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Fitzroy Township, Ontario | Dean, George (I5183)
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FLECK, Norma Marie (Byrnes)
Passed away peacefully, at her home, on Friday, July 24th, 1998, in her 93rd year. Loving wife of Robert Douglas Fleck (d.1992). Mother of James Douglas, Paul Duncan (d.1992), Robert Iain and John Alexander, mother-in-law to Margaret, Polly, Shelagh and Letty. Grandmother of Robert James, Ellen, David, Christopher, Christopher, Conor, Paula and Beatrice; great-grandmother of Jamie, Erin, Seymore, Quinn, Devon and Natalie. Born in Gore Bay, Manitoulin Island on May 16, 1906. Norma is survived by one brother, Grant Byrnes. A Memorial Service will be held at the Church of the Annunciation, Florence and Pewter Streets, North York at 10:30 a.m., Friday, July 31, 1998, reception to follow. In lieu of flowers,donations would be welcomed at The North York Hospital Foundation,4001 Leslie Street, North York, Ontario, M2K 1E1, or to any charity of your choice. We have a great store of happy memories wise, caring, gentle love to comfort us
--Published by The Globe and Mail on Jul. 28, 1998. | Byrnes, Norma Marie (I5109)
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Florence Carmel Fuller, age 97, of Flagler, Colorado passed away on April 5, 2010 at the Lincoln Community Nursing Home in Hugo, CO.
Florence was born on August 6, 1912 in Nashville, Kansas to parents William David and Jennie Irene (Louthan) Peters. Florence was delivered by an area neighbor, serving as a midwife. The family, including Florence and her older sister Fae, made their home in Nashville where the family farmed and ranched.
In November of 1914, the family moved to Campo, Colorado by Conestoga Wagons drawn by horses. They made their home in a half-dugout with a dirt floor and jip plastered walls. Florence’s younger two sisters, Sadie and Mable, were born in their home at Campo. At the age of 5, Florence and older sister Fae attended Blue Mound School District 43, which her father helped build. The two girls walked 2 ½ miles to school each day and their father served on the school’s first school board. When Florence was in 4th grade, a new school was built, Blue Mound District 61, just a mile from her home.
On May 23, 1925, Florence graduated from the 8th grade at Blue Mound and went on to attend Campo High School for the following 3 ½ years. The last half of her senior year was spent at Springfield High School, where she and her sister graduated on May 24, 1929. Growing up, Florence also attended the Baptist Church in Campo where she accepted Jesus as her Lord and Savior. She and her sister Fae were baptized by Reverend Baker in 1927.
During her childhood, Florence’s family raised corn, maize and broomcorn. Campo, Colorado, in Baca County, was known as the “Broomcorn Center of the World”. Florence and her sister Fae traded work with their neighbors, cutting broomcorn in the field’s right alongside the men.
In the summer of 1929, Florence and her sister Fae went to Greeley to attend summer school. Florence received a Second Grade Teacher’s Certificate on January 13, 1931. Later that same year, she accepted her first teaching position at Bear School, District 60, and continued teaching in one room schools near Campo for 11 years following.
While attending a teacher’s convention in Pueblo, CO, Florence married Eddie Fuller on November 8, 1934. Eddie was also from the Campo area and the two families had known each other for many years. Following their wedding, Florence continued teaching and Eddie managed the Save-U-Market they owned. The family grew to include children; Bonnie, Pattie, Estel, William and Sally. They made their home near Vilas and raised broomcorn for several years before moving to a farm east of Flagler in 1948, and Sally was born in the Flagler Hospital. The couple had another son, Dallas, but unfortunately he was stillborn.
Throughout the years, the family was involved in 4-H, as well as all of the activities and chores surrounding the farm. Florence worked hand in hand with Eddie for many years. The family belonged to the Flagler Baptist Church where they attended regularly. Florence loved the Lord and all of the ladies activities at the church, such as quilting, ABW and attending Eastern Association Meetings with her friends.
Eddie and Florence celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary in November 1984. Eddie went home to be with the Lord on April 2, 1988. Florence lived on their farm east of Flagler until entering the Lincoln Community Nursing home in August of 2005.
Florence will be remembered for her caramel pie, a recipe passed down from her mother. She enjoyed sewing, cooking, gardening, canning and preserving, and quilting. She was also a 4-H leader, a member of the Kit Carson County Republican Women’s Organization, Flagler Women’s Club, a Charter Member of the Gingham Girls Home Demonstration Club, Kit Carson County Farm Bureau Member, Kit Carson County Cattlewomen’s Association, and she sat on the Election Board for many years.
Florence is preceded in death by her parents, her husband, an infant son, one sister and several sister and brother in laws.
Florence is survived by her two sons, Estel (Sherry) Fuller of Fort Collins, CO and William (Janice) Fuller of Larkspur, CO, and three daughters, Bonnie Bryant of Greeley, CO, Pattie (Dan) Jackson of Gardnerville, NV and Sally (Mike) Santala of Flagler, CO. She is also survived by her sisters Sadie Lowder of Loveland, CO and Mable (Bob) Eden of Colorado City, CO, as well as 13 grandchildren and 25 great grandchildren. | Peters, Florence Carmel (I3999)
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FLORENCE CITIZEN - THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1970
HARRY E. KIER
Funeral services were held Wednesday, July 8, for Harry Edward Kier of Florence a retired letter carrier and an army veteran of World War I.
He died Sunday in a Florence nursing home after two months serious illness, at the age of 74 years.
He was born Mar. 17, 1896 in Morrison, Ill., and had lived in Florence the past 50 years, coming here from Clinton, Ia.
He and Minnie Reese were married Jun 22, 1920 in Marshaltown, Ia. They observed their 50th wedding anniversary just recently.
Kier was a city route letter carrier in Florence for 35 years, retiring in 1951. He was a member of the Florence United Methodist church and Miller-Kitto Post N. 25, American Legion.
Services were held from the Florence Mortuary Chapel at 10 a.m., with Rev. Wesley Steinmetz officiating. Mrs. Dom Del Duca played appropriate organ selections including "The End of a Perfect Day."
Pallbearers were Sam Eldridge, Ed Westwater, Lester Peele, Glenn Smith, Jack McFall and Leonis Renfrow.
