(34) 1-Nows, Saturday, July 6, 1996 OBITUARIES. 45 James C. Sharpe area educator, at 49 NORTHAMPTON James C. Sharpe 49, of Dunphy Drive, an educator who taught at Smith and Mount Holyoke Colleges, died Thursday at Holyoke Hospital. He was an entrepreneur, and owned and operated several business, including Sharpe Sharpe in Enterprises, an antique dealership Miami, as well as E-Z Kwik Kuntry Deli and the 24-7 Deli, both in Springfield.
Born in Enid, he was' a graduate of Springfield's Commerce High School in 1965. He attended the University of Massachusetts at Amherst, where he was enrolled in pre-medical studies. He continued the studies at the Worcester Memorial Hospital and Kansas City College of Osteopathic Medicine. He attained his bachelor's degree in sociology and a master's in public administration from UMass. He was a former member of several local rifle and gun clubs, where he served as an instructor and safety officer.
He was a karate instructor of Tae Kwon-Do. He was a lifetime member of the Miami Chamber of Commerce. He founded Fathers Fight For Children in 1977, and the Americans For the Prevention of AIDS Foundation in 1992. Last year, Sharpe sued a Springfield dentist, whom he claimed gave him AIDS in 1989 because the dentist used an improperly sterilized drill while extracting three teeth. In February, a Hampshire Superior Court jury found the dentist negligent in the maintenance of the equipment used on 1 Sharpe, but ruled that Sharpe and his wife, Frank W.
Owczarski WEST SPRINGFIELD Frank W. Owczarski, 70, of 24 Ferry a 15-year custodian for the town's School Department, died Friday at Providence Hospital in Holyoke. He retired in 1978. He was previously a 25-year employee of the former Lawrence Hat Shop in Chicopee. Born in Chicopee, he lived here for 53 years.
He worshipped at the Holy Mother of the Rosary Polish National Catholic Church in Chicopee, and was an advisory committeeman and president of its cemetery committee. He leaves his wife of 58 years, the former Wanda Lazarz; two sons, Francis of Agawam, and John of Chicopee; a daughter, Mary Boran of Tipp City, Ohio; two brothers, Stephen of Holyoke, and Thaddeus of Chicopee; three sisters, Stella Dowd of Chicopee, Julia Kulik of West Springfield, and Katherine Lucania of Brooklyn; several grandchildren, and great grandchildren. The funeral is set Monday morning at Lawrence A. Maziarz Mortuary, followed by a service in church. The burial will be at the parish cemetery in Chicopee.
Calling hours are Sunday afternoon and evening, and memorial contributions may be made to the church at 26 Bell Chicopee, 01013. George E. Kachur PUNTA GORDA, Fla. George E. Kachur, 82, of Punta Gorda, a retired railroad switchman, died Tuesday in Tampa.
Born in South Hadley, he served in Europe with a tank battalion in World War II. He lived in Danbury, before moving here 18 years ago. He leaves two brothers, Charles and Stephen of Holyoke, and two sisters, Ann Bakes of Chicopee, and Mary Mykytiuk of South Hadley. There will be no service by request of the family, and the inurnment will be at Restlawn Memorial Gardens. Kays-Ponger-Royal Palm Funeral Homes and Crematory's Punta Gorda Chapel is in charge.
Aldor T. Brodeur PALMER Aldor T. Brodeur, 80, fo. merly of 9 Charles Three Rivers, a custodian at Monsanto Chemical Co. of Indian Orchard, Springfield, died Wednesday a Chicopee nursing home.
He retired in 1971. A lifelong resident, 1 was a World War II Army and belonged to AmVets Post 74 of Three Rivers. He leaves nieces and nephews. A calling hour will precede the funeral "onday morning, at Belanger A uneral burial in St. Anne's Cemetery at Three Rivers.
PRAY 9 HAIL MARYS FOR 9 DAYS Request 3 wishes. 1 business 2 Impossible On the 9th day publish this article and your wishes will be answered, even if you don't believe. M. Susan G. Brown NASHVILLE, Tenn.
