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| 451 | SURNAME: Also shown as Violet GIVEN NAMES: Also shown as Claud | Violett, Claude R. (P64358)
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| 452 | SURNAME: Also shown as Violet GIVEN NAMES: Also shown as William Bill | Violette, William (P48262)
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| 453 | SURNAME: Also shown as Violett GIVEN NAMES: Also shown as Wilma-Caroline BIRTH: Also shown as Born 1892 | Violette, Wilma Caroline (P3366)
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| 454 | SURNAME: Also shown as Violette BIRTH: Also shown as Born Abt 1898 | Kopa, Mary (P49922)
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| 455 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Mixer, Eleanor M. (P53967)
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| 456 | SURNAME: Also shown as Violette GIVEN NAMES: Also shown as J. BIRTH: Also shown as Born 23 May 1891 | Violett, Julius Raymond (P47796)
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| 457 | SURNAME: Also shown as Violette GIVEN NAMES: Also shown as Laurence | Mixer, Lawrence E. (P53969)
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| 458 | SURNAME: Also shown as Violette GIVEN NAMES: Also shown as Marie L. GIVEN NAMES: Also shown as Marie Linda | Lajoie, Marie Melinda (P3692)
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| 459 | SURNAME: Also shown as Violette GIVEN NAMES: Also shown as Mary | Violett, Mary Florette (P40365)
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| 460 | SURNAME: Also shown as Violette GIVEN NAMES: Also shown as Reggie | Lachance, Regina (P67281)
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| 461 | SURNAME: Also shown as Violette GIVEN NAMES: Also shown as Valdor | Lachance, Joseph Valdor (P28757)
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| 462 | SURNAME: Also shown as Violette | Violett, William Berry (P65857)
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| 463 | VAN BUREN - Lloyd D. Violette, 70, died Thursday, August 28, 2014, from complications after an abdominal aortic aneurysm repair. He was born August 25, 1944 in Portland, a son of the late Doris (Violette) Carroll. He was raised in Van Buren by his grandparents, the late Calixte & Ernistine (Cote) Violette. Lloyd enlisted with the US Army in 1962, serving proudly as a paratrooper and machine gunner with the 82nd Airborne Division in the Dominican Republic. Following his honorable discharge in 1965, he returned to Van Buren. He worked as a meat cutter with Loring Air Force for over 27 years, and eventually became the manager of the commissary meat department. He was a parishioner of St. Bruno-St. Remi Church. He was a 4th degree Knight of Columbus and lifetime member and former commander of the American Legion, Post #49. He is survived by: his loving wife of 37 years, Joan (Grivois) Violette of Van Buren; two children: Barry Violette and Carol Dube and her husband, Keith, all of Van Buren; two sisters: Norma Gonzalez and her husband, "Manny" of Buda, TX and Rachel Dubay of New Canaan, CT; one half-sister, Sheila Stuart and her husband, Roger of New Milford, CT; a special sister-in-law, Rachel Dubay Violette of Fayetteville, NC; and a special "grand-puppy", Lily. Besides his mother and grandparents, Lloyd is predeceased by: six brothers, Douglas "Rodney", Leo James, Clarence, Claude, Roland, and Paul Violette; five sisters, Catherine "Katrina" Violette, Alice Bonenfant, Blanche Miller, Antoinette "Toni" Doucette, and Irene Charette; and two half-brothers, Michael and Terry Carroll. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 11 a.m. Saturday, September 6, 2014, at St. Bruno-St. Remi Church, Main Street, Van Buren. Relatives and friends are invited to greet the family Friday from 6-8 p.m. and Saturday morning, 9-10:30 a.m. at Lajoie Funeral Home, 118 High St., Van Buren, ME. Burial with military honors will be in the parish cemetery. | Violette, Lloyd D. (P64585)
