55 OBITUARIES Union-News, Friday, J.9.96 Maxine Grogan Day, ex-town official, at 93 MONTAGUE Maxine G. Day, 93, formerly of 33 Worcester Turners Falls, a former town official, died Wednesday at Franklin Medical Center in Greenfield. She worked formerly for Griswoldville Manufacturing Co, at Turners Falls, and the late William G. Clark, a local attorney. She also was the secretary to the I treasurer of the former New England Box and secretary to the dean of admissions at Deerfield Academy.
She was the clerk to the town's of Assesors for 10 years, and in 1954 was appointed secretary-executive director of the Montague Housing Authority. She retired in 1973. A native of the town, she attended Turners Falls schools, and was a graduate of Turners Falls High School. She was a communicant of St. Mary of the Assumpction Church.
She was a former president of the -Solomon Veterans of Foreign Wars Post Auxiliary and the Greenfield Emblem Club. She was a former corresponding sec- Obituaries retary for the Turners Falls High School Alumni Association; a past secretary-treasurer of the Democratic Town Committee; a former chairwoman of the United Fund Drive, and a former committeewoman of the Franklin County Business and Professional Women's Club. She was the widow of George Foster, and Walter F. Day, who died in 1967. She leaves a sister, Anna Day of West Roxbury; a stepdaughter, Virginia Nelson of Turners Falls; nieces and nephews, including Barbara Grogan of Rowe, who helped care for her, and grandnieces and grandnephews.
The funeral will be on Monday morning at McCarthy Funeral Home and St. Mary of the Assumption Church, with burial in the parish cemetery, all in Turners Falls. A calling hour will precede the funeral. Memorial contributions may be made to any charity. at 'F.
Romanowicz, at 101 AGAWAM Franciszka (Przystas) Romanowicz, 101, formerly of Feeding Hills, died Thursday in a local nursing home. She was born and schooled in. Chicopee. Her husband, Anthoni Romanowicz, died in 1989. She leaves a nephew, Matthew W.
Roman of Westfield; a niece, Carol Lawson of SpringAdeline Siniscalchi SPRINGFIELD Adeline A. Colucci Siniscalchi, 73, of Springfield, a 20-year clerk in the treasury department of Mutual Life Insurance died "Wednesday in Flordia. She in 1987. Born in Greenfield, she lived here most of her life. She was a snicant of Our of Mount Her Adeline Siniscalchi husband, Theo- Adeline Siniscalchi -dore A.
Siniscalchi, died in 1986. She leaves two sons, Theodore A. bof Monson, and Vincent C. of Ludslow; a daughter, Carla R. Siniscalachi of Shady Side, a brother, -(Arthur Colucci of Jupiter, Fla; four sisters, Marion Cianflone of -Greenfield, Eleanor Herzig of Beach, and Patricia Colucci and Mildred Christian of three grandchildren.
The funeral will be Monday at Forastiere Funeral "Home and the church, with in St. Michael's Cemetery. "Calling hours are set Sunday afSternoon and evening. -Lynn Chlost CHICOPEE Lynn (Owen) sChlost, 74, of Parenteau Court -died Thursday in a local nursing -home. Born in California, she blived here for 25 years.
She was a of the Basilica of "St. Stanislaus, Bishop and Martyr. husband, Joseph T. Chlost, in 1987. The funeral will be Saturday morning at Cierpial Grape Street Funeral Home and basilica, with burial in the -parish cemetery.
Calling hours will precede the funeral. THANK YOU ST. JUDE For 'prayers answered and publication promised. B.L.B. THANK YOU ST.
JUDE For prayers answered and publication promised. A.A. field; a sister-in-law, Mary Roman of Westfield. The funeral will be this morning at Starzyk Funeral Home in Chicopee, with burial at Holy Mother of the Rosary Cemetery, also in Chicopee. A calling will precede the service, and Starzyk Funeral Home is in charge.
Alta G. Deso MONTAGUE Alta G. (Gelinas) Deso, 90, formerly of 82 Turnpike Road, Turners Falls, died Wednesday in a Greenfield nursing home. She was a spinner at the Kendall Mills in Colrain for many years. A native of Monroe, she attended the Houghton School in North Adams.