Susan G. (Turner) Brown, 43, of Nashville died Wednesday at Baystate Medical Center in Springfield, Mass. She leaves her father and stepmother, Hartwell and Shirley Turner of East Longmeadow, a brother, James of North Conway, N.H.; a sister, Linda Griffin of West Brookfield, two stepbrothEarl Susan G. Brown ers, Meyer of Westfield, and Steven Meyer of El Centro, two stepsisters, Bonnie Burt of Southampton, and Nora Meyer of South Hadley, Mass. A memorial service will be conducted on Monday morning nums Funeral Home in West Brookfield, and memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society, 383 Dwight Holyoke, 01040.
Antoine-du-Sauveur, Sister of Presentation METHUEN- Sister Antoinedu-Sauveur, also known as Helene Guibault, 82, died Monday at Holy Family Hospital. She was a teacher in Albion, R.I., Augusta, Maine, Northampton, Chicopee, Gardner, and Winchendon. Her last teaching assignment was at Chicopee's Mount Carmel School. She was then in-residence at the St. Rose de Lima Convent, also in Chicopee.
She also taught at Goodwill Industries before retiring to the St. Claire Residence at the Motherhouse here. Born and schooled at the Immaculate Conception Parish in Holyoke, she made her profession of vows with the Sisters of the Presentation of Mary at Quebec, in 1934. She leaves several cousins, including Lorette Tetreault of South Hadley. The funeral was on Wednesday at the Sisters Chapel here, with burial in their cemetery.
Pollard Funeral Home was in charge, and memorial contributons may be made to the Sisters of the Presentation retirement fund at 209 Lawrence Methuen, 01844-3884. Rev. James Kerwan ENFIELD The Rev. James P. Kerwan, 85, of 1365 Enfield St.
died Thursday at home. Born in Waterbury, he was a 1930 graduate of Wilby High School, and a 1932 graduate of St. Thomas's Seminary. He studied philosophy at St. Bernard's College in RochN.Y., theology at St.
Willibald's 'College in Eichstaett, Germany. He was ordained in Germany on June 29, 1937. On Oct. 8, 1937, he was appointed to Assumption Church in Fairfield, and attended the Army Chaplains School in Cambridge, in 1942. He was assigned to the Army Air Forces, and his pastorates were in North Africa, Italy, France, and Germany during World War II.
He was assigned to St. Mary's Church in Bridgeport in 1946, and attended the Graduate School at the Pontifical Institute in Rome, Italy. He was assigned to the office of the secretary of state to the pope at the Vatican. He served as secretary until May 26, 1951, when he returned to St. Justin's Church in Hartford.
He was appointed vice chancellor and secretary to Bishop O'Brien in 1953, and papal chamberlain in 1954. He was the pastor of St. Ann's Church in Hamden, and the administrator at St. Joseph's Church in Bristol. He was the dean of the Bristol Deanery, pastor at St.
Joseph's, and the parish priest-consultor. He retired on Jan. 30, 1986. He was in the Knights of Columbus, and served as state chaplain. He lived with his sister in Waterbury, and spent the past three years at the St.
Joseph's Residence in Enfield. He leaves a brother, the Rev. Francis T. Kerwan, pastor of the Holy Family Church in Enfield; a sister, Marion Kerwan of Waterbury, and a nephew, John Kerwan of Monroe, N.Y. Calling hours at the St.
Joseph's Residence are this afternoon, with a prayer service, and on Sunday afternoon at St. Joseph's Church in Bristol. A parish Mass will be celebrated late Sunday afternoon at St. Joseph's. The funeral is set Monday morning at the church in Bristol, followed by burial at Calvary Cemetery in Waterbury.
Leete-Stevens Enfield Chapels is in charge, and memorial contributions may be made to the Little Sisters of the Poor, 1365 Enfield Enfield, 06082. Michael Kuzner, Midway veteran SPRINGFIELD Michael J. Kuzner, 85, of 2708 Main a Navy veteran of the historic Battle of Midway, died Thursday at the Veterans Administration Center in Leeds, Northampton. He was a machinist at Springfield Products Co. for 20 years, and retired in 1973.