In addition to his widow, Minnie Reese Kier, he is survived by two daughters, Vivian Howell of Adak, Alaska and Mrs. Roberta Hill of Loveland, Colo., and one son, Hale V. Kier, of East Lake, Colo. Nine grandchildren and one great-grandchild also survive.
Burial was in Union Highland cemetery wit the American Legion color and honor guard, Fort Carson assisted with the firing squad and bugler for the military service. | Kier, Harry Edward (I17672)
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FLORENCE DAILY CITIZEN - FLORENCE, FREMONT COUNTY, COLORADO - APRIL 17, 1926
FUNERAL OF MRS. KIER ON SUNDAY P. M.
The funeral of Mrs. Margaret Kier, whose death occurred in Denver Wedne3sday, will be held from the Campbell chapel at 2:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon. Rev. J. E. Robinson of the First Methodist church officiating. Burial will be made in Highland cemetery. Mr. Kier, a son of the deceased, and William Campbell, who went to Denver Thursday night accompanied the body to Florence last night on No. 3. | Stalcup, Margaret Sarah (I17638)
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Florence E. (Bramble) Ferry 80, died Friday June 13, 1997 at Charlton Memorial Hospital. She was the wife of the late Alfred V. "Sam" Ferry.
Born in Poquetanuck Connecticut, the daughter of the late Burton and Mary (Horgan) Bramble, she had lived in Assonet most of her life.
Before her retirement, she worked as a waitress at the former Rhinehagens Lunch Center.
She was a member of the Freetown Senior Citizens Club and the Berkley Happy Hearts Seniors Club.
Mrs. Ferry is survived by a son, and several nieces and nephews.
Her funeral will be held Monday at 10 AM from the Manuel Rogers and Sons Funerl Home, 1521 North Main Street Fall River.
A funeral mass will follow at 11 AM in St. Bernard's Church South Main Street Assonet. Burial will be in Assonet Burying Ground. | Bramble, Florence Emily (I09675)
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| 1907 |
Florence E. ?Betty? Finney, 88 passed away July 6, 2015 at Home with her family at her side.
Betty was born October 25, 1926 in Homer, the daughter of the late William and Florence Connors Shanahan.
Betty was a communicant of St. Mary?s church, and had been employed as a nurse a Cortland Regional Medical Center.
Her memberships included the Cortland County Retired Nurse?s Association, the Prayer group at St. Mary?s Church.
Betty was a dedicated and loyal SU fan.
Betty is survived by her children Michael (Cathy) Finney of Tenn., Patrick Finney of Cortland, Mark Finney of Cortland, and Marilyn Finney of Cortland. Her grandchildren Shannon (Joey) Donnelly, Michelle Sparkman, Lauren (Richard) Hartman, Brad Finney, Nicholas (Liz) Nowalk, her great grandchildren Liz, Bo, Eva and Lea Donnelly, Brian , Anna Cate ,Mary Connor, Lyla James , Angelina Amezcuca, and Sydney Nowalk .
Betty is also survived by her sister Helen (Don) Broton of Syracuse, brother in law Rodney Knight, sister in law Barbara Shanahan, her adopted son Pearl (Debra) Washington, several nieces and nephews.
In addition to her parents Betty was predeceased by her husband John, brother William Shanahan, sisters Mary Kelley, Kathleen Corbett, brother in laws Bob Kelley, and John Corbett, and grandson Brian Finney.
A prayer service will be held 12:30 pm Thursday at the funeral home, followed by a Mass of Christian Burial at 1:00 pm at St. Mary?s Roman Catholic Church in Cortland, with Fr. Joseph Zareski officiating. Interment will follow in St. Mary?s Cemetery.
Friends are invited to call from 4-7 pm Wednesday at the Wright-Beard Funeral Home 9 Lincoln Ave.
Anyone wishing to make a memorial contribution in Betty?s name is asked to consider St. Mary?s School 61 North Main St. Cortland, NY 13045 or the Hospicare of Cortland, 11 Kennedy Parkway, Cortland, NY 13045. | Shanahan, Florence E. (I26734)
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| 1908 |
Florence Evelyn (Miner) Kirk, 90, formerly of Wilbraham Road in Hampden and a former town official, died Wednesday at a local nursing home. She served on the Hampden Parks and Recreation Department and on the town's Housing Authority for 10 years. She also chaired the Housing Authority. She also was treasurer of the Hampden Republican Town Committee and the Hampden Garden Club and belonged to the Hampden Historical Society and the Lions Club Auxiliary.
She worked at the former Brooks Bank Note Co. and was later the statement department manager for 28 years at the former Bank of New England (previously Third National Bank). She retired in 1972.
Born in Essex, Conn., she lived in Springfield for 31 years and moved to Hampden in 1951. She lived on Wilbraham Road before moving to Charlton in 1994.
She was a 1927 graduate of the High School of Commerce in Springfield, where she was president of the freshman class. She attended Wesley Methodist Church in Springfield and Hampden Federated Community Church, where she was a deaconess and member of the YOLA Guild and the Ladies Aid Society.
Her husband, Frank J.T. Kirk, died in 1998. A son, James E., died in 1986; and a son, Frank C., died in 1981. She leaves two sons, Albert E. of Wilbraham and Robert E. of Brimfield; 16 grandchildren; 31 great-grandchildren; and two great-great-grandchildren.
The funeral will be Saturday morning at Byron's Allen Street Funeral Home of Springfield. Calling hours are Friday afternoon and evening.
Memorial contributions may be made to the Alzheimer's Disease Foundation, in care of the Visiting Nurse Association and Hospice of Western New England, 50 Maple St., P.O. Box 9058, Springfield, MA 01102. | Miner, Florence Evelyn (I05490)
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Florence Jackson Prindle was born on Sunday, October 1, 1922, in Minneapolis, Minnesota, to Joel Frederick and Lucille Harrison Jackson. She was baptized at the Linden Hills Congregational Church in Minneapolis and confirmed her faith at the same altar. After graduating from West High School in Minneapolis with the Class of 1940, she continued her formal education at the University of Minnesota.
On April 25, 1942, Florence was united in marriage to William Day Prindle, Jr. and their union was blessed with five children. Shortly after their marriage, Bill graduated from law school and went into the United States Army. After his release from active duty, Florence and Bill moved to Olivia, Minnesota, where Bill commenced his law career. Two years later, they moved to Montevideo where they raised their family. In 1986, the couple retired to Deuel County, South Dakota. While in South Dakota, they formed Deuel Enterprises, Inc, a family bible publishing company which produced two updatings of the Authorized (King James) Version of 1611: The 21st Century King James Version (1994) and The Third Millennium Bible (1998).