She moved to Turners Falls later, and was a communicant of St. Anne's Church. Her husband, William Deso, died in 1976. She leaves a son, William of Millers Falls; four sisters, Exilda Beauchamp of Adams, Rose Walczake and Viola Harvey of Clarksburg, and Elvina Schonfelder of Cheshire; six grandchildren; six great-grandchildren, and two great-greatgranchildren. The funeral will be Saturday morning at McCarthy Funeral Home and the church, with burial in the parish cemetery, all in Turners Falls.
A calling hour will precede the funeral, and memorial contributions may be made to the church, in care of the rectory at 90 Seventh Turners Falls, 01376, or the Residents Activities Fund, Charlene Manor Extended-Care Facility, 130 Colrain Road, Greenfield, 01301. Zeda M. Bixby BELCHERTOWN Zeda M. (Chaffee) Bixby, 84, formerly of Jabish Street, died Thursday in a South Hadley nursing home. She was an elementary school teacher in Barnet, many years ago.
Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., she was a graduate of the Lyndon Normal School (now Lyndon State College) in Lyndonville, Vt. She spent many years in Springfield, and attended the Wesley United Methodist Church. She was its Christian education coordinator for 10 years. She moved here in 1979, and worshipped at the Hope United Methodist Church. Her husband, Chester Bixby, died in 1992.
She leaves a son, Russell of Brimfield; a sister, Anne Bachelder of Lyndonville, and three granddaughters. A memorial service will be conducted on Aug. 17 in the Hope United Methodist Church. There are no calling hours, and Beers Story Funeral Home is in charge. Memorial contributions may be made to the Hope United Methodist Church, 31 Main Belchertown, 01007.
In Loving Memory Joseph J. Piepul Piepul's Camera Center Inc. Ruth A. Nassif Ruth A. (Vrooman) Nassif, 88, formerly of 105 Chestnut Lane, a retired registered nurse, died Tuesday in a local nursing home.
She worked at the former Wesson Women's Hospital and Baystate Medical Center, both in Springfield, and was later a charge nurse at the Heritage Hall Nursing Home. She was a volunteer at the Public Library, and for the Red Cross bloodmobile. Born in Cumming. ton, she was a graduate of Drury Iligh School in North Adams. She also was a graduate of Russell Sage College in Troy, N.Y., a and received a nursing degree from the Yale University School of Nursing.
She moved here later, and attended the Agawam Congregational Church. She was a Loaves and Fishes volunteer. Her husband, Philip Nassif, died in 1973. She leaves three sons, Peter T. of Brookline, Philip G.
of Sunderland, and Jeffrey P. of Agawam; a daughter, Julie A. Nassif of Agawam; four grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren. A memorial service will be conducted Sept. 7 in the church, with burial in Center Cemetery.
There are no calling hours, and Colonial Funeral Home is in charge. Memorial contributions may be made to the Pioneer Valley Hospice, PO Box 9058, Springfield, 01102-9058, or the church at 745 Main Agawam, 01001. Marjorie Bodendorf, ex-zoology professor ACTON Marjorie (Hyett) Bodendorf, 60, of Acton, and formerly of Westfield, died Thursday at Symmes Hospital in Arlington after a long bout with breast cancer. She was a zoology professor at Mount Holyoke College in 1 South Hadley in 1957-60, and the following year taught biology at the Dana Hall School in Wellesley. She also substitute-taught at Acton-Boxborough Regional High School.
Born in' Cardiff, Wales, she was a 1957 graduate of the University of Cardiff. She lived in Westfield, Germany, Roseville, and Oklahoma City, before settling here. She attended the Mount Calvary Lutheran Church, and sang in its choir. She also was a volunteer in the Acton schools. She leaves her husband, Bruce Bodendorf; a son, Andrew of Alexandria, her mother, Olive (Gordon) Hyett of Porthcawl, Wales; five brothers, Roy, Frank, Stanley, Eric, and Robert of Cardiff.
A daughter, Breta A. Bodendorf, died earlier. The funeral will be Monday morning in the church, with burial at St. John's Lutheran Cemetery in Westfield in the afternoon. Calling hours are set Sunday afternoon and evening at Acton Funeral Home.