He was previously a seven-year emmployee of Vanguard Co. Born in Holyoke, he attended schools both there and in South Deerfield, and was a longtime resident here. He was a Navy seaman first class in World War II. He served in the Pacific theater aboard the cruiser, USS Tucson, and participated in the crucial Battle of Midway on June 4-6, 1942, the turning point of the war in the Pacific. He was a former member of the Valley Boating and Fishing Club.
His wife, the former Stella Golba, died in 1971. He leaves a sister, Jean Pudlo of Greenfield, and nieces and nephews, including Marilyn Nanartonis and Joseph Barrise of Greenfield. A calling hour will precede the funeral on Monday morning at Kostanski Funeral Home, with burial in Mater Dolorosa Cemetery, both in Greenfield. Memorial contributions may be made to the Sacred Heart Church renovation fund at 75 Prospect Greenfield, 01301. Ralph H.
Steele PALMER Ralph H. Steele, 71, of Bourneside Street, Three Rivers, died Friday at home. He was a 33-year employee of C.F. Church Manufacturing Co. of Monson, and retired in 1985.
Born in Wales, he was a longtime Three Rivers resident. He was an Army veteran of World War II, and served in the Normandy, Rhineland, and Central Europe campaigns in 1944-45. He was awarded the a Victory Medal, Good Conduct Medal, and European and American theater ribbons. He attended the Second Congregational Church. He leaves his wife of 53 years, the former Edna Rouisse; two sons, Robert R.
of Westfield, and Daniel L. of Three Rivers; a daughter, Carol A. Steele-Jenkins of Peabody; a sister, Dorothy Bovat of Three Rivers; 10 grandchildren, and seven great-grandchildren. Calling hours will precede the funeral Sunday evening at Beers Story Funeral Home, with the burial on Wednesday afternoon at Laurel Hill Cemetery 4 in Wales. Memorial contributions may be made to the Quaboag Valley Hospice, 103 Fairview Palmer, 01069.
Kantibhai S. Desai HOLYOKE Kantibhai S. Desai, 73, 4 of 200 Oak St. died Thursday at home. Born in India, he belonged to the Hindu Temple of New Jersey.
He leaves his wife, the former Sauitaben Amin; three sons, Pradeep of California, Manoj of Holyoke, and Nitin of Hartford; two daughters, Meena Patel of Texas, and Kaushika Patel of India; a brother, Harshad of Connecticut; two sisters, Madhuben Patel of Connecticut, and Kusumben Amin of India, and nine grandchildren. The funeral is Monday at the convenience of the family. Calling hours at Czelusniak Funeral Home are late Sunday afternoon through the early evening. Harry J. Stratford MONTAGUE Harry J.
Stratford, 85, formerly of 12 North Montague Center, a machine operator and setup man in the woodworking department of the former Millers Falls Tool died Thursday at Fair Oaks Hospital in Fairfax, Va. He retired in 1976. He was previously a lumberman-woodcutter, and was the reigning woodcutter at many competitions throughout New England. He was later a journeyman electrician with his family's electrical contracting business. Born and schooled in North Leverett, he was a longtime Montague Center resident before moving to Reston, three years ago.
He attended the Moores Corner Church in North Leverett. He leaves a son, Gary A. of Reston; a brother, Dennis of Greenville, and three grandchildren, Jessica M. Stratford of Baltimore, Susan E. of Fairfax, and Andrew J.
of Reston. The funeral is Tuesday morning at McCarthy Funeral Home of Turners Falls, with the burial in Plainview Cemetery at North Leverett. Calling hours are set Monday evening. Francis Roscoe Hill Jr. NORTH ADAMS Francis Roscoe "Frank" Hill 51, of 150 Ashland Street, a cook at sev.
eral Pittsfield restaurants, died Tuesday at home. He also had been a taxi driver. Born in Norway, Maine, he was schooled in Paris, Maine, and Deerfield. He moved here later, and was a three-year North Adams resident. He leaves three sons, Donald of Greenfield, and David and Craig of Chicago, a daughter, Pamela Hill of Greenfield; his mother, Dorothy E.
