, Russell (I3740)
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| 65 | Arrved in the US in 1922 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/209772117/elizabeth-pattie | Babine, Elizabeth (I182)
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| 66 | Arter Carter Crownover and his brother, Chesney (Chet) Crownover went out as cowboys for themselves after their parents, John Chesney Crownover and his wife Nancy (Castleman) died | Crownover, Arter Carter (I7994)
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| 67 | Artist in NYC. BOBBISH, JOHN Published: July 26, 2009 BOBBISH--John. Artist, children's book writer & illustrator & teacher. John's art reflected the passion & creativity of a genius. As many have said, "The world has lost a great artist", and I have lost the most wonderful brother. You will always live on in my heart & through your brilliant work & achievements. Love, Sandra Le Flem | Bobbish, John Mark (I112)
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| 68 | ary Frances McDonald Ecker, a well-known resident of Montauk who founded the hamlet's food pantry, worked as a teacher's aide, and led the Friends of Erin St. Patrick's Day parade in 2009 as its grand marshal, died on Sunday at East End Hospice's Kanas Center in Quiogue. She was 89 and had colon cancer. Known to friends as Fran, Mrs. Ecker was born on Oct. 20, 1928, at home in Montauk's old fishing village, on what is now Navy Road, to Mary Jane Burke and Charles Leonard McDonald, who were originally from D'Escousse, Nova Scotia. After the family lost their house in the 1938 hurricane, they moved to a Carl Fisher cottage in the Shepherd's Neck neighborhood. During her childhood and teenage years, the family's living room served as a Sunday School classroom, the basement as a roller-skating rink, the yard as a softball field, and the kitchen as both a late-night and early-morning breakfast spot for friends. Mrs. Ecker attended the Montauk School and East Hampton High School, where she worked as a secretary after graduation. On April 18, 1953, she married Edward V. Ecker Sr., who would later become the East Hampton Town supervisor and a town councilman. Within a year of their marriage, the couple welcomed the first of their three children. For the next 16 years, Mrs. Ecker was a stay-at-home mother. She read stories, hand-made clothes, became a Cub Scout den mother, and organized beach days in summer and ice-skating and sleigh-riding outings in winter. She set family suppertime at 6 p.m. sharp. Afterward, a kickball game with neighbors would often take place in the yard. She also welcomed her first cousin, a widow with three children, to share her home. She became a teacher's aide at the Montauk School in 1970, where a number of the babies of new faculty members still have the Christmas stockings she knit for them over the years. She was at the school for 24 years, during which time she and Inez Fox, a colleague, agreed that some school families could use help in providing food for their children. The two co-founded the Montauk Food Pantry in 1984, and Mrs. Ecker served as its director until last year. She was named the Montauk Chamber of Commerce's Woman of the Year in 2002, and received the same honor from the Montauk Village Association, the Kiwanis Club of East Hampton, and the Rotary Club of East Hampton in 2017. She loved knitting, crocheting, and baking, and was a devoted congregant of St. Therese of Lisieux Catholic Church, where she was a member of the choir and the altar society, and served as a Eucharistic minister. Her husband died before her. A son and two daughters, all of Montauk, survive. They are Edward V. Ecker Jr., Cheryl Ecker Bloecker, and Catherine Ecker Flanagan. Three grandchildren and six great-grandchildren also survive. | McDonald, Mary Frances (I24157)
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| 69 | August 27, 1935 - May 17, 2021 Ruth Ernestine Schultz of Westminster, passed away on Monday, May 17, 2021 at Pleasant View Nursing Home in Mt. Airy. Born August 27, 1935 in Baltimore she was the daughter of the late Joshua and Caroline Gover. She was the beloved longtime companion of the late Edmond Leder and former wife of the late Irvin "Dutch" Richard Schultz. Ruth worked as a waitress at various local restaurants over the years including Reese Inn, Top Hat, The Patio, The Red Bull, and Ernie's Place. Ruth enjoyed riding motorcycles with her husband and children. She liked to watch birds and collect koala bear trinkets. Above all she loved her family. Surviving her are children Karl Schultz (Kelly) of Hanover, Wayne Schultz of Tennessee, Erich Schultz of Westminster; son-in-law Jay Kilby of Westminster; brother Tom Lundsford of Florida; grandchildren Forrest Schultz, Curtis Schultz, Jessica Haltiner, Richard Schultz, Justius Schultz, Crystal Rill, Stephanie Sudi, and Jason Campbell; numerous great-grandchildren; best friend Joyce Tant; former daughter-in-law Cheryl Beal. In addition to her husband and parents she was predeceased by son Richard "Dutch" Schultz and daughter Carolyn Kilby. | Gover, Ruth Ernestine (I27446)