Memorial contributions may be made to the church at PO Box 986, Acton, 01720. Leo J. Valley HARDWICK Leo J. Valley, 91, of 217 Main Gilbertville, died Wednesday in a Worcester nursing home. He owned and operated the former Gilbertville Woven Label Corp.
Born in Athol, he lived in Gilbertville from 1947. He was a communicant of St. Aloysius's Church, and a lector and bingo committeeman. He leaves his wife, the former Blanche Dora; three sons, Donald of Barre, David of San Diego, and Gene of Fort Lauderdale, a daughter, Gail Owens of Ware; a brother, Gordon of Gilbertville; five grandchildren, and five great-grandchildren. The funeral will be on Saturday morning at Charbonneau Funeral Home in Ware, and the church, with burial in the parish cemetery.
A calling hour will precede the funeral, and memorial contributions may be made to the Hardwick Rescue Squad, in care of Vito. Congero, Hardwick Road, Gilbertville, 01031. Vivian C. Brown BELLEVILLE, Pa. Vivian C.
(Boyles) Brown, 84, of Belleville, and formerly of South Hadley, died here on Tuesday. Born in Oklahoma, she lived in South Hadley for many years. She worshipped at the United Methodist Church of South Hadley and Holyoke, Mass. Her husband, William T. Brown, died in 1988.
She leaves three brothers, Fred of Thousand Oaks, H. Clyde of Bellflower, and Mattie J. Ennis of Redding, grandchildren; great-grandchildren, and great-great-granchildren. A graveside service will be conducted Saturday afternoon in Village Cemetery at South Hadley. Ryder Funeral Home of South Hadley is in charge.
Harry dies of LUDLOW lerani, 74, of ly of Lawndale died Thursday at Baystate Medical Center in Springfield after being struck by a Wednesday ternoon Main Street, Springfield. worked for Postal Service in Springfield for 35 years, Gallerani injuries Harry A. GalLudlow, and formerStreet, Springfield, Harry A. Gallerani and retired in 1979. He moved here last year.
Born in Plymouth, he moved to Springfield in 1923, and was a graduate of the city's High School of Commerce. He was a Coast Guard veteran of World War II, and was stationed in Hawaii. His wife, the former Margaret Savides, died in 1978. He leaves a son, Paul D. of Southwick; three daughters, Donna Kendall and Nancy McGough of Ludlow, and Joann Broussard of Kirbyville, Texas; a sister, Agnes Gallerani of Springfield, and five grandchildren.
The funeral will be Saturday morning at Tazzini Funeral Home, with burial in Hillcrest Park Cemetery, both in Springfield. Calling hours are this afternoon and evening, and memorial contributions may be made to St. Ann's Church, 576 Memorial West Springfield, 01089. Peter D. Hoffer MONTAGUE Peter D.
Hoffer, 43, of 195 Ripley Road died Tuesday at horne. He was a construction worker for 12 years. Born in Nuremberg, Germany, he lived in New York City. He was a 1971. graduate of Brooklyn Technical High School, and attended Hunter College in Manhattan, N.Y.
He' moved to Grass Valley, in the mid-1970s, returned to New York City in 1984, and came here last year. He was a foundinger and leader of New Moon New York, an alternative spiritually networking organization. He leaves his wife, the former Laura A. Wildman; his parents, Daniel Hoffer of New York City and Frida (Wucherpfening) Hoffer of Dingmans Ferry, a brother, Victor Sutter, and sister, Eva Sutter, of New York City. A memorial service will be conducted on Aug.
18 in St. James's Chapel at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine in New York City. A private memorial service is planned for Aug. 24 at the decedent's home.
There are no calling hours, and Walker Funeral Home of Greenfield is in charge. Memorial contributions may be made to the Franklin County Hospice, 164 High Greenfield, 01301. Patricia D. Spain WESTFIELD Patricia (Driscoll) Spain, 72, of East Mountain Road died Thursday in Noble Hospital. She worked at Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co.
in Springfield. Born in Boston, she attended Bellows Falls, schools, and was a graduate of Bellows Falls High School. She was a communicant of St. John's Church in Agawam. She moved here later.