(Kenney) Hill of North Adams; two brothers, Michael Lloyd and Stephen of North Adams; a sister, Carol Ann Harpin of North Adams; a grandson. The funeral is private, with burial at the convenience of the family. Calling hours at Flynn DagnoliMontagna Home for Funerals' West Chapels are this afternoon. Cecilia Goddu SOUTH HADLEY Cecilia 44 Obituaries monetary damages because it was not proved that Sharpe contracted the AIDS virus at the dentist's office. He leaves his wife, Jeanne (Desmarais) Sharpe of Northampton; three sons, Lt.
John F. Klekotka Jr. of Ledyard, Michael C. Klekotka of Miami, and James C. Sharpe 3rd of San Francisco; seven daughters, Kathryn A.
Houle of Northampton, Debora M. Anderson of Fort Pierce, Karen J. Klekotka of Northampton, Diane E. Avnet of Atlantic City, N.J., Therese J. Anderson of Northampton, First Lt.
Melaina Sharpe-Mashadi of Landstuhl, Germany, Senior Airman Marie Sharpe-Walsh of Whitman Air Force Base, his mother, Evelyn (Green) Sharpe of Springfield; two brothers, Avery G. of Leverett, and Kevin N. of Springfield; five sisters, Evelyn W. Sharpe-McQueen, Irene W. Sharpe- Westbrook, and Benita L.
Sharpe-Sanders of Springfield, Carol J. Sharpe-Hetland of Spanaway, and Wanda C. Sharpe-Rivera of Newburgh, N.Y., and 17 grandchildren. The funeral is Monday morning at O'Brien Funeral Home and the Church of Jesus Christ of LatterDay Saints in Amherst, with burial in Brookside Cemetery at Easthampton. Calling hours are Sunday afternoon and evening, and memorial contributions may be made to the Americans for the Prevention of AIDS Foundation, in care of Easthammpton Savings Bank, Main Street, Easthampton, 01027.
Gloria Miner EAST LONGMEADOW Gloria Miner, also known as Gloria Menard, 74, of 305 Maple St. died Wednesday at a local nursing home. Born in Gardner, she was a longtime Springfield resident. She leaves several friends, including the Giguere family of Gardner. Friends may meet at St.
Joseph's Church in Springfield on Monday morning, with the burial to follow in Notre Dame Cemetery at Gardner. There are no calling hours, and Hafey Springfield Chapels is in charge. Edward N. Herd SOUTH HADELY Edward N. Herd, 72, of 643 Newton a machinist and toolmaker for American Bosch died Friday at Providence Hospital in Holyoke.
Born in Holyoke, he attendthe Precious Blood Schools, and was a longtime resident here. He was a World War II Army veteran and a communicant of St. Rose de Lima Church in Chicopee. He belonged to the Marksmen Drum Corps and its alumni in Springfield. He leaves his wife, Jacqueline (Bineau) Herd; three sons, Gerald R.
of Tequesta, Thomas E. of Easthampton, and Jeffrey A. of Chicopee; four daughters, Cynthia L. Herd of South Hadley, Linda B. Dennehy of Norfolk, Katherine E.
D'Andrea of Holyoke, and Carol A. Williams of East Longmeadow; two brothers; a sister, and 12 grandchildren. The funeral is Monday morning at Ryder Funeral Home and the church, with buiral at the convenience of the family. Calling hours are Sunday evening, and memorial contributions may be made to the American Diabetes Association, 813 William Longmeadow, 01106. Henri R.
Marcotte WEST YARMOUTH Henri R. Marcotte, 73, of West Yarmouth, a 28-year fuel specialist at Westover Air Reserve Base in Chicopee Falls, died Wednesday at Cape Cod Hospital in Hyannis. Born in Holyoke, he was a longtime Chicopee resident before moving here 10 years ago. He was a fourth-degree Knights of Columbus in Chicopee. He leaves his wife, the former Lea Mary Corbeil; four sons, Raymond H.
of Vernon, Thomas L. of Belchertown, Paul A. of Chicopee, and David M. of West Yarmouth; three daughters, Ann B. Kermenski of West Yarmouth, Joan A.