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| 70 | Avid golfer. Travelled to Europe after Dot's death Buried in Chestnut Hill Cemeter, Burlington MA next to Dot (wife), Jerry (son), Susan (daughter), and Jimmy (son) | Pattie, Gerard Joseph (I6)
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| 71 | BACCARDAX, Claire Barbara ? 98, Dartmouth, passed away peacefully at the Admiral Long Term Care home on December 12, 2023. Born in D'Ecousse, Cape Breton, Claire was the daughter of the late Lauchlin and Anita (Pertus) Poirier. Claire was a devoted mother to Richard and Emile while using her entrepreneurial spirit working for Avon Canada. Claire was a talented seamstress creating many lovely outfits in her spare hours. She was strong willed and when she put her mind to a task, it was always completed to perfection. Claire and Wilfred spent their retirement years travelling across Canada and the United States on bus tours. They travelled on several ocean cruises sharing the sights and experiences with their travelling group of buddies. Claire had a wonderful sense of humor and loved life which she lived to the fullest with Wilfred. Claire loved her home in D'Escousse and looked forward to the summer of each year when she and Wilfred would spend time with family and friends. Devout in her faith, Claire was a member of Saint Thomas Aquinas Church and the Catholic Women's League for over fifty years. Claire will be greatly missed by her family but they are thankful for the years she shared with them. She is survived by her son Richard, (RoseAnn) Dartmouth, grandchildren; Christopher and Tessa. Claire was Auntie to several special nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by her husband; Wilfred, son; Emile, sister; Thelma Paon, brothers; Norman, Claude, and Russell. Claire was the last surviving member of her family. | Poirer, Claire (I9727)
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| 72 | BACCARDAX, Wilfred Henry ? 95, Halifax, passed away peacefully at home on December 29, 2013. Born in Poirierville, Richmond County, he was the son of the late Martin and Mary Dora (Poirier) Baccardax. Wilfred worked at Boutilier's Market and the Bank of Commerce where he made many friends and enjoyed his working days. After he retired, Wilfred and Claire travelled across Canada and the United States on bus tours and went on several ocean cruises sharing the sights and experiences with their travelling group of buddies. Being a very talented individual whether he was playing the fiddle or knitting, Wilfred spent many happy hours sharing his talents with others. He had a wonderful sense of humor and loved life, which he lived to the fullest every day. He loved his home in D'Escousse, Cape Breton and looked forward to the summer of each year when he and Claire would spend time with family and friends. Wilfred was devout in his faith and was a member of St Thomas Aquinas Parish for over fifty years. Wilfred will be greatly missed by his family but they are thankful for all the wonderful years he shared his life with them. Wilfred is survived by his loving wife of sixty-five years, Claire, son; Richard (RoseAnn), Dartmouth, grandchildren; Christopher and Tessa, brother; Laughlin (Chris), Brownsburg, Que. He was predeceased by his son, Emile, sister, Pearl and brothers, Douglas and Leon. | Baccardax, Wilfred Henry (I9726)
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| 73 | BALTIMORE CITY, Maryland? On April 30,2008, James Edward Schirmer, Jr., lovingly known as Jim; beloved husband of Betty Jean Schirmer (nee Fiske); devoted father of James Edward Schirmer, III, Deborah L. Qualls, Jeffrey Lynn Schirmer and Donna L. May; loving [step] grandfather of Allen A. Williams. Also survived by ten other grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. | Schirmer, James Edward (I19192)
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| 74 | BALTIMORE CITY, Maryland? On May 3, 1992, Margaret Ann Williams (nee Steadman), lovingly known as Peggy, dear wife of Alfred LeRoy Williams Jr.; devoted mother of Jessica Regina Luttrel (nee smith) and Allen A. Wiliams; dear grandmother of Randy Luttrel; loving daughter of Mary Regina Steadman (nee Parr),; dear daughter-in-law of James Edward Schirmer Jr. and Betty Jean Schirmer (nee Fiske). | Steadman, Margaret Ann (I19200)