Florence always placed her family first and foremost over anything else she did. In addition to her devotion to them, she was active in Alpha Chi Omega, Eastern Star P.E.O., Girl Scouts, AFS, American Red Cross and served on the board of directors of First National Bank in Montevideo. As a long standing member of the United Methodist Church in Montevideo, she served on the Mission Committee, acted as church treasurer, taught Sunday school and was communion steward for 25 years. She, Bill and Pastor George Bell planted many of the trees around the church grounds, tending them and carrying buckets of water during several of the drought years. In her leisure time, she enjoyed playing the piano, watercolor painting, listening to classical music, spending time in her flower and vegetable gardens, and preserving the produce. Quiet times were spent with her hand work and her love of nature, which included many hours of bird watching, hiking and travels to Kenya.
She was called from this life on Friday afternoon, August 14, 2009, while a patient at the Chippewa County Montevideo Hospital. She was 86 years old.
Cherishing her memory are her children: Barbara, Mary, William and Carrie; and her grandsons: Joel, Thomas, William, John, Benjamin, Charles and Christopher and her great granddaughter Elisabeth.
Preceding her in death were her beloved husband, William Day Prindle, Jr. in January 2006; her daughter, Florence Prindle Ronning in November 2004; her parents, Joel and Lucille Jackson; and her brother, Frederick Jackson. | Jackson, Florence Lucille (I24124)
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Florence Louise Stebbins, 88, of East Hampton, widow of the late James Stebbins died Wednesday March 9th at Avalon in Mystic. Born May 23, 1927 in East Hampton she was the daughter of the late William and Florence (Mills) Everett. Florence had retired from Jarvis Air Foil of Portland where she had been a secretary for more than 25 years. She is survived by her four daughters Elizabeth Turney, Perilla Wachter, Amelia Munro, and Karen Stebbins-De Pietro all of East Hampton, two sisters Myrtle Steinmiller of Amston, Laura Everett of East Hampton, 16 grandchildren and 20 great-grandchildren and many nieces, nephews, cousins and friends. She was predeceased by a step-son James Stebbins and two brothers Frederick and William Everett. Friends may call at the Spencer Funeral Home 112 Main St. East Hampton on Thursday March 17th from 10AM until 11AM. A Funeral Service will be held at 11AM with Rev. Thomas Kennedy officiating. Burial will follow in the family plot in Lake View Cemetery. In lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be made to East Hampton Ambulance Assoc. | Everett, Florence Louise (I10540)
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Florence Munro
MUNRO - Florence Passed away peacefully, at the Almonte General Hospital Rosamond Wing on Wednesday, October 31, 2007, age 93 years. Florence was born in Balaclava, Ontario September 15, 1914, the eldest daughter of Claude and Jean Wark. She was predeceased by her husband Wilbert (April 2, 2007). Beloved mother of Ev Barr (Pat McAuliffe), Eldon (Rita), Norma Blair (Herb), Glen (Elaine) and Barry (Dianne Healey). Proud grandmother of 17 grandchildren and 28 great grandchildren. Much loved sister of Peg Cotteril and Hazel Fraser. Predeceased by her brother Roy and sister Rae. Friends may call at the Almonte Chapel of Tubman Funeral Homes, 154 Elgin Street, Almonte on Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Funeral service will be held in the chapel on Saturday at 11 a.m. Interment Guthrie United Cemetery, Clayton. | Wark, Florence (I02869)
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Florence was raised by Fred's sister Amelia "Millie Benson" and Alphia was reared by a cousin of her mother, Mrs. Rank. The children were fanned out to family to raise after
Fred and Edna got a divorce after only 4 years. | Family (F10595)
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Florence Watt
Well known and a much loved member of the community, Florence (Munro) Watt, Fairview Manor, Almonte, died suddenly Feb 12, 1981 at Almonte General Hospital. She was 77 years old. The daughter of the late Robert and Ida Munro, Mrs. Watt was born May 14, 1903 in Darling Township. She attended Halls Mills School. She was the wife of the late James H. Watt of Lanark Township. They were married at her parents home in Darling Township by Rev. Duncan McColl on September 20, 1921. Dearly loved mother of Erwin of Almonte, Hazel (Mrs. Len Fulton) Pakenham, Russell of Ottawa, Valma (Mrs. Howard Bolger) of Clayton, Jean (Mrs. Logan More), Wilmer and Gladys (Mrs. Carl Currie) all of Almonte and Len of Pakenham. Also survived by 24 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Dear sister of Mrs. Cora Yuill of RR 2 Almonte, Mrs. Eva Fulton of Renfrew, Wilbert of Clayton, predeceased by one brother Earl of Almonte. She rested at the Gamble & Comba Funeral Home, 127 Church Street, Almonte where the funeral service was held on Saturday Feb 14 at 2 p.m. Services were conducted by John Richards and George Poole. Interment Clayton United Cemetery. The pallbearers were six grandsons, John Fulton, Brian Bolger, Brent Watt, Garry Watt, Allan Watt, and Steve Currie. Florence's deep religious faith was a great inspiration to all who knew her. Her most cherished times were spent with her many friends, her camera, and her beautiful poems - Her outlook upon life is expressed in this poem, (author unknown) one of her favorites from her collection:
We Too Shall Pass Away
How quickly time is passing!
The seasons come and go.
The summer with its sunshine
The winter with its snow
The springtime with its fragrance
Of bursting bud and bloom,
The short cool days of autumn
All seem to pass too soon!
Our neighbours, friends and loved ones
Their ranks are thinning out,
So many we find missing
Each time we look about.
We, too, are rushing onward,
Our days will soon be o'er,
Our places soon be vacant,
Our voices heard no more.
Will any heart be lighter
Because we've journeyed here?
Oh, are we truly trying
To scatter love and cheer?
To make the way seem brighter
To those we meet each day?