Marcil of Granby, and Catherine M. Provost of McGuire Air Force Base, N.J.; a brother, Nelson of Florida, and 21 grandchildren. The funeral is set Monday morning at St. Pius Church in South Yarmouth, with burial in St. Francis's Cemetery at Centerville.
Calling hours are Sunday afternoon and evening at Hallett Funeral Home of South Yarmouth. (Ferriter) Goddu, 36, of 21 Smith a nurse's aide at the Buckley Nursing Home in Holyoke, died Thursday at Baystate Medical Center in Springfield. She also worked at several other nursing homes. A lifelong resident, she attended town and Holyoke schools. She leaves two daughters, Crystal Goddu and Kimberly Goddu at home; her parents, John Ferriter and Martha (Deschenes) Gordon; three brothers, John R.
Ferriter of New Jersey, Raymond Knapp of Indian Orchard, Springfield, and David Rowe of A memorial service will be conducted Tuesday morning at St. Pa: trick's Church, with burial in St; Rose Cemetery. There are no calling hours, and Ryder Funeral. Home is in charge. Memorial contributions may be made to the' American Cancer Society, Dwight Holyoke, 01040.
Deaths BARAN In Enterprise, AL, July 2, 1996, Cooper James Baran, Infant son of Matthew M. and Shannen (Dalkas) Baran of Fort Rucker, Alabama. Relatives and Friends are Invited to a side Service Saturday at 10:30 AM in Calvary Cemetery, Holyoke. BARRY J. FARRELL FUNERAL HOME is handling arrangments.
There are no calling hours. BURKE In Westfield July 4th EDWARD BURKE, 74, of 32 Park Dr. Husband of Gertrude (Parsons) Burke of Westfield. Uncle of Several nieces and nephews. The Funeral will be Saturday at 11AM from the FIRTION- ADAMS FUNERAL HOME, 76 Broad St, Westfield, with burial in Pine Hitl Cemetery.
Calling hours will be Friday from PM. Donations may be made 1o the Childrens Fund American Legion Post 124 38 Broad St Westfield, MA. 01085 DUDLEY Of Springfield, July 2, 1996. SEPH J. DUDLEY, 68 Of 222 Allen St.
Husband of the late Elaine P. (Coulombe) Dudley who died April 13, 1987. ing father of Robert M. Kennedy, James G. Kennedy, John W.
Dudley, Lynn A. Dawson and Margaret "Peggy" J. Dudley. Cherished grandfather of 8. Great grandfather of 3.
Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at from the ST. 'PIERRE SPRINGFIELD FUNERAL CHAPEL, 7 CHAPIN TERRACE AT THE CORNER OF CHESTNUT ST, NEAR BAYSTATE MEDICAL CENTER. Burial will be private in the Massachusetts National Cemetery in Bourne. VISITING HOURS WILL B6 SUNDAY TERNOON Memorial contributions may be made to the American Diabetes Association, 813 Williams Longmeadow, Ma. 01106 or the American Heart Association, 1111 Elm West Springfield, Ma.
01089 or the charity of ones choice. FERIOLI Of Agawam, July 2, Dante A. Ferioli, 79, of 209 Cooper St. Beloved husband of Geraldine R. (Fiala) Ferioli.
Beloved father of Robert A. of Agawam and Carolyn M. Hurley of Seabrook, NH. Beloved sister of Alice Pandoffi of W. Spfld and Marie Ardotino of Spild.
Beloved grandmother of 4. The funeral will be held Sat. at 9am from the TOOMEY-O'BRIEN FUNERAL HOME, 1043 Westfield W.Spfld with a Liturgy of Christian Burial at 10 a.m. from St. Anthony of Padua Church.
Burial at the convenience of the family. Calling hours are Fr. 2-4 7-9. Please omit flowers. Memorial donations may be made to the Holyoke Soldiers Home, 110 Cherry Holyoke, MA 01040.
GLOSTER Of Westfield, July 3, Eugene F. Gloster, 60, of 285 Lower Sandy Hill Rd. Funeral, Saturday, 9 a.m. from the ROBERT E. CUSACK FUNERAL HOME, 94 Main Rt.