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| 75 | BALTIMORE, Maryland? Marion Wallice Bloom Fiske, nee Warfield, died on December 24, 1958, of 1315 Second Avenue, Baltimore, MD, the beloved mother of Elmer Bloom, Lawrence Bloom, and Lester Bloom, Mrs. Betty (Fiske) Williams and Mrs. Helen Louise (Fiske) Adams and beloved stepmother of Marion Fiske, Florence Fiske, and Herman August Fiske. Funeral from the Lassahn Funeral Home, 7401 Belair Road, Monday at 11:00 a.m. Interment in Moreland Memorial Park Cemetery. [The Baltimore Sun, Baltimore, Maryland ? Friday, December 26, 1958] Gravesite Details Marion Bloom Fiske is buried in an unmarked grave in Section E plot 101 in the empty space at the top of the photo above Adams | Warfield, Marion Wallice (I6169)
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| 76 | Barbara I. (Bousman) Allen Of Reading, passed away, March 19, 2018. Beloved wife of Edward Allen. Cherished mother of Melanie Govignon and Amanda Krause. Loving grandmother of three. Interment Woodend Cemetery Reading. Published in The Boston Globe on Mar. 21, 2018 | Bousman, Barbara (I7654)
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| 77 | Barbara M. Wilson, age 89, of Wakefield formerly of Malden, died Saturday, August 14 at her residence. Born in Everett on December 14, 1931, she was the daughter of the late Adolph and Emma (Pothier) Babin. Barbara was a 30-year resident of Malden before making her home in Wakefield 11 years ago. For several years, she had worked in the office for Cross Country Motor Company until her retirement. She was the mother of Cynthia Price of Utah, Robert Wilson and his wife Rachel of New York, Ellen Breece and her husband Don of Ohio, and Karen Wilson of Wakefield. She was the sister of Betty Murphy of Medford, Donald Babin of Saugus, and Elaine Mangone of Medford. She was the grandmother of Scott Price and his wife Sally, Tammy Price, Mike Wilson and his wife Beth, Brian Wilson and his wife Brandy, Amber Phillips and her husband Scott, Angie Rumple and her husband Scott, Jonathan Breece, and the late Nick Wilson. She is also survived by her great grandchildren: Henry, Owen, Luke, Kaitlyn, Madeline, Tanner, Kennedy, Parker, and Lincoln. | Babine, Barbara Magdelin (I791)
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| 78 | Based on a photo titled "Mary Babin" and "Henry Babin" from Jerry Pattie's collection, labeled 1928. Elizabeth may also be in the photo. | Babine, Henry Joseph (I278)
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| 79 | Based on a photo titled "Mary Babin" and "Henry Babin" from Jerry Pattie's collection, labeled 1928. Elizabeth may also be in the photo. | Surette, Mary Helene (I291)
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| 80 | BASS, Tech. Sgt. )retired) Henry Francis -- Age 52. Sunday afternoon, Aug 3 1969 at Sewart A.F.B. Hospital. Survived by wife, Mrs. Isabel M. Bass; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Grady Bass of Mt. Juliet; daughters, Mrs. Bill House Wright, Mrs. Duke Wilson, Mrs. James Quin, all of San Angelo, Tex.; sisters, Mrs. Vernon Cox of San Angelo, Tex., Miss Mary Helen Bass, Mt. Juliet brothers, William J. Bass, Mt. Juliet, Frank F. Bass of Mt. Juliet and five grandchildren | Bass, Henry F. (I7858)
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| 81 | Battle of the Arroyo Hondo - Part of the Wolf Expedition on Sep 21, 1842 at Hondo Creek. John Castleman was a Ranger serving under Jack Hays in the fight on the Hondo in 1842 when General Woll was retreating from San Antonio, he was seriously wounded in the cavalry charge made by Hays and his command. | Castleman, John (I521)
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| 82 | Beloved husband of the late Cecilia. Dear father of Diane Hart, Cheryl (the late Bill) Wright, Sue (Dan) McHugh, John (Kathy) and David. Step father of Linda and Jerry (Delynne). Son of the late Louis and Barbara. Grandfather and great grandfather of many. | Szakal, Louis Anthony (I6843)
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| 83 | BENOIT (Bowen), Beverly Lynn, RN, BScN. 36, It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of a beautiful wife, wonderful mother, devoted daughter, loyal sister, beloved friend and special nurse on November 21, 2008. Born in Arichat, she was the daughter of Vernie and Catherine (Joyce) Bowen, Arichat. Beverly was a Registered Nurse and was employed as a Clinical Leader at Strait Richmond Hospital in Evanston, and was a member of NSGEU. She was also very active with the Relay for Life and loved doing crafts. She was a proud graduate of the Aberdeen Hospital School of Nursing (1994) and of St. FX University (2004). She will be sadly missed by her loving husband Craig and daughter