Sunday, September 25, 2011
Obituaries -- Lowell, Massachusetts
The below listed names were taken from The Lowell Sun newspaper's obituary section. The names are often printed on two days, I am only listing them once.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2011
ERNEST 'ERNIE' FREDERICK BROWN, JR., U.S. KOREAN WAR VETERAN; OF LOWELL AND NO. CHELMSFORD
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2011
GERALDINE R. DeMARCO, LOVING MOTHER AND GRANDMOTHER; 88
CSM (RET) ANTONIOS KARABATSOS OF LOWELL; 91
JAMES R. KENYON OF CANTERBURY, NH; FAMILY IN DRACUT; 51
DAVID A. BOWSER FORMERLY OF BEDFORD, MA; 44
ANNA (MASKEWICZ) POULIN OF LITTLETON; 86
ANN M. FRENCH OF GROTON, MA
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 2011
PAMELA (STAMP) CLARK, SHAWSHEEN TECH, MATHEMATICS TEACHER; 57
KENNETH G. DORRANCE OF PELHAM; 72
MICHAEL J. McDERMOTT OF DRACUT, MA; 80
MARION J. "MARIANNE" CORDEIRO OF LOWELL, MA; 88
PAULINE (CIANCI) ZUKOWSKI FORMERLY OF NORTH CHELMSFORD, MA
MICHAEL KOZULAK, LONGTIME RESIDENT OF CHELMSFORD; 95
MILDRED I. (BENNETT) CLARK OF TEWKSBURY, MA; 82
RENA (ZINGOVAS) BOUTSELIS, LIFELONG RESIDENT OF LOWELL; 95
BARBARA ANN (CARLO) DABRITZ OF NASHUA, NH; 66
JOSEPH TOPPI, CARENTER, LONGTIME TEWKSBURY, MA RESIDENT; 71
AVIS M. (NARY) GALKA OF LANCASTER, NH, FORMERLY OF WILMINGTON, MA; 91
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 2011
MARY THERESA MURHY, LOVING MOTHER AND GRANDMOTHER; 76
JOSEPH E. EMOND, III, PROPRIETOR EMOND TAX AND FINANCIAL GROUP, OF MARLBORO, MA
KARL A. "KII" SPONHOLTZ OF CHELMSFORD, MA
ALBINO M. 'AL' DaSILVA, FORMERLY OF LOWELL; 40
ROBERT OWEN, FORMERLY OF GROTON, MA; 88
MANUEL FREITAS, SR. OF LOWELL; 86
ANTOINETTE SMIT (BADMINGTON) OF CHELMSFORD, MA; 60
DONNY M. CARSON, COMPASSIONATE AND LOVING BROTHER, AGE 55
STEPHEN M. NIVEN, LIFELONG RESIDENT OF TEWKSBURY, 51
PHILIP LORD, LIFELONG RESIDENT OF WESTFORD, MA; 89
LAURINO ESPINOLA OF LOWELL; 87
DANIELDA R. McQUEENEY, FORMER POLAROID EMPLOYEE; AGE 70
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2011
ROGER F. CONANT, LITTLETON HORSEMAN AND CONSERVATIONIST, WONER OF CONANT IRON WORKS; 102
BARBARA (HILDRETH) PARKHURST OF CHELMSFORD, MA; 91
JEAN GREEN OF TEWKSBURY, MA;71
STASIA C. (MASLANKA) TWAROG, LONGTIME LOWELL RESIDENT, 96
JAMES D. "JIM" JANEIRO OF WILMINGTON, MA; 25
WILLIAM F. "BILL" NORMANDIN OF WEYMOUTH; FORMERLY OF LOWELL
MARITA G. (MURPHY) FINNEGAN LONGTIME BILLERICA RESIDENT, AGE 96
JOSEPH E. REIDY, POLICE OFFICER, LONGTIME TYNGSBORO RESIDENT, 97
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 2011
FERNAND E. "FRED" DESROSIERS, FORMER LONGTIME METHUEN RESIDENT, ARMY VET
ROBERT J. COLLETTE, LONGTIME RESIDENT; 61
FRANCIS A. CLUFF, 1938 - 2011, OF LOWELL
GEORGE J. KEVGAS OF METHUEN, ANDOVER CHURCH MEMBER; 72
ROBERTO D. WHELTON, STUDENT AT SHAWSHEEN TECH; AGE 16
LAURENE H. JOLLIMORE OF BILLERICA, MA; 57
THADDEUS F. "TED" PYRCZ OF LOWELL, NAVY VETERAN; 85
JEAN (CARBO) GREEN OF TEWKSBURY, AGE 71
RAYMOND F. COSTELLO, RETIRED LOWELL POLICE OFFICER; 75
HOWARD MANOIAN, LOWELL, MA NATIVE, DECORATED WWII VET; 86
CATHERINE J. (MOORE) DAVIS OF BILLERICA, MA; 77
EDWARD J. TIGHE, 1933- 2011, SERVED DURING THE KOREAN WAR
SIMONE R. (DROUIN) ST. ARNAUD, MEMERE, 30 YEAR SECOND GRADE TEACHER
ISABELLE GONSALVES, BELOVED SISTER AND AUNT
Ernest Luther Cross of Vermont -- Obituary
E. L. CROSS
"Ernest Luther Cross passed peacefully away at his home at Northfield Falls early Thursday morning, April 22, after a long illness of covering a period of nearly three years. He was the son of the late Albert and Lucy Ann (Burnham) Cross, and was born April 20, 1868, on the well known farm at the Falls village where his maternal grandfather, Luther S. Burnham settled in 1840. With the exception of a few years spent in Springfield, Mass., practically all his life has been spent in Northfield Falls. While quite a young man he started in general merchandising, and in 1897 during ex-President McKinley's administration was appointed village postmaster, a position he has retained ever since, serving the community to the best of his ability. He was a member of the Methodist church at the Falls, and much interested in its welfare.
At the time of his death Mr. Cross was president of the Community Club, being one of its charter members, and he was ever interested in the welfare and progress of his home place. He is survived by his wife, Annie G. Cross, six children, Robert of Northfield Falls, Philip of Pittsburg, Penn., Mrs. Genevieve Cahill of Lawrence, Mass., Mrs. Dorothy Sistare of Durnham, North Carolina, Gerald and Sadie who live at home, and also 5 grandchildren, one brother H. N. Cross, a sister Mrs. John Riley of New Orleans, La., and three cousins, Luther Burnham Johnson of Randolph, Mrs. W. E. Terrill of Burlington and Mrs. Maud DePutron of Miami, Florida.
The funeral services, impressive and beautiful were held at his late residence, Thursday afternoon, Rev. G. H. Redding of Montpelier officiating assisted by Rev. W. C. Arnold, the local pastor. Burial took place in the family lot in the Falls cemetery, the pall bearers being his three sons, Robert, Philip and Gerald, and son-in-law, Thomas H. Cahill."
From the Northfield News, April 29, 1924
Thanks to Larry McGrail (cousin) for sharing this obituary.
Ernest is my second cousin, 4x removed.
"Ernest Luther Cross passed peacefully away at his home at Northfield Falls early Thursday morning, April 22, after a long illness of covering a period of nearly three years. He was the son of the late Albert and Lucy Ann (Burnham) Cross, and was born April 20, 1868, on the well known farm at the Falls village where his maternal grandfather, Luther S. Burnham settled in 1840. With the exception of a few years spent in Springfield, Mass., practically all his life has been spent in Northfield Falls. While quite a young man he started in general merchandising, and in 1897 during ex-President McKinley's administration was appointed village postmaster, a position he has retained ever since, serving the community to the best of his ability. He was a member of the Methodist church at the Falls, and much interested in its welfare.
At the time of his death Mr. Cross was president of the Community Club, being one of its charter members, and he was ever interested in the welfare and progress of his home place. He is survived by his wife, Annie G. Cross, six children, Robert of Northfield Falls, Philip of Pittsburg, Penn., Mrs. Genevieve Cahill of Lawrence, Mass., Mrs. Dorothy Sistare of Durnham, North Carolina, Gerald and Sadie who live at home, and also 5 grandchildren, one brother H. N. Cross, a sister Mrs. John Riley of New Orleans, La., and three cousins, Luther Burnham Johnson of Randolph, Mrs. W. E. Terrill of Burlington and Mrs. Maud DePutron of Miami, Florida.
The funeral services, impressive and beautiful were held at his late residence, Thursday afternoon, Rev. G. H. Redding of Montpelier officiating assisted by Rev. W. C. Arnold, the local pastor. Burial took place in the family lot in the Falls cemetery, the pall bearers being his three sons, Robert, Philip and Gerald, and son-in-law, Thomas H. Cahill."
From the Northfield News, April 29, 1924
Thanks to Larry McGrail (cousin) for sharing this obituary.
Ernest is my second cousin, 4x removed.