20, followed by a Mass at 10 In St. Mary's Church. all Burial in in Westfield. St. Mary's VISITING Cemetery, FRI.
6-8 PM. Memorial contributions to St. Mary's Church Choir Vestment Fund, Bartlett Westfield, 01085. A CUSACK FAMILY SERVICE GODDU In Springfield, July, 4, Cecilia (Ferriter) Goddu, 36, of South Hadley. Mother to Crystal and Kimberly.
There will be Memorial Mass held Tuesday at 10 a.m. in ST. Patrick's Church. Burial in St. Rose Cemetery.
RYDER FUNERAL HOME handing arrangements. HERD In Holyoke, July 5, Edward N. Herd, 72, of Newton South Hadley. Husband to Jacqueline (Bin'eau) Herd. Father to Gerald, Thomas and Jeffrey Herd, and Carol.
Cynthia, Funeral Linda, will be Katherine held Monday morning at 9:30 from the RYDER FUNERAL HOME, followed by a Mass at 10:30 in St. Rose deLima Church. Burial at the convenience of the famiday evening from hours 6-9 p.m. will be JACHYM In Chicopee, July 4. Josephine J.
(Pajak) Jachym, 74, 551 Lafleur Wife of Walter F. Jachym. Mother of Marlene T. Zagranski of pee. Sister of Joseph Palak, Henry Pajak, John Pajak, Walter Pajak, and Amelia Rock.
Mother of the late Walter F. Jachym who died in 1977. Funeral Sat. at 8.15 from the NERAL HOME, 811 CHICOPEE ST. Followed by Mass of Christian Burial at 9 in St.
Anthony of Padua Church, with Bur. lal in St. Stanislaus Cemetery, all in VISITING HOURS ON FRI. FROM 2-4 8 7.9 PM. MARCOTTE Henri of West Yarmouth, July 3, at the age of 73.
Beloved husband of Lea Mary (Corbell) Marcotte and father of Ann B. Kermenski of West Yarmouth, Joan A. Marci of Granby, Ma, Catherine M. Provost of McGuire AF Ci. NJ, Raymond H.
of Vernoh, Thomas L. of Belchertown, Paul A. of Chicopee, David M. of W. Yarmouth, and Peter D.
Marcotte of ChicoAlso survived by a brother, Nelson Marcotte of 2 grand. children and many nieces and nephews A Funeral will be held on Monday, July 8 at 9:15 a.m. from the Hallett Funeral Horne, 273 Station Avenue, South mouth, Ma followed by a Funeral Mass at 10 a m. at St. Pius Church, Station Avenue, South Yarmouth, Ma Friends and relatives are Invited to call at from the Funeral 1.9 Home on Sunday 7-4 p.m.
Burial will be in St. Francis Xaiver tery, Centerville, Ma. MINER Of East Longmeadow, July 3, 1996, GLORIA MINER (aka) MENARD, 74, 305 Maple St. Close friend of Giguere family of Gardner. Friends may meet for funeral Mass Monday 9 A.M.
in St. Joseph's Church, 82 Howard Springfield. Bur. ial in Notre Dame Cemetery, Gardner. There are no calling hours.
HAFEY SPRINGFIELD CHAPELS is in charge of rangments. MULLEN Of Feeding Hills, July 5, Joseph M. Mullen, 83, of 105 Witheridge St. Beloved husband of Loretta M. (Bordeau) Mullen.
Father of James A. Mullen. Brother of Helen Sutty. Grandtather of 2. Funeral will be held at the AGAWAM JONES FUNERAL HOME Monday at a.m.
with in Sacred Heart Church at a.m. Burial in Springtield Street Cemetery. Visiting hours will be Sunday 2- 5 p.m. Memorial Contributions may be made to the Western Mass Lung Assoc. OWCZARSKI In Holyoke, July 5, 1996, Mr.
Frank W. Owczarski, 79, of 24 Ferry West Springfield. Husband of Mrs. Wanda (Lazarz) Owczarski. Father of Mr.
Francis Owczarski, Mr. John Owczarski and Mrs. Mary Boran. Brother of Mr. Stephen Owczarski, Mr.