For, like the fleeting season,
We, too, shall pass away! | Munro, Florence (I02960)
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Floyd Allen Teachout Jr., Lansing, went to be with his Lord and Savior on Tuesday, September 7, 2021 at the age of 91. Born January 24, 1930 to Floyd and Ruth Teachout Sr. in Hastings, Michigan. Floyd was a graduate of Lansing Eastern High School class of 1949. He went on to work for General Motors where he would later retire as a driver. Floyd enjoyed playing golf and fishing. He played many rounds and his favorite local courses in Chisolm Hills and Bonnie View. He fished all over but spent many days fishing Six Lakes where he used to live and Town Line Lake. Floyd also enjoyed playing cards, marbles and doing puzzles. He was a member of Capitol City Baptist Church in Holt for many years. Floyd will be missed by all who remember him. Preceding him in death were his son, Randy Teachout; sister, Dorothy Wymer; brother, Robert Teachout as well as his parents.
Surviving are his wife, Marian Teachout; sons, Floyd Teachout III, Robert (Janet Skole) Teachout, Ronald Teachout; daughter, Ronda (Tadd) LaDuke; grandchildren, Jason (Trish) Townsend, Chad Teachout, Cortnie Teachout, Kyle Teachout, Marissa Teachout, Ryan Dykstra, Zachary (Courtney) Teachout; 9 great grandchildren as well as many nieces and nephews.
Funeral services will be held at 12:00 pm on Saturday, September 11, 2021 at Capitol City Baptist Church in Holt. Family will receive friends for visitation one hour prior to the service at the church. A graveside service will be held on Monday, September 13, 2021 at 1:00 PM at East Lawn Memory Gardens. For those desiring, memorial contributions may be made to St. Jude Children's Hospital in Floyd's name. | Teachout, Floyd Allen (I4400)
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Floyd Bailey King, the son of Silas and Grace Bailey King, was born December 24, 1921 in rural Dickens, Iowa. Floyd was raised on a farm south of Dickens, and attended country school a half mile from his home. He attended Dickens High School in his 9th and 10th grades and then switched to Gillett Grove, where he graduated in 1939. After high school, Floyd worked with his Dad on the farm. He enjoyed working with machinery, repairing and doing welding. He built numerous small units and modified new equipment.
In May of 1944, he was drafted in the U.S. Army and went off to boot camp at Fort Lewis, WA. He served in South Korea, where he was stationed in the southern tip of South Korea. Following his Honorable Discharge, he returned to the States in May of 1947. Floyd then moved to Detroit, MI where he worked as an auto mechanic. In 1949, Floyd returned to Iowa and began farming with his father.
In 1954, he met Margie Rouse Aldinger. They were married on October 15, 1955. They spent most of their married life on two farms south of Dickens, Iowa. Besides farming, Floyd raised cattle and was active in helping to organize the Clay County Cattleman's Association serving on the board and as President for two years. Floyd was a long time active member of the Gillett Grove United Methodist Church where he held many positions. Floyd also served as Trustee for Logan Township for several years and served on the Dickens Coop Board. In 1984, Floyd retired from farming. Floyd and Margie started spending their winter months in Mesa, Arizona for the next 13 years where they made many friends from across the country. In 2000, they moved to Spencer and then in January of 2007, they moved to the Ruthven Community Care Center. While living in Spencer, Floyd was a member of the Golden K and a member of Hope Reformed Church. In his spare time, Floyd enjoyed playing golf, pool and bowling and in his later years he liked to play snooker at the Senior Center. Most of all, Floyd loved his family and was very proud of them.
On August 16, 2013, Floyd passed away at the Spencer Hospital at the age of 91. He is preceded in death by his parents; brother, Darrel King; sister, Lois Gritten and one granddaughter, Ashley King.
He is survived by his wife Margie of Ruthven; his children: Bill (Ginger) Aldinger of Livingston, TX, Marcia (Bill) Jackson of Sante, SC, David King of Estherville, IA and Denny (Kerry) King of Dickens, IA; 8 grandchildren; 10 great grandchildren; other relatives and friends. | King, Floyd Bailey (I23107)
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Floyd C. Haywood, age 68, life resident of Altmar, passed away Thursday at his home. Floyd was born April 6, 1950 in Gouverneur, the son of Earl and Marion Jerome Haywood. He attended APW Schools. Floyd was married to Roxanne Stevens on September 11, 1971. He was employed by TICO Manufacturing in Williamstown for many years. He also worked for Ribstone Silo and Stevaks Waste Management in Syracuse.
Surviving are his wife, Roxanne, two daughters, Tina Raymo of Pulaski and Trina Coffey of Altmar, two sons, Floyd Haywood, Jr. of Canastota and Scott Haywood of Altmar, brothers, Eugene Haywood of Altmar, Kevin Haywood of Central Square, Terry Haywood of Richland, and Darryl Haywood of Norwood, two sisters, Zona Oakes of South Carolina and Sharon Horning of Parish and 11 grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held 1 p.m. Saturday, December 8th at the Foster-Hax Funeral Home 52, Park Street, Pulaski with burial at the convenience of the family. Calling hours will be held from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. prior to the funeral. | Haywood, Floyd C. (I1613)
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Floyd Walter Price, 85, of Manahawkin, NJ, passed away April 14, 2012 after a brief Illness. Born in Syracuse, New York, Floyd attended North Syracuse schools. An Army veteran, Floyd served in World War II, in Germany. Floyd spent most of his career with Borden's Ice Cream division. Starting as mechanic, he became a plant operating engineer at several plants. Floyd went on to be a plant manager of one of their largest plants. Floyd holds a number of patents for the invention of Ice Cream sandwich manufacturing and collating machines. An avid hunter and fisherman in his youth, Floyd became an excellent gardener and chef after his retirement. His greatest love was his family.
He is survived by his high school sweetheart and wife of 67 years, Alice Price of Manahawkin; and four children, Judith (John) of Hopewell, New York, Lorraine (Petr) Kuzma of Princeton, New Jersey, Edward (Marion) Price of Manahawkin, NJ, Michelle (Todd) Tuttle of Charlotte, North Carolina, along with their spouses; his grandchildren, Carl Alexander of Tracy, California, Alouette Alexander of Randolph, MA and Christopher Morgan of Charlotte, North Carolina; and great-grandchildren, Tyler and Macyn Meaney of Randoph, MA. Floyd worked hard to make every family event fun and special for his extended family and will be greatly missed by all. Hours after Floyd's death, his son Edward also passed away.