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| 464 | DOVER-FOXCROFT - Robert "Bob" Ingalls Suminsbey Violette died at home on Oct.19, 1998, after a long courageous battle with multiple-sclerosis. He was born May 22, 1931, in Bar Harbor, the son of Oneil A. and Doris (Suminsbey) Violette. He attended Dexter schools and graduated from Foxcroft Academy in 1950, He loved football and was team captain. He served in the U.S. Air Force for four years and was stationed in Korea for part of that time. In 1954, he married Beatrice "Bea" McKusick from Dexter. They lived in Boston until 1959 when they moved to Dover-Foxcroft. He worked as a licensed master plumber as long as he could. He was an active member of the Physically Challenged Club at the Piscataquis Regional YMCA. There were many who found his life to be an inspiration. He was active in his denomination, American Baptist Churches of Maine, and served as he was able. He attended Craig Bible Institute which merged with ABCOM Institute for Ministry, from which he graduated. He attended seminary classes with Bea up until this spring, always offirtning and encouraging. He was a member of the United Baptist Church of Dover- Foxcroft for almost 4O years, over 30 of which he served as Deacon. He was a member of East Dover Grange #236, serving as Master and other offices. He is survived by his devoted wife of 44 years, a stepmother, M. Arline Violette of Thorndike; aunts, Francis Woodworth of Bar Harbor and Yvonne Parent of Gonic, N.H.; cousins and many friends. Those who wish may send contributions in his memory to Physically Challenged Club, care of Fran Moore, YMCA, Dover-Foxcroft or China Lake Conference Center, P.O. Box 149, China, ME 04926-0149. A memorial service of celebration and worship will be held at the United Baptist Church, Dover-Foxcroft, 2 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 24, 1998, with the Rev. Howard A. Krueger officiating. Friends may call or visit Bea at home at any time Arrangements are in the care of the Lary Funeral Home, Dover-Foxcroft. | Violette, Robert Ingalls (P32891)
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| 465 | "Russ" Ackermann, 67, died at his home. He was born in Wheeling, WV and lived in Stuart for 13 years, coming from Idaho Falls, ID. He attended parochial schools in Wheeling, and graduated from Central Catholic High School in 1960. He received a B.S. in physics in 1964 from Wheeling College (now Wheeling Jesuit University) and earned his M.S. in physics in 1972 from Akron University in Ohio. He served in the Navy during the Vietnam War. He participated in two deployments to Iwakuni, Japan, with adjunct service in Vietnam, Taiwan and the Philippines. He was honorably discharged in 1969, and decorated with the Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal (Korea), the National Defense Service Medal and the Vietnam Service Medal with one bronze star. He was a tire engineer with General Tire in Akron, OH; a software designer in Enka, NC; a mathematician with NOAA in Idaho Falls; and as a mathematician/computer specialist for Perot Industries headquartered in Plano, TX. He was an adjunct professor at Indian River State College, a Ham radio operator and participated as emergency coordinator for the Martin County ARES/RACES group. He was a member of the Miles Grant Country Club and the Stuart-Jensen Elks Lodge No. 1870 of Stuart. He was first trumpet of the Stuart Community Band. Survivors include his wife of 40 years, Arlene L. Brown Ackermann; step-children, Karen Buchholz Godin; Robert Buchholz and Trudy Buchholz; brothers, David Ackermann and Michael J. Ackermann Sr.; eight step-grandchildren and two step-great-grandchildren. SERVICES: A memorial service will be at 4p Dec. 16 at Martin Funeral and Crematory in Stuart. A funeral service will be at a later date at the Chapel of Mary and Joseph at Wheeling Jesuit University in Wheeling, with private family burial at Mount Calvary Cemetery, Wheeling. Arrangements are by Martin Funeral Home and Crematory, Stuart, and Altmeyer Funeral Home and Crematory, Wheeling. | Ackermann, George Russell (P37174)
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| 466 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Violette, James J. (P5511)