Thaddeus Owczarski, Mrs. Stella Dowd, Mrs. Jutla Kulik and Mrs. Katherine Lucania. Grandfather of 8 and Great Grandfather of 5.
Funeral Monday morning from the Lawrence A. Maziarz tuary, 456 Front Chicopee followed by a Requiem Mass in Holy Mother of the Rosary Polish National Catholic Church, Chicopee, at a time to be announced. Burial will be in Holy Mother of the Rosary Cemetery, Chicopee. Memorial tributions in his memory may be made to Holy Mother of the Rosary Polish National Catholic Church, 26 Bell Chicopee. Visiting hours Sunday 2-4 7-9 p.m.
PEABODY In Middletown R.I, Wednesday July 3, Lucille C. (Majeski,) Peabody formerly of Hatfield, MA. died at the John Clarke Nursing Center. She leaves a brother James E. Majeskt sister Dorothy J.
Majeski. A niece a nephew. Funeral services will be Monday at 9am from the CZELUSNIAK FUNERAL HOME OF NORTHAMPTON followed by a Mass of Christian Burial at 10am, Hoyoke Trinity Church Hatfield. Burial will follow Calvary WILL Hatfield. CALLING BE SUNDAY 2- 4pm 7-9pm.
REMILLARD tn Holyoke. June 29. Ardelle (Calkins) Remillard, 92, of Park Southadley. Mother of Richard, and Lawrence. Funeral Tues.
morning at 11a.m. from the RYDER FUNERAL HOME, followed by burial in Notre Dame Cemetery. Calling hour Tues. morning 10a.m. to fla.m.
ROBERTS Of Chicopee, July 3, 1996, Leo Roberts, 80, of the Aldenville Section of Chicopee. Funeral Mon morning at from the BRUNELLE PELLAND FUNERAL HOME, 811 Chicopee Willimansett, followed at 9am by a Liturgy of Christian Burial in St Rose De Lima Church Aldenville. Burial in Mater Dolorosa Cemetery in So Hadley. Calling hours Sunday 2- 4 7-9pm. SANDERSON Of East Longmeadow, July 1996, Robert A.
Sanderson, 74, of Melwood Ave. Husband of Lillian (Bowler) Sanderson. Father of Mark S. Sanderson and father-in-law of Christine Sanderson. Grandfather of Lauren and Gregory Sanderson, all of Somers, CT.
The funeral will be Saturday at 10am at St. Mark's Episcopal Church, 1 Porter E. -ongmeadow Burial at Hillcrest Park Cemetery. Visiting hours at BYRON'S FUNERAL HOME, 1858 Allen Friday 2-4 7-9. In lieu of flowers donations may be sent to the Church Memorial Fund, or Shriners Hospital, 516 Carew Spfld, MA 01104.
SHARPE Of Northampton, James C. Sharpe. 49, of Dunphy Dr. died Thursday in Holyoke. He leaves his beloved Mother, Evelyn (Green) Sharpe, his beloved wife of 18 years, Jeanne (Desmarais) Sharpe.
Father of 10. Lt. John F. Klekotka, Jr. Michael C.
Klekotka, James C. Sharpe 111, Kathryn A. Houte, Debora M. Anderson, Karen Klekotka, Diane E. Avnet and Therese Anderson, 1st L1.
Airman Marie Sharpe-Walsh. Melaina Sharp-Mashadi Sr. Brother of Avery G. Kevin N. Sharpe.
Evelyn W. SharpeMcQueen, Irene W. Sharpe Westbrook, Carol J. Sharpe. Helland, Wanda C.
Sharpe-Rivera, Sanders, and 17 Benita Grandchildren. L. Sharpeneral wHit be held Monday, 9:30 at the O'BRIEN FUNERAL HOME, followed by Services al 11 a.m. at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Sunset Amherst. Burial will be in the Brookside tery in Easthampton.