Her husband, John Spain, died several years ago. She leaves a daughter, Jill Simpson of Feeding Hills, Agawam; a brother, Raymond Grant of Ludlow, and two grandsons. A funeral Mass will be conducted Saturday morning at St. Charles's Church in Bellows Falls, with burial in St. Peter's Cemetery at Drewsville, N.H.
Calling hours are this evening at Fenton Hennessey Funeral Home of Bellows Falls. Bertha T. Leclerc CHICOPEE Bertha T. (Metayer) Leclerc, 64, of 671 Britton St. died Wednesday at home.
She was an inspector at the former Rexnord Corp. in Springfield for 30 years, and retired in 1992. Born in Springfield, she lived in the city for 20 years before moving here. She attended West Springfield schools. She leaves three sons, Mark W.
and Ernest L. Jr. of Springfield, Guy A. of Chicopee; two brothers, Wilfred A. of Florida, and Theodore E.
of Ludlow; a sister, Beatrice Champagne of Stanton, and three grandchildren. A funeral Mass will be said this morning at St. Anne's Church in Fairview. At the family's request, there are no calling hours, and the burial is private. Alternative Funeral Service of Springfield is in charge, and memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society, 383 Dwight Holyoke, 01040, or Hospice Lifecare, PO Box 10428, Holyoke, 01041-2028.
Vera A. Anctil SOUTHBRIDGE Vera A. Anctil, 83, of 42 Pleasant St. died Tuesday in Harrington Memorial Hospital. She worked at the Sturbridge Yankee Workshop, and retired many years ago.
She worked previously at the former Ames Worsted Co. She was a lifelong resident. Her husband, Daniel H. Anctil, died in 1977. She leaves three sons, Daniel R.
of East Longmeadow, Elton I. of Worcester, and Raymond of Southbridge; five grandchildren, and six greatgrandchildren. Another son, Dennis died in 1974. The funeral will be this morning at Daniel T. Morrill Funeral Home and St.
Mary's Church, with burial in the parish cemetery. Robert P. Dunn 4 NORTHAMPTON Robert P. Dunn, 76, of Leeds died Wednesday at the Veterans Administration Medical Center in Leeds. Born in Springfield, he lived there most of his life.
He was a disabled Army veteran of World War II. ile leaves four sisters, Ruth Ryan of Springfield, Pearl Breed and Doris Sherman of Chicopee, and Eunice Sabourian of West Swanzey, N.H. The burial will be at the convenience of the family at Fairview Cemetery in Chicopee, and City Burial Cremation Service of Springfield is in charge. Memorial contributions may be made to the Shriners Hospital for Children, 516 Carew Springfield, 01104. Deaths ALLEN Of West Spfid.
July 29-Edith L. (Randall) Allen, 89 formerly of Laurel Rd. Widow of Milton F. Allen. Beloved mother of Robert M.
Allen and Nancy. white- Baer. Sister of Dorothy head and Evelyn Eaton. Grandmother of 5. Funeral will be held at WEST NERAL Saturday at FIELD CURRAN- -JONES 10am with burial in Island Pond Cemetery.
Visiting Hours witl be Friday 2-4 and 7 9pm. Mem. Conts. may be made to the Friends and Fun Program, 1350 Turk Hill Rd Fairport NY 14450 ANDERSON Of Southwick, July 31, Margaret (MacCreadie) Anderson 93 widow of Walter S. Anderson.
Funeral is Saturday at 10am at the Southwick Congregational Church. Burial in New Cemetery. There are no calling hours. AUSTIN AUSTIN In Springtleld, July 31, garet A. (Evans) Austin, 72, of Nottingham Springfield.
Wite of the late Bernard L. tin who died in 1975. Mother of Brian Matthew and field and Patricia M. FricSusan M. Austin, all of Springchione of E.
Longmeadow. Sister of john J. Evans of E. Longmeadow and the late Mary Grimes who died in 1978. Grandmother of Michael and Steven Fricchione.
Funeral CORRIDAN Saturday at 9a.m. at the NERAL HOME, 333 Springfield St, Chicopee followed by Mass in St. Patrick's Church, Chicopee Falls at 10. Burial will be in St. Patrick's Cemetery, Enfield.
Calling hours will be Friday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. Memorial contributions may be made to the Open Pantry, 755 Worthington Springfield, 01105. BIXBY Of Belchertown, July 31, ZEDA M. (CHAFFEE) BIXBY formerly, of Chester Jabish St. Wife (1992) of the mother late H.
Bixby of Russell Bixby. A memorial service will be Sat. Aug. 17 at 10:00 AM in Hope United Methodist Church, Belchertown. Please make donations in her memory to the church, 31 Main Belchertown, MA 01007.
BEERS STORY FUNERAL HOME, TOWN is handling arrangements. BODENDORF Of Acton, Aug. 1, Majorie (Hyett). Funeral services will be held lam Mon. at Mt.
Calvary Lutheran Church, 472 Mass Ave (Rte 111) Acton. Visiting hours Sun 2-4 and 7-9 pm. at the ACTON FUNERAL HOME, 470 Mass Acton. In lieu of flowers, memorial gifts may be made to the MI. Calvary LUtheran Church.
PO. Box 986, Acton, MA 01720. BRAYLEY Karen Cosgrove Brayley, 46, of Chicopee, MA, formerly of Wallingford, died Wednesday, July 31, 1996, at Veterans Memorial Medical Center. Born in New York City, March 8, 1950, a daughter of Marguerite O'Hare Cosgrove of Wallingford, and the late Thomas M. Cosgrove, she had been a Wallingford resident until moving to Chicopee 15 years agao.
She Was a 1968 graduate of Mercy High School in Middletown, and was graduated from the MeridenWallingford Hospital School of Nursing In 1971. A Registered Nurse, she had held a variety of nursing positions in the Hartford-Springfield area, having been on the psychiatric nursing staff of the institute of Living In Hartford, and as a nurse for the U.S. Postal Service in Springfield. She currently served on the staff at The Children's House in Springfield, and was a parishioner of St. Stanislaus Church in Chicopee.
Besides mother, she is survived by her son, Christopher Thomas Brayley of Chicopee, her two sisters, Sister Christine grove O.P, of New York City, and Marguerite C. Cosgrove of Wallingford, her two brothers and sisters-in-law, Stephen A. Cosgrove and Jeanie Cosgrove of Chicopee, and Thomas M. Cosgrove, Jr. and Dena grove of Higganum, and several nieces, nephews, aunts, uricles, and cousins.
Her family will receive relatives and friends at the Yalesville Funeral Home, 386 Main ville section of Wallingford, CT, Friday from 3-5 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. Funeral Services will be held Saturday at 9:30 a.m. from the Yalesville Funeral Home and at 10:30 a.m. at Most Holy Trinity Church, Wallingford, for a Mass of flowers, gifts in her memory may be sent to Holy Trinity School, 11 North Whittlesey Wallingford, CT 06492.
BROWN Pennsylvania, VIVIAN (BOYLES) BROWN, 84, formerly of Sth. Hadley. Wife There to will the late William Brown. be a memorial graveside sera vice held Sat. at 2PM at the VINERAL HOME is handling the lage Cemetery.
RYDER FUarrangements. CHLOST In Chicopee, Lynn (Owen) Chlost, 74, of Parenteau a.m. Ct. from neral Saturday at 8 the CIERPIAL GRAPE ST. NERAL HOME.
CHICOPEE, followed by a Mass of Christian Burial in St. Stanislaus Basilica at 9 a.m. Burial in St. Stanislaus Cemetery. Calling hour Saturday morn.
a.m. CIRILLO July 30. Mary "Polly" (Santaniello) Cirillo, 85, of Agowam. Wile of Anthony Cirillo of 66 years. Anthony Rose Mercadante, Rita Poggi and Shirley all of Agawam.
15 grandchildren. 17 great grandchildren. Funeral will be at BAM from THE TAZZINI FUNERAL HOME, corner of Locust Main St's with a Mass at 9AM at St. John's Evangellst Church, Agawam. Burial In St.
Michaels Cemetery, Spfld. Calling hours will be DAY 2-4 79 DALEY Of Winchester, Mass. July 30, 1996 Ellen T. age 60. Survived by 3 brothers Joseph John Daniel F.
Daley, 2. sisters Mary Moore, Goonan, cousin James Shea, several nieces and nephews, and several grand nieces and nephews. Funeral will be Saturday at CUSACK from FUNERAL the ROBERT HOME. E. 94 MAIN ST.
ROUTE 20, Westflald. Followed, by 11 Mass of Christian 30 In St. Marys Church, burial wilt totlow in St. Marys Cemetery. Calling hours Friday 10 7pm.
Memorial donations may be made to the Dr. Ellen T. Caley, Nursing Scholarship Fund, Elms College, Springfleld St. Chicopee, Ma. ENGLISH in St.
Croix, July 22, 1996. Agnes Juanita (Nunnally) glish, formerly of Chestnut Street in Springfield. Mother of Paula Rhodes, Sir Marrion Webster, and Mara Enulish, sister of Helen Nunnally, grandmother of Martia, Mara, chelle, and Theodore great and of Theodore Carine, Serene, Shannell, HI; sister-In-law of Lucille, Mary, and Dorothy. Memorial service at 10 am Saturday at Mt. Calvary Baptist Church, 17 John Street, Springfield.
FRENTZOS Of Springfield July 31, 1996. ZOE (Coscore) FRENTZOS 75 of Hartwick Widow of seph C. Frentzos. Mother of Dean Frentzos, Stephan A. Frentros Audrey F.
Havens Sister of William C. Coscore, Grandmother of Six. Funeral Sat 10AM at THE GREEK ORTHODOX CATHEDRAL OF ST GEORGEwhere her body, will lie in State Sat 9AM to 10AM. Burial at Oak Grove Cemetery. VISITING HOURS at BYRON FUNERAL HOME, 1858 ALLEN ar Fri 2-4 6-8PM.
In lieu of flowers contributions to Foothills Visiting Nurse Association, 32 Union Winstead CT. 06098 or The McLean Home, 75 Great Pond Simsbury CT. 06070. GALLERANI Of Ludlow, Aug. 1, Mr.
Harry A. Gallerani, 74, formerly of Lawndale Sptid. Husband of the late Margaret Gallerani, who died in 1978. Father of Paul D. Gallerani, Donna Kendall, Joanne Broussard and Nancy McGough.
Brother of Agnes Gallerant. Grandfather of 5. Funeral from the TAZZINI FUNERAL HOME, corner of Locust and Main St. Saturday at 9 with a prayer ser. vice at 9:30.
Burial in Hillcrest Park Cemetery. Visiting hours Friday 2-4 and 7-9. Contributions may be made to St. Ann Church, 576 Memorial West Spfld. MA 01089.
LECLERC of Chicopee, July 31, 1996, formerly of Spfid. MRS. BERTHA T. (Metayer) LECLERC, 671 Britton St. Loving mother of Mark W.
and Ernest L. Jr. Leclerc both of Sptid and Guy A. Leclerc of Chicopee. Devoted sister of Wilfred A.
Metayer of Florida, Theodore E. Metayer of Ludlow and Mrs. Beatrice Champagne of Stanton, CA. Also survived by three loving grandchitdren, Ninamarie and Wade E. clerc, as well as several nieces nephews.
A mass of Christian burial will be celebrated Friday at in St. Anne's Church, Chicopee. At her family's request there will be no calling hours, burial will be private and at the convenience of the family. Contributions in her memory may be made to the American Cancer Society. 383 Dwight St.
Holyoke MA 01640 or to pice Life Care, 330 Whitney Ave. Holyoke MA 01040. Arrangements are by ALTERNATIVE FUNERAL SERVICE, 730 State St. Spfld MAGNUSON of Wilbraham, July 31, 1996. Arthur B.
Magnuson, 79, of 545 Glendale Rd. Beloved husband of Marjorie (Bean) Magnuson. Father of David B. Magnuson of Wilbraham, Lois P. Dodson of Westford and Lynne E.
Gilbert of Ithaca, NY. Father inlaw of W. Bradford Dodson and Christopher G. Gilbert. Grandfather of Meredith Robin E.
and Katherine S. Dodson and Scott B. and Daniel R. Gilbert. A private graveside service will be held af Glendale Cemetery, Wilbraham at the convenlence of the family.