The family will receive relatives and friends for both Floyd and Edward Thursday April 19, 2012 from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the Timothy E. Ryan Home for Funerals, 145 St. Catherine Blvd., Toms River, NJ. The funeral Mass will be offered 11 a.m. Friday, April 20, 2012 at St. Mary of the Pine's Church, Manahawkin, NJ. Committal is private.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be sent in Floyd's honor to the Wounded Warrior Project. | Price, Floyd Walter (I1883)
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Following a brief illness, Thomas H. Lough, 76, 49 Alexandra Ave., Waterloo, died Saturday at K-W Hospital. He was born April 19, 1877, at Cumberland, Ont., son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Lough. He was an employee of the Joseph E. Seagram and Sons, Ltd., Waterloo for the past 20 years. His wife, the former Augusta Dunkel, survives him. He was a member of Knox Presbyterian Church, Waterloo. Also surviving are four sons, Harold and Roy of Kitchener, Norman of Ottawa and Lloyd of Waterloo; eight daughters, Mrs. Elvin (Marie) Underwood and Mrs. Lorne (Margaret) Heiman of Kitchener, Mrs. Warren (Kathleen) Boetiger and Mrs. Donald (Louise) Boetiger of Lexington, Mrs. George (Wilma) Messer,, Miss Joanne Lough and Miss Myrtle, all of Waterloo and Mrs. Charles (Jane) McFadden of Toronto, one brother, Albert of Toronto, one sister, Mrs. Margaret Taylor of Waterloo and 17 grandchildren. One son Ernest and one daughter Esther, predeceased him. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2: 30 p.m. at the Ratz-Bechtel Funeral Home. Burial will be in Mount Hope Cemetery, Waterloo. Rev. John G. Murdock will officiate. The body is at the funeral home.
--Kitchener-Waterloo Record 11 May 1953 | Lough, Thomas Henry (I5521)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I19691)
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Fordham, Essex | Everett, Daniel (I2975)
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Forest Gate, Essex | Palmer, Irene May (I2918)
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Former Pulaski resident, Mildred A. Cates, 85, died Friday at Port Charlotte, Florida Hospital. Mrs. Cates had lived in Pulaski before moving to Florida 20 years ago. Mrs. Cates had taught in the Douglas Central School District in the town of Richland. Her husband, Robert A., died in 1959. Surviving are a daughter, June C. Hilliker of Pulaski; a son James R. of Port Charlotte; a stepson, Gordon Cates of League City, Texas; two brothers, Roland Stock of Mexico and Donald Stock of Sandy Creek; two sisters, Grace Geglia of Red Hook and Ruth Emery of Pulaski; six grandchildren; and eight great-grandchildren. Services will be private. Contributions may be made to Pulaski Baptist Church. The National Cremation Society, Port Charlotte, has charge of arrangements. | Stock, Mildred Alice (I08425)
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Former Resident Brought Back For Burial
The death of Mrs. Mary E. Prindle, a former, and one of the earlier resident of Wabasha, occurred at Hartford, Mich.at
9 P.M. on February 2, death being due to bronchial pneumonia. The body was shipped to Wabasha on Saturday and reposed in the Peterson Chapel 'till Sunday at 2 P.M. when services were held at the Episcopal church, and interment was made in Riverview cemetery, Rev. Hilmer of Winona officated.
Deceased was born in Connecticut March 31, 1828. The Prindle family came to Wabasha in an early day, and for a number of years, Mr. Prindle operated a large dry good store on Main street, just west of the present Hoffman Hotel. Mr. Prindle died in 1869, and the family continued to live here for about ten years. Two children survive, being Mrs. Mamie Nooney of Hartford, Mich, with whom she had spent her declining years, and a son Charles Prindle of Minneapolis. Those from a distance who attended the funeral were Mrs. Chas. Prindle and son Day of Minneapolis and Mrs. Markus of Rush City, Minn.
This obituary was published on Feb. 28, 1923, in the Wabasha County Herald. | Comstock, Mary Elizabeth (I06459)
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Former Village President Charles S. Raefle Was Highly Respected by All
New Hartford, July 14 ? The death of Charles Stewart Raefle, which occurred at his home on Hillside Avenue, has brought grief to many friends. Mr. Raefle was born in Brooklyn September 14, 1877, the only son of Hermann and Adelaide Stuart Raefle. Their summer home was at Trenton Fall and there Mr. Raefle became interested in electricity. He graduated from the Brooklyn school and then fitted himself for electric work and became assistant foreman of the Gas and Electric power plant of Trenton Falls, which position he held six years. While at Trenton Fall, Mr. Raefle had a serious accident which unfitted his for work for some time, but later he was employed by the J. & M. Company.
Mr. Raefle was united in marriage with Miss Edna L. Wood of Trenton Falls, January 2, 1907 and since that time had made his home in New Hartford. Mrs. Raefle and two daughters, Dorothy and Doris survive him. Mr. Raefle was a faithful member of the Presbyterian Church, a member of Amicable Lodge, F. & A. M., and if I. O. O. F. Lodge, of Barneveld. In politics Mr. Raefle was a Republican and in March 1920, though not seeking the office he was elected president of the village of New Hartford, which office he filled until being too ill to attend to its duties he resigned. The funeral will be private and he will be laid to rest in Evergreen cemetery, Barneveld.
--Utica Herald Dispatch Wednesday Jul 14, 1920 | Raefle, Charles Stewart (I26688)
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Formerly of the Queensline and Cobden, passed away peacefully in the Renfrew Victoria Hospital on Tuesday July 3, 2012 in his 94th year. Keith Gould beloved husband of Helen Gould nee Corrigan ( Black ) and by first marriage to the late Muriel Jean Leach. Dear father of Sheldon ( Monica ) Gould and stepfather of Carroll Black. Also survived by 6 grandchildren, 6 great-grandchildren 1 sister Margaret ( Russell MacKenzie ) and 1 brother- in-law Jack Holt. Friends may call at the Fraser-Morris & Heubner Funeral Home Cobden, Friday July 6, 2012 from 2-4 and 7-9pm. Service in Grace United Church Cobden Saturday at 2pm. Interment at Cobden Union Cemetery. Donations to Grace United Church Memorial Fund would be appreciated.
--Published in The Ottawa Citizen from July 5 to July 6, 2012 | Gould, James Keith (I29564)
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| 1926 |
FORT EDWARD ? James Wray Kearns, 98, of Bradley Ave., went into the arms of the Lord and his beloved Genevieve, on Tuesday, April 30, 2013 at the Glens Falls Hospital. .
Born on March 29, 1915, in Syracuse, he was the son of the late John and Leona (Wray) Kearns.
Jim was a 1934 graduate of Central High School and a star forward on the Centenary Methodist Church basketball team, both in Syracuse. After high school, Jim attended Lincoln Welding School, graduating in 1935. He then worked for Allied Chemical and Dye (Solvay) in their apprentice training program and also completed the Foreman Ship Training Program.
In 1940, he became a welding instructor for the National Youth Administration and eventually became a Regional Supervisor, covering all of New York State and the New England States. Jim was a decorated Veteran, enlisting in the US Navy, where he taught welding and was a US Navy Shipfitter First Class. He was stationed in the European Theater during WWII and in 1946, received an Honorable Discharge.
Jim married the love of his life, Genevieve (Passineau) DuPell, on August 4, 1949, embarking on a forty-five year journey of love and devotion with his Gen.
He was a sixty-seven year member of the Plumbers and Steamfitters Local #773, working for many companies throughout the United States and the world, including Turkey, Greenland, Mexico and South America. He was also self-employed for many years.
Jim was a lifelong learner, earning degrees from California Poly Institute, ICS Correspondence School in Pennsylvania, Lincoln Welding School, General Electric Welding School, Oswego Extension Center in Albany, State University College at Oswego, Adirondack Community College and Purdue University.
Jim obtained his NYS Public School teaching certification in metal trades (welding and fabrication) and his adult education teaching certification. He went to work for the Warren Washington BOCES in 1966 where he combined his love of teaching and his desire to help both youths and adults. He taught welding, retiring in 1976. Jim was very proud of his efforts to organize the Teachers into the Adirondack Cooperative Teacher?s Association and was their first President and Chief Negotiator. He returned to BOCES in his later years, working as a substitute until his 90th birthday.
Jim was very active in retirement, playing golf, hunting, fishing and always lending a helping hand to his large family and many friends. He loved to travel and especially enjoyed his last trip, a mountain climbing excursion to Colorado. Jim loved taking camping trips with his beloved wife. He was also an avid NY Yankee Fan. Jim will always be remembered for his humor, quick wit, Irish charm and mostly true tales.
In addition to his parents and his late wife, Genevieve, Jim was predeceased by his brothers, John and Edward Kearns and his sisters, Delores Spring, Thelma Redmond and Geraldine Dewitt; his stepsons, G. Patrick DuPell and Eugene L. DuPell; his grandsons, James P. DuPell and Mark L. DuPell; and one great grandson, James P. Hinchliffe.
He is survived by one sister, Ruth VanDorpe of Lakeland FL; one son, James (Linda) Walton Kearns of Apopka FL; one daughter in law, Theresa DuPell; nephews , Raymond and Alan Dewitt, James Spring, Robert Van Dorpe; niece, Jo Ann Vancor; his grandchildren, James (Andrea) Walton Kearns Jr of Syracuse, Kelli (Eric) Puccio of Denver CO, Scott (Darlene) Kearns of Ft Lauderdale FL, Theresa (David) Pratt of Fort Edward, Marie (Anthony) Caschera of Mechanicville, Patricia (Rocco) Denino of Glens Falls, Gisele (Brian) Freed of Centennial CO, Annette Orsini of South Glens Falls, Michelle (Timothy) Place of Gansevoort, David (Olga) DuPell of Grass Valley CA, Carole (Niel) Nielson of Saratoga Springs; a granddaughter in law, Leigh (Bill) Cenate of Hudson Falls; great grandchildren, Deborah (Michael) Greco of Hartford, Stephen Caschera of Clifton Park, Todd Caschera of Mechanicville, Emily (Craig) Blowers of Clifton Park, Jill (Brian) Lacque of Hudson Falls, Melissa (Matt) LaPan of Hudson Falls, James, Alison, Abigail and Thomas Freed, all of Centennial CO, Melina Orsini of Fort Edward, Frank Orsini of Lakewood CO, Katherine, Meghan, Christine and Alyssa Place, all of Gansevoort, Emma and Evan DuPell of Los Angeles CA, Julie Nielsen of Cranford NJ, Matt (Laura) Nielsen of Ridgewood NJ; great-great grandchildren; Alec, Madison and Nikolas Kearns, Jacqueline Puccio, Madeline and Liam Kearns, Matt and Dillon Hinchliffe, Sophia and Isabella Greco, Elliot and Kyra Goga, Tyler and Trevor Nielsen, Ayva Caschera, Karleigh, Katelynn and Joseph LaPan, Bryant Freed Valdez.
Friends may call on Friday, May 3, 2013, from 4 to 7 p.m., at the Carleton Funeral Home, Inc., 68 Main Street in Hudson Falls.
Funeral Services will be conducted at 9 a.m. on Saturday, May 4, 2013 at the funeral home, with the Rev. Thomas Babiuch, pastor of St. Mary?s/St. Paul?s Church in Hudson Falls, officiating.
The Rite of Committal will follow at St. Mary?s Cemetery in the town of Fort Edward.
Following the cemetery services, all are welcome to a gathering at McManus Hall, located adjacent to St. Mary?s/St. Paul?s Church in Hudson Falls.
The family wishes to thank the wonderful caregivers at Plumeria Adult Home and the nurses and staff at the Glens Falls Hospital, for being so kind and caring to Jim and his family.
Donations in Jim?s name may be sent to the Alzheimer?s Association, Northeastern NY Chapter, 4 Pine West Plaza, Suite 405, Albany, NY 12205 or the ALS Association Upstate New York Chapter, 890 Seventh North Street, Ste. 108, Liverpool, New York 13088.
| Kearns, James Wray (I05796)
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| 1927 |
Fort Hamilton, New York | Wright, Owen Ogilvie (I24581)
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| 1928 |
Fort Hood US Military Base | Family (F12043)
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| 1929 |
Fortingall, Perth | McKerracher, John (I27136)
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Fortingall, Perthshire | McKerracher, Donald (I29925)
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Fortingall, Perthshire | McKerracher, Donald (I29925)
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Fortingall, Perthshire | Family (F16621)
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Fortingall, Perthshire | McKerracher, Christian (I5981)
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FOSTER - Suddenly in hospital, Ottawa, Ontario on Wednesday, March 8th, 2000. Milton Carl Foster (of Almonte). At Age 65. Beloved husband of Ruth McKay, Almonte. Dear brother of Melvin (Elizabeth) Foster, Edna (Mrs. Guy Yuill) and Elmer (Joyce) Foster all of Almonte. Predeceased by two brothers Boyd and Eric. Friends called at the KERRY FUNERAL HOME, 154 Elgin street, Almonte for visiting on Thursday and Friday. Funeral service was in the Chapel on Saturday. Interment Clayton United Cemetery, Clayton. Donations made to the Almonte General Hospital would be appreciated by the Foster family. | Foster, Milton Carl (I02397)
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| 1935 |
FOSTER Deborah Ann McClure, 57, of Clearwater, FL, passed away on December 12, 2021. Deborah was born in Clearwater on January 6, 1964. She was a beloved mother, daughter, sister, niece, and cousin. She attended Dunedin High School and during her career, worked as both an optician and medical transcriptionist. She loved cooking, cross stitch and collecting old cookie jars. Deborah is survived by her partner, Lonnie Sizemore; daughter, Jenna Foster; her parents, Glen and Betty McClure; brother, Steve McClure; aunts and uncles, Janet and John White, Anita and Mark Neff, Beverly Neff, Linda and Bob Locey; as well as her many cousins. | McClure, Deborah Ann (I1879)
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| 1936 |
FOSTER, Melvin (Mel) Louis In hospital in Carleton Place on Monday, October 20, 2003 at the age of 85 years. Melvin Louis Foster, husband of Olive Foster and best friend of Elizabeth Closs. Father of Marion Sparkman (Dennis) of Niagara Falls, Shirley Yach (Robert) of Denby, Glen Foster (Anne) of Almonte and the late Keith Foster. Beloved grandfather to 5 grandchildren. Brother of Elmer Foster (Joyce) of Almonte. Predeceased by his sister Edna (Guy) Yuill and his brothers Boyd, Eric and Carl. Memorial service at graveside in Auld Kirk Cemetery, Almonte on Saturday, October 25, 2003 at 3:00 p.m. Donations to the Ontario Heart and Stroke Foundation would be appreciated. Arrangements entrusted to Cole Funeral Services. | Foster, Melvin Louis (I02377)
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FOSTER, Olive Marion September 19, 1915 - May 30, 2009 Olive passed away in Groves Park Lodge, Renfrew, Ontario on Saturday morning, May 30, 2009. Olive Foster (nee Bolger) of Arnprior and formerly of Almonte in her 94th year. Predeceased by her husband Melvin Foster from a previous marriage. Dear mother of Shirley (Robert) Yach of Griffith, Marion (Dyon) Bracken of Niagra Falls and Glen (Ann) of Almonte. Dear grandmother of Trevor, Chris, Terry and Julie. Predeceased by a grandson Brent. Great grandmother of Meadow, Willow and Jonathan. Dear sister of Howard Bolger of Almonte. Resting at The Boyce Funeral Home Ltd. Chapel, Visitation and Reception Centre 138 Daniel St N., Arnprior where friends may pay their respects on Tuesday, June 2, 2009 from 1-3 p.m. Service will be held in The Boyce Chapel at 3 p.m. Interment Auld Kirk Cemetery, Almonte. In memoriams to The Heart and Stroke Foundation or The Canadian Diabetes Association appreciated by her family. | Bolger, Olive Marion (I02378)
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FOSTER, Vera Elizabeth (nee Buchan) Peacefully at Stoneridge Manor, Carleton Place, Ontario on Tuesday, April 19, 2011, in her 95th year. Dear wife of the late J. Boyd Foster. Beloved Mom of Jim (Lynda). Treasured Granny of Greg, Erin Powell (Shawn), Mark (Katie Lewis) and Melinda. Cherished Great-Granny of James, Liam, Cole, Jacob, Grace, Evan and Avaleigh Vera. Dear sister of Florence Weber (Dewaine), Isabel Crampton (the late Garfield Crampton & the late Gordon Mackey), Jean Scott (the late Arthur Stewart & the late Clarence Scott), Eunice Richardson (Rev. Dr. George), Donald Buchan (Marjory), the late Harold Buchan and his wife the late Lottie and the late Lois Morrow (Norman-surviving). Dear sister-in-law of Elmer (Joyce) and the late Carl (Ruth Fife-surviving), the late Eric (Audrey-surviving), the late Edna Yuill (late Guy) and the late Melvin (Elizabeth Closs- surviving). Friends may call at the Alan R. Barker Funeral Home, 19 McArthur Ave., Carleton Place on Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. and on Thursday after 1 p.m. Funeral service to follow in the chapel at 2 p.m. Interment at United Cemeteries later in the Spring. Donations in memory of Vera to the Carleton Place Hospital Foundation would be appreciated by the family. Vera's family wishes to extend special thanks to Dr. Roger Drake and the staff at Stoneridge Manor for the care and kindness shown to Vera. | Buchan, Vera Elizaabeth (I02418)
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Found in The Morning News (Wilmington, Delaware) 22 June 1918: Mrs. Laura L. Noyes, widow of Col. Enoch Noyes of Port Deposit, died at her summer home at Old Lynn (note: how it is spelled in the article) Conn. Five children survive her. | Banning, Laura Lay (I05400)
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| 1940 |
Fourth Avenue Baptist Church, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada | Family (F9254)
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| 1941 |
Fracture of skull - Automobile accident | Pegg, Harold E. (I22797)
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FRAM, Lorraine (Lori)
Suddenly, on Monday, March 5, 2001, at her home in Etobicoke. Lori Fram (nee Nairne), loved mother of Jamie and his wife Donna, and David and his wife Jaki. Grandmother of Michael, Jessica and Nicole. Also survived by brothers and sisters. Funeral Service will be held at the Neweduk Funeral Home ;Mississauga Chapel, 1981 Dundas Street West (one block east of Erin Mills Parkway) on Friday, March 9, 2001 at 10 a.m. Private cremation to follow. | Nairne, Lorraine Gwen (I5054)
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| 1943 |
Frances B. Granere, 87, of North Platte died Tuesday, March 4, 2003, at her daughter's home.
Private family services were held and burial will be in San Marcos, Calif.
Carpenter Memorial Chapel of North Platte is in charge of arrangements.