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| 467 | According to Ancestry.com Shorette is a variant of the French name Charette. According to the Dictionary of French Family Names in North America, by Marc Picard, other variants include: Cart, Chauret, Carte, Carter, Charest, Charet, Charrette, Chaurest, Chaurette, Cherette, Cherrette, De Charette, Scherette, Sharette, Sharrett, Sharrette, Ahaurette, Shorett, and Shurette. | Charette-Shorette, Jean-Baptiste (John) (P15707)
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| 468 | ADHEMAR A. MADORE VAN BUREN – Adhemar A. Madore, 87, died Sept. 25, 2008, at the Maine Veterans' Home, Caribou. He was born April 12, 1921, in Van Buren, the son of Joseph and Rosalie (Lajoie) Madore. He was an Army veteran of World War II and a member of American Legion Post No. 49 of Van Buren. He was also a member of the Knights of Columbus Council 1635 of Van Buren, a former member of Van Buren Lions Club, St. Bruno Choir Society and the Van Buren Fire Department. Adhemar was employed as a manager of the water treatment plant at Loring Air Force Base for 30 years. He was an avid sportsman who enjoyed hunting, fishing and the outdoors, especially with his sons. He is survived by three sons, Rodney Madore and his companion, Joan Dow, of Eagle Lake, John Madore and his wife, Gilda, of Bristol, Conn., and Davis Madore of Brewer; three daughters, Verna Ouellette and her husband, Nathan, and Patricia Roy, all of Van Buren, and Jackie Bubar and her husband, Wayne, of Fort Fairfield; one brother, Roger Madore of Bristol, Conn.; 12 grandchildren and 16 great- grandchildren. A funeral Mass will be celebrated 10 a.m. Monday, Oct. 6, at St. Bruno-St. Remi Catholic Church, Van Buren. Interment will be in the parish cemetery. Those who wish may contribute in his memory to the Alzheimer's Association, Maine Chapter, 170 U.S. Route 1, Suite 250, Falmouth, ME 04105. Arrangements are a service of Ouellette-Thibault Funeral Home, 118 High St., Van Buren. | Madore, Joseph Albert Adhemar (P46723)
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| 469 | After years of singing her favorite song "When We All Get To Heaven", Vivian made her ascent on Saturday, January 29, 2022. Vivian lived life to the fullest, introducing herself to everyone and making new friends everywhere she went. Despite some challenges, she fulfilled her dream of moving to Bangor, where she became a "city girl" at the age of 19. She worked several jobs over the years and was able to maintain her independent lifestyle up until the final year of her life. Vivian was devoted to her church family, and spent a lot of time eating at her favorite restaurant, Paddy Murphy's, where the staff knew her by name and reserved her a table daily. Vivian was predeceased by her parents, Hector Violette and Marion Rich Violette; and two brothers, Richard and Merle. She is survived by a special sister and caregiver, Pauline "Polly" Heline and husband, Douglas Heline, of Deer Isle; nieces, Rhonda Mitchell and husband, Corliss, of Deer Isle, and Nancy Violette, of Bucksport; great-nephews, Andy, Matt and Joel; great-niece, Sarah; great-great-nephew, Bentley; and great-great-niece, Emma. | Violette, Vivian J. (P5360)
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| 470 | Arlene Louise Brown Ackermann, 72, died Thursday, May 2, 2013, at The Manors at Hobe Sound in Hobe Sound, FL. She resided in Stuart for the past 17 years, moving from Idaho Falls, ID in April 1996, after her retirement as a secretary and computer graphics assistant at Idaho National Laboratories, Department of Energy. She was born Aug. 26, 1940 in Bath, ME, the eldest daughter of Edward Brown Jr. and Virginia May (Preney) Brown (both deceased). She was a graduate of Hartford Public High School (Class of 1959), Hartford, CT. In 1960, she married Robert E. Buchholz, and lived in California and Japan; they had three children. In 1969 she married George Russell Ackermann in Hawaii. Both husbands predeceased her. She was a skilled and avid genealogist, having pursued this interest since her teenage years. Locally, she was a member of the Halpatiokee Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution and the Martin County Genealogical Society; other national and state lineage and genealogical memberships included associate membership in the Pemaquid and Topsham/Brunswick