There are nc calling hours. Memorial contributions may be made to Quaboag Valley Hospice. 103 Fairview, Palmer MA 01069 or to a charity of the donor's choice. BYRONS FUNERAL HOME, 1858 ALLEN ST. SPFLD in charge of arrangements MARIEB JOSEPH NORMAN MARIEB died Monday, July 22, 1996 on route to Naples Community Hospital.
He was born in Feeding Hills, MA on February 20, 1919 and lived in Western Massachusetts until 1995 when he became a resident of Pelican Bay, Naples, Florida. He served in the 304th Station Hospital Unit in the United States Army during World War Il, honorably discharged in 1946 with the rank of Captain. He returned to Feeding Hills after the war and established a furniture and appliance business, owned several rental properties in Springfield and in the towns of Eastham and Falmouth on Cape Cod, operated a laundramat and cleaners In West Springfield. In 1976, Joseph was forced into retirement by the disabling effects of Scleroderma. Mr.
Morieb is survived by his wife of 38 years, Elaine Nicpon Marieb, a daughter Pamela Marieb Mosler and two grand; children, Joseph and Shanna of San Jose, California, brother, Frederick Marieb of Feeding Hills; two sisters, Eva Marieb of Springfield, and Freda Caserio of Longmeadow and several Nieces and Nephews. A gentle, generous man, he will be remembered with love by all who knew him. A Funeral Mass will be held at 9:30 a.m. Satur. day, August 3.
at the Sacred Heart Church, Springfield Street, Feeding Hills, immediately followed by Internment at St. Michael's Cemetery, Springfield. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions in his name may be made to the Scleroderma Federation, Peabody Office Building, Newbury Street, Peabody, MA. 01960. MORAN In Springfield July 79.
BELLE M. (O'NEILL) MORAN 77 01 199 Connecticut Ave. Springfield Wife of of Patrick John F. F. Moran, Mother Moran, Shaun W.
Moran, Anne Manning and Margaret M. Moran all of Springfield and Helen Brissette of Ludlow. Sister of Francis O'Neill of Springfield. Grandmother of Fu- 8. Great grandmother of one neral will be held Friday morning 81 8am from THE SAMP.
SON FUNERAL HOME, 710 LIBERTY ST. NEAR THE MORY STREET ROTARY forlowed by a Liturgy of Christian burial in Sacred Heart Church at 9am. Burial in Calvary. Ceme tery. HOURS THURSDAY 2 10 4 and 1 Chicopee.
VISITING to 9. Memorial contributions may be made to the Sacred Heart Church Renovation Fund. 395 Chestnut St. field, Ma. 01104 NAHABEDIAN of Palmer, July 31, Nevarte "Rose" (Emirkanian) dian formerly of Searle St.
Wite of the late Dickran Nahabedian (1981). Mother Genevieve of Paul Nahabedian Aurise. A funeral service will be held FRIDAY at 2.00 PM at the BEERS STORY FUNERAL HOME, PALMER, with burial to tallow al Oak Knoll tery, Thursday Palmer fromn Calling 1.9 PM only. In hours are lieu of flowers please make nations to Brothers of Bethany Bullding Fund, 167 Brimfield, town Palmer MA 01010. NEVEU In Westfield, July 31, EDMOND E.
NEVEU, 81, of 37 Warfield Westfield. Widower of Mary A. (Frost) Neveu. Father of Edmond Neveu of Nashua NH, and Mary L. Newman of Portsmouth, RI.
Brother of Archer Neveu of Aldenville, Ora Rougeau of Aldenville, Alice Yargeau of Chicopee Falls, and Lucille Smith of Aldenville. Grandfather of 5. Close friend of Margaret O'Niel of Westtield. A Memorial Mass will be held Saturday at 11 AM in Blessed Sacrament Church in Westfield with burial in St Mary's Cemetery. Calling hours are omitted.
Donations may be made to Brightside. Riverdale West Springfield, MA 01089 FIRTION ADAMS FUNERAL SERVICE is in charge of arrangements. 1 ROMANOWICZ in Agawam, FRANCISZKA (PRZYSTAS) ROMANOWICZ, 101, died Aug. 1, 1996 Wife of the late Anthoni Romanowicz who died in 1989 She is survived by her nephew Matthew W. Roman of Westfield, and niece Carol Lawson of Spfld.
sister-In-law, Mary Roman of Westfield Funeral from the STARZYK FUNERAL HOME, 81 CENTER CHICOPEE this morning at 11 AM with burial to follow in Holy Mother of the Rosary Polish National Catholic Cemetery, Chicopee. Visiting hour will precede service at funeral home. RUBINWITCH 1 In Springfield, July 31, Dorothy A. (Feldman) Rubinwitch 84 of 824 Converse St. Long.
Funeral Friday 11am at HAROLD ASCHER SON MEMORIAL CHAPEL with burial in Beth 1. Israel Cemetery. SINISCALCHI Of Springfield, July 31, 1996. Adeline "Tillie" A. (Colucci) Siniscalchi, 73.
Wife of the late Theodore A. Siniscalchi. Mother of Theodore, Vincent, Carla Siniscalchi. Sister of Arthur Colucci, Marion Cianflone, Elean or Herzig, Patricia Colucci arc Mildred Christian. Daughter of the late Carlo and Rose Colucci.
Grandmother of 3. Funeral Mon. at 8am from FORASTIERE FUNERAL HOME, 45 LOCUST ST. SPFLD. with Mass at 9am in Our Lady of Mt.
Carmel Church. Burial in St. Michael's Cemetery. Calling hrs. Sun 2-4 7-9.
SKOMRO of Monson and Louis Brooksville, (Joe) Florida, July 30, Skomro of High Monson. Husband of Margaret (Shea) Chalue Skomro. Funeral services will be held Friday 10 a.m. at the Lombard Funeral Home, 3 Bridge Monson. Burial in St.
Mary's Cemetery, Westfield. Friends may call Thursday 2-4 and 7-9. 110 SPAIN In Westfield, Patricia D. Spain, East Mountain died Thursday morning. She is survived by one daughter, Jull Simpson bf Feeding Hills.
Funeral Mass will be Saturday, Aug. 3, af Saint Charles Church, Bellows Falls, VT. Calling hours will be Friday evening from 7-9 p.m. 'at the Fenton Hennessey Funer. al Home, Bellows Falls, VT.
Burial will be in Saint Peters Cemetery. STANEK In July 31, JOSEPH J. STANEK, 40, Stonemountain, GA. Special friend and soul mate of Hal Rogers. Brother of Margaret Duteau, Irene Mochel, Doreen Stanek, CynthStanek, Catherine Searles, William S.
Stanek. Uncle of R.Obert Kennedy, Andrew Searles Christopher Searles, Tammi Kennedy. Great uncle of Maria Nina. Funeral from the STARZYK FUNERAL HOME, 81 CENTER COPEE Saturday morning at 10 a.m, with burial in St. laus Cemetery.
Visiting hours Fri. evening, 6-8pm. Memorial contributions may be made -to the charity of one's choice. VALLEY Of Gilbertville, July 1996. MR.
LEO J. VALLEY, 91, of 217 Main St. Beloved husband of Blanche (Dora) Valley. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 10am in St. Aloysius Church.
Burial will be in the parish cernetery. Calling hour held Saturday at the CHARBONNEAU FUNERAL HOME. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the Hardwick Rescue Squad Vito Congero, Hardwick Rd. Gilbertville. MA 01031.
BETURNE In loving memory of ALICE B. BETURNE who passed away Aug. 2, 1993 Rest in peace, dear loving Mother, Three long years have passed away, You are gone, but still are living In the hearts of those who stay. Sadly missed by your daughters FEUSTEL In loving memory of LESLIE FEUSTEL Your kindness, dedication, and Inspiration will be remembered always. With love from Prime Time stydents and staff of Westover Job Corps in Chicopee, MA JOYAL In Loving Memory Of JAMES R.
JOYAL on his birthday August 2nd I Love's greatest gift Remembrance Sadly missed by wite children Spagna -Thompson in loving memory of Phyllis Spagna Thompson who passed away Aug 2, 1995 Sadly missed Family, Friends and Relatives. 41.