Mrs. Granere was born July 3, 1915, at Kearney to Harold and Bessie (Lawson) Moore.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Ralph Granere.
Survivors of the immediate family include two daughters and a son-in-law, Judy Whyte of North Platte and Suzanne and George Trimble of Fallbrook, Calif., and a son, Ralph H. Granere. | Moore, Frances Bernice (I23747)
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| 1944 |
Frances immigrated to Tasmania with her husband Simon on the Ship "Whirlwind" in 1850 something. Frances' brother John, Father John and mother Mary followed on the ship "Trade Winds" in 1858. The mother Mary died on voyage. | Family (F1280)
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Frances M. (Banning) Ellsworth, 95, of Portland passed away Wednesday, October 14, 2015 in her home of seventy years. She was the widow of Herbert M. Ellsworth, who predeceased her in 2002, and the daughter of Clinton H. and Hilda C.(Vujs) Banning. Born February 21, 1920 in her home on Hebron Avenue in Glastonbury, she was a 1938 graduate of Glastonbury High School. She worked for Sanborn Map Company in Hartford from 1939 - 1945. Fran and Herb married on May 19, 1943 and in 1945 when Herb returned after serving in the Air Force during WWII, they moved into their Portland home. Fran worked at Wesleyan University, Music Department, as an administrative assistant for 21 years from 1964 to 1985. In her younger years, she was a member of the Portland and Middletown Bowling Leagues, a communicant of St. Mary's Church and member of their Altar Society, a Past President of the American Legion Auxiliary (1954), a 65+year member of both the Auxiliary and Hemlock Grange and a charter member of the Portland Historical Society. She is survived by her three children - son, McClure E. (Linda) Ellsworth of San Antonio TX; daughters, Deborah A. of Framingham MA and Portland and Sarah E. (Gary) Perruccio of Meriden; proud grandmother of Marissa E. (Ted) Schaeffer of San Antonio and Matthew and Mallory Perruccio of Meriden; proud great-grandmother of Hannah, Gio, Eli, Teddy Jr. and Nicole. She also leaves her sisters-in-law, Elizabeth P. Ellsworth of Portland and Evelyn Banning of Manchester, many loving nieces and nephews and her extended Texas family: Jeff, Londa and Victoria; Tom, Simon, Dayna and Wesley; Denise and Brian. She was predeceased by her brother, Lewis D. Banning of Manchester. The family would like to thank Middlesex Hospice and Palliative Care for their support and care. Friends and relatives are invited to join her family for a celebration of her Mass of Christian Burial on Friday, October 23, 2015 at 11 AM at St Mary's Church 51 Freestone Ave Portland. Burial will be in Center Cemetery, Portland. In lieu of flowers, donations in Frances' name may be made to St. Mary's Church, 51 Freestone Avenue, Portland CT 06480. | Banning, Frances Mae (I10498)
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Francis B. "Frank" Carriar
St. Cloud - Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Thursday, October 10, 2019 at St. Peter's Catholic Church in St. Cloud for Francis B. "Frank" Carriar age 84, of St. Cloud formerly of Superior, WI and Oak Park, IL. Frank passed away at his home on Friday, October 4, 2019. Reverend Eberhard Schefers will officiate. Entombment of the urn will take place at North Star Cemetery.
Visitation will take place between 4:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. on Wednesday at the Daniel Funeral Home in St. Cloud and one hour prior to services at church on Thursday. Parish prayers will be held at 6:00 p.m. on Wednesday at the funeral home.
Frank was born November 20, 1934 to Francis and Emma (LeTourneau) Carriar in Milwaukee, WI. He graduated from Superior Catholic High School and attended Superior State University. Frank worked in retail management and transferred to St. Cloud in 1960. He was manager of National Foods, worked at PX liquor store and worked as bar manager at the VFW Post 428 until retirement. Following retirement, Frank drove school bus for Spanier Bus Services (Bus S-11) and thought it was the best job ever. His collection of toy school buses is a testament of how much he loved driving children to and from school.
He married Kathryn Ekstrom on April 25, 1956. Frank enjoyed playing baseball and coaching Little League, fishing, bowling, collecting model trains, and most of all, spending time at the family cabin for 40 years. Cabin time was family time and you could usually find Frank sitting on the deck with his black baseball cap completing crossword puzzles, drinking beer and enjoying the lake weather. His love for sports transferred to watching his grandchildren play their sports. Frank belonged to St. Peter's Parish in St. Cloud.
Frank is survived by his wife, Kathy of 63 years: children Debra (Donald) Stueve of St. Cloud, Barclay (Janet) Carriar of St. Cloud, Corinne (Thomas) Butkowski of Hiawatha, IA and Laura (Jeffrey) Pfannenstein of St. Cloud; grandchildren Nikki (Karen Monical) Carriar, Allison (Josh) Woitalla, Nolan and Myles Butkowski, Megan, Marren and Lucas Pfannenstein; great-granddaughter Raleigh Woitalla; sister Nancy Carriar; sister-in-law and brother-in-law, Bobbi and Vince Vargas; and of course, faithful beagle Duke.
He is proceeded in death by his parents, Kathy's parents and his grandparents.
Memorials are preferred to Alzheimer's Association, CentraCare Home Health and Hospice, Tri-county Humane Society or St. Peter's Church.
--Published in St. Cloud Times on Oct. 8, 2019. | Carriar, Francis Barclay (I32136)
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| 1947 |
Frank and Alice and their two children, Michael and Patricia, emigrated to Australia aboard the ship "Maloja". They departed from the port of London on June 10, 1948 bound for Brisbane. | Newman, Frank Ilderton Hartnett (I3216)
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| 1948 |
Frank and Alice and their two children, Michael and Patricia, emigrated to Australia aboard the ship "Maloja". They departed from the port of London on June 10, 1948 bound for Brisbane. | Boldero, Alice Hope Carne (I3202)
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| 1949 |
Frank and Alice and their two children, Michael and Patricia, emigrated to Australia aboard the ship "Maloja". They departed from the port of London on June 10, 1948 bound for Brisbane. | Newman, Michael Bryan (I3217)
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| 1950 |
Frank and Alice and their two children, Michael and Patricia, emigrated to Australia aboard the ship "Maloja". They departed from the port of London on June 10, 1948 bound for Brisbane. | Newman, Patricia Ann (I3218)
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