Hillary; sisters, Brenda Bowen Arichat, Debbie Sampson (Blaise) St, Peters, Kim Heudes (Marcel), Calgary, Alberta; brother, Vernon (Nicole Cernjak), Arichat; mother and father-in-law Armand and Carolyn Benoit; brothers and sister-in-law Warren (Michelle) and Lenny (Vanessa) Benoit; nieces Brittany, Karly and Caleigh, nephews, Wayne, Zachary and Godchild, Tyler, and many cousins. Aunts and Uncles. She was predeceased by her Maternal Grandparents, Francis and Anita Joyce; Paternal Grandparents, Hilary and Kathleen Bowen; Uncles George Bowen and Johnny Stone. There will be no flowers or visitation by request. A Funeral Mass will be held on Saturday, November 29, 2008 at 11:00 a.m. in Our Lady of Assumption Church in Arichat, with Rev. Duaine Devereaux officiating. Internment will take place at a later date in the St. John Anglican Church Cemetery in Arichat. A reception will follow the Funeral Mass at the Civic Improvement Hall in D'Escousse. Memorial donations can be made to the Relay for Life or to the Charity of Ones Choice. Funeral Arrangements are entrusted to C.H. Boudreau Funeral Home in Arichat. To send condolences to the family or to light a candle in memory of Beverly, visit www.chboudreau.com | Bowen, Beverly Lynn (I1555)
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| 84 | Bernard E. "Bernie" Walsh, a lifelong resident of Woburn, died at Winchester Rehab & Nursing Center on July 2nd, 2021. Bernie was predeceased by his beloved wife of nearly 60 years, Mary E. (Washburn) Walsh, in 2018. Born on Richardson St. in Woburn's South End, he was the son of the late Elizabeth (Gilgun) Walsh and Thomas F. Walsh. Bernie was the middle child of five and has predeceased all his siblings. He grew up and attended St. Charles parochial school and graduated Woburn High School Class of 1943. He was a superb baseball player, having played 2nd base or shortstop and known to friends as "Pee Wee." In February of 1944 he entered the Navy at age 18 and served in WWII as Radioman 3rd class in the South Pacific. Many tales of his travels and people he met during the war,made for some wonderful stories over the years. In May of 1946, Bernie retuerned home by ship through the Panama Canal to New York Harbor. After the war he attended Fordham University in NY and received a BA in history. He watched Yogi Berra play baseball and Vince Lombardi play football while at Fordham, living in quonset huts near the athletic fields which housed the surge of young veterans returning from WWII. He met Mary Elizabeth Washburn of Winchester on a blind date arranged by his cousin, and they married in 1958. They raised their two children, Brian and Maureen, in North Woburn, where they were quite active in St. Anthony's parish and shared many friendships there. Bernie held a variety of jobs in his early career and settled into the work with the state Department of Youth Services as a Juvenile Parole Officer and later Case Manager. Bernie was the recipient of many awards throughout his career, and was very proud to be the recipient of a commendation by Governor Dukakis upon his retirement in the 1980s. Bernie and Mary were longtime residents of New Horizons at Choate in Woburn, where they enjoyed many friends and activities. Beloved husband of the late Mary (Washburn) Walsh of Woburn. Devoted father of Brian Walsh, his wife Alyssa of Burlington and Maureen Walsh Sakakeeny, her husband Stephen of North Andover. Cherished brother of the late Rev. Thomas F. Walsh OSA, John "Jack" Walsh, Ann Driscoll and Patricia Giffune. Loving "Bumpa" of Bryan, Luke, Jeffrey, James "Jamie" and Sean. Also survived by many nieces, nephews, cousins and friends. | Walsh, Bernard E. (I18880)
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| 85 | Bernard served in the U.S. Navy | Savko, Bernard (I812)
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| 86 | Betsy is buried in the Castleman family cemetery south of Flatonia | Lucas, Elizabeth (I173)
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| 87 | Billie Clark Phinney, was received into the Heavenly Kingdom. She was born March 20, 1926 to Kenneth (Pete) and Mamie Clark. Receiving her into Heaven are her parents and husband Alex Ace Phinney Jr. Billie is survived by her sons and daughter-in-law Gregory and Gary (Patsy); grandaughters Lisa Phinney, JJ (Jeremy) Hartgrove, Kimberly(Bobby) Werner; grandsons Ken ( Janet) and Matt (Janya), great-granddaughters Dylan Hartgrove, Laura Phinney, Abby, Kadie, and Lily Werner, and Cameron and Harper Phinney; great-grandsons Carson Hartgrove and William Ace Phinney. She is also survived by a sister, Joy (Larry) Johnson. Billie was the comptroller at Coca-Cola Bottling Co. for 40+years. After working all day in San Angelo she would help Ace (Pee Paw) on the farm in Mereta. They loved having family BBQ's and having all the grand and great-grand kids playing in the pool. The granddaughters loved the "girl trips" to Abilene clothes shopping and going to San Antonio to the plays. We also went on wonderful trips for graduating high school. Billie was a hardworking, strong, and independent woman. Her greatest joys in life were Ace and her family; as well as her dogs and countless cats | Clark, Billie Jo (I7853)
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| 88 | Billie L. Zak, age 79, a resident of Ferndale for 56 years, died August 19, 2010 at Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit. She was born March 6, 1931 in Illinois. She is survived by her children, Daniel (Phyllis) Zak, Diane Thomas Reed, Gary (Mary Ann) Zak and David (Debbie) Zak; grandchildren, Lisa Peak, Ryan, Michael, Kolten, Kody, Devon and Darla Zak; and great grandchildren, Isaac, Preston, Isabella and Braden. She was preceded in death by her husband, Raymond Zak, in 1993. | Bobbish, Billie Lucille (I6115)
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| 89 | Billy George Pullin, age 90, of Wharton, Texas (formerly of Runge, Texas) passed away on Thursday, September 26, 2024, at the Sodalis Senior Living facility in Wharton. He was born on May 11, 1934, in Marcus Hook, Pennsylvania to George and Ann Bode. Billy moved to Runge, Texas, where he was adopted by Carl and Lillie Pullin at an early age. He graduated from Runge High School, attended college in Kingsville and San Marcos, and eventually went into the U.S. Army. He married the love of his life, Mary Esther, on August 28, 1956. He deeply loved his children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren and expressed those feelings often. He accepted Christ as his Savior and lived out his commitment in local church ministry. He taught Sunday School and led the music at First Baptist Church in Runge for over forty years, where he also was an active deacon. He was an emeritus deacon at First Baptist Church in Wharton in his later years, where he enjoyed faithful attendance to church and Sunday School. Aside from local church activities, he always encouraged his church to give and go on mission trips. Billy and Mary Esther enjoyed traveling to over forty locations overseas, throughout the U.S., and in Texas, leading lay-led revivals. The joy of sharing Christ with others was a lifelong passion that led to his appointment as the Vice-President of Lay-Led Revivals in the state of Texas. Besides the Lord, Billy's other passion was the meat business. He owned meat markets in Runge, Kenedy, and Victoria over the years. Even at the end of his life, he was still selling sausage in his mind. Billy was preceded in death by his parents; wife, Mary Esther Pullin; sister and brother-in-law, Beth and Vince Faga. | Pullin, Billie George (I25296)
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| 90 | Birth and death dates are from her obituary | Babine, Janet (I5905)
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| 91 | Birth and death dates from grave stone. According to Charles Bobbish, Sharon committed suicide. | Schitoskey, Sharon Kay (I1270)
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| 92 | Birth and death dates from gravestone https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/7880117/evelyn-irene-dolin | Grimes, Evelyn Irene (I1943)
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| 93 | Birth and death dates from gravestone Was a MSGT, airborne rangers | Schitoskey, Frank Daniel (I126)
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| 94 | Birth and death source: her death certificate https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/204012879/minnie-gertrude-smith | Fisk, Minnie Gertrude (I2711)
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| 95 | Birth and marriage info from their marriage certificate | Bobbish, John (I30)
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| 96 | Birth date from gravestone | Bajcic, Jele (I1991)
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| 97 | Birth date seems too early | Denoff, Louis Boroloff (I862)
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| 98 | Birth location and date calculated from 1940 census. Burial date comes from http://www.stmatthewcemetery.org/home/a-an/fi | Frankmann, William (I1513)
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| 99 | Birth range is 1717 - 1724 | Landry, Alexis (I1739)
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| 100 | Birth source: Her birth certificate https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/82822762 | Smith, Claudia Lorene (I2736)
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