Calling hours will be Sunday 2-4 7.9 STEELE Of Palmer, July 5, Ralph Steele, of Bourneside Three Rivers. Husband of Edna (Rouisse) Steele. Father of Robert Daniel L. and Carol Steele- Jenkins. Funeral vices will be Sunday evening 8:30 p.m.
at the BEERS STORY FUNERAL HOME, with Graveside Services on Wednes: day at 1:00 p.m. in Laurel HIll Cemetery, Wales. CALLING HOURS ARE SUNDAY FROM 7:00 0.30 p.m. Please make donations to Quaboag Valley Hospice, Palmer TIPPETT In Springtield. July 3.
1996, Mr. Edward Lawrence Tippett, 70, of 760 St. James Ave: Springfield. Army Husband Veteran of wwii. Mrs.
Adele "Dolly" (Benoit) Tippett. Far ther of Sr. Susan Adele Tippett and Mrs. Katherine Bixby. Grandfather of James Bixby and Amy Bixby.
Funeral Saturday morning from the Ratell Funeral Home at 9:15 a.m. tole lowed by the Liturgy. of Christ. tian Burial Mary's Church, E. at 10:00 a.
Burial will be in St. Aloysius Cemetery, Indian Orchard. Memorial contributions In his memory may be made to the Felician Sisters, 1315 Enfield Enfield, CT. 06082. Visiting a.m.
until the serhours will be Saturday, at 8:00 VONA Of Spfld, July 3. Mr. Flore F. Vona, 89, of 39 Ingersoll Grove.Husband of Dorothy (Famiano) Vona of 60 years. Father Marie Adams, and the late Eleanor "Bunny" Lazzari.Brother of Armondo J.
Grandfather of 5. Uncle of sevr. eral nieces and nephews. Fur' neral from the TAZZINI NERAL HOME, Corner of. Locust and Main Sat.
at 8,1 with a mass in Mt. Carmel Church at 9. Burial in St. Michael's Cemetery. Visiting hours Fri.
2-4 7-9. Contribu-. tions may be made to the Mt. Carmel School Endowment' Fund, 123 William Spfld WHITTLE in East Longmeadow, July Eugenia B. (Progulske) tie.
98, widow Edward Whittle. Funeral at DICKINSONSTREETER FUNERAL HOME, 305 State St. Monday at 11 A.M.. Calling hours Sunday 2-5. ment in St.
Michael's Cemetery. Contributions may be made to Shriner's Hospital, 516 Carew St. 01104, or to the ty of one's choice. Memoriams 31 HOULIHAN In loving memory of Michael Houlihan who passed away July 6, 1994. He had a nature you could not help loving, And gold: a heart that was purer And to those who knew him and 3 loved him, His memory will never grow cold.
Sadly missed by his family. KEREZ in loving memory of our mother, MARY S. KEREZ who passed away July 6, 1987 God bless thee whereoe'er Thou art, In His great Universe Dearly and sadly missed by': your children, Joe, Helen and Jennie ROY In loving memory of LEE ROY who passed away May 26, 1992 Would have been married 23 years on this date. All I have left are beautiful precious memories of a love we both shared. Though these memories cannot fill the empti-1 ness in my heart and my life without you, they're all that I have forn now.
Until we meet again in en where 1 know you are Dear Lee, I'll be your loving husband for all eternity. Love always, Eddie SCHIPPER In loving memory of EARL July 6, 1990 SCHIPPER who passed away We love you and miss you More today than yesterday And will twice as much tomor row Sadiy missed by Helen, Jon grandsons Anthony, Andrew Adam SMITH In loving memory of JOHN W. SMITH who passed away July 6, 1995 You're not forgotten dear, Nor ever shall you be; I shall remember thee, As long as life and memory last Your loving son, Jason SMITH In loving memory of JACKIE SMITH who passed away One year ago today We Nor have never forgotten you will we ever. There's not a day we don't think of you. Sadly missed by your Friends Terry, Carm, Joe Frankie SMITH In toving memory of JOHN "JACKIE" SMITH p.m.
who passed away June 7, 1995 Love is patient and kind Love is not jealous or boastful it is not arrogant or rude way Love does not Insist on 119 it is not irritable or resentful 11 does not rejoice at wrong But rejoices in the rights. Love bears all things, Believes all things, Hopes all things, Endures all things. Love never ends. Sadly Susan, missed family by your loving wife, and friends. i.