DAR chapters in Maine, The Continental Society, Daughters of Indian Wars, The National Genealogical Society, The American Society of Genealogists, and genealogical societies of Florida, Connecticut, Maine and Ohio. Arlene was also an Amateur Radio Operator and member of the Martin County ARES/RACES group. She was also predeceased by a brother, Michael E. Brown; a half-brother, Moses Brown; and a niece, Nicole Dupuis. Survivors include her daughter, Mrs. Karen Buchholz Godin (David) of Glastonbury, CT; her son, Robert E. Buchholz (Nancy) of Omaha, NE; her daughter, Trudy Buchholz of Stuart; five grandchildren, Andrew Aleman, Justin Buchholz, Christopher Jason Elam, Darryl Elam and Jessica Harris; two step-grandchildren, Katlyn and Elijah Godin; and two great-grandsons, Alex Elam and Gavin Lupacchino. She is also survived by her sister, Colleen A. Kimball (William) of Stuart; brother, Stephen E. Brown of Colorado; half-sister, Nancy Brown of Florida; as well as many nieces and nephews. No services are planned at this time. Interment will be private at a later date at Mount Calvary Cemetery in Wheeling, WV. | Brown, Arlene Louise (P33173)
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| 471 | ARSHALL, Jeanne G. (Morneau) Age 86, passed away peacefully on December 17, 2020. Jeanne was the devoted wife of the late Joseph Marshall, loving mother of Daniel Marshall & wife Darleen of Westford, Kenneth Marshall & wife Maria of North Reading, Carol Rakers & husband Lawrence of Wilmington and Gail Gerardi & husband Peter of Cromwell, CT, loving "Grandma" of Katie & husband John, David, Anthony & wife Kim, Christina, Sarah, Emily, Gabriel, Samantha, Daniel, Peter, Mia, Dominic, Ryan, Devin, and Gianna, "Great-Grandma" of Emily Anne, Gabriella, John Jr., and Leah, cherished daughter of the late Ludger and Yvonne Morneau, dear sister of Roland Morneau & wife Joyce of Rochester, NH and the late Theresa Hansen & husband Vernon, sister-in-law of David Marshall & wife Terry and Teresa Marshall. Jeanne is also survived by many loving nieces and nephews. Visiting Hours: Family and friends will gather for a Mass of Christian Burial in St. Dorothy's Church, Main St. (Rte. 38), Wilmington on Monday, December 28th at 10:00 a.m. Interment to follow in Wildwood Cemetery, Wilmington. All guests attending services are required to wear a mask in church. In lieu of flowers, donations in Jeanne's name may be made to The Parkinson's Foundation, 200 SE 1st Street, Suite 800, Miami, FL 33131. | Morneau, Jeanne G. (P8732)
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| 472 | Arthur Francis Munroe, 71, formerly of Portland, died on Nov. 11, 2010, in Derry, N.H. Arthur was born in Boston, Mass., the son of Robert C. and Margaret O'Rourke Munroe. He worked in the steam turbine manufacturing business as a quality inspector. He was predeceased by his parents; his sister, Virginia Raymond, and his brother, Robert Munroe. He is survived by his wife, Ruth Cochran Munroe; a daughter, a son; and three grandchildren. Graveside services will be held at 9 a.m. on Friday, Nov. 19, at Brooklawn Memorial Park, 2002 Congress St., Portland. | Monroe, Arthur Francis (P63562)
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| 473 | At Foyer Notre-Dame Nursing Home of Saint-Leonard, December 7, 2021, Mrs. Rolande Violette of Notre-Dame-de-Lourdes passed away at the age of 84 years. She was the widow of Claude Violette. Born at Saint-Benoit-de-Packington, Quebec in 1937, she was a daughter of the late Gerard and Jeanne (Devost) Dumont. She is survived by six children, Suzanne (Normand Bernier) of Notre-Dame-de-Lourdes, Bernadette (Bertin Allard) of Campbellton, Jean-Jules (Ginette) of St-Leonard-Parent, Dominique (Tina) and Francois (Paula) of Saint-Leonard and Francine Violette (Yves Graveson) of Sherbrooke, Quebec, 11 grandchildren, ten great grandchildren, two brothers, Real Dumont (Marie-Ange Dube) of Rimouski and Donald Dumont (Lucie) of Newfoundland and one sister, Linda (Gerard Dube) of Sainte-Anne-de-Madawaska, as well as nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by two sisters, Geraldine and Anne. Resting at O'Regan's Chapel, 83 St-Antoine Street, Saint-Leonard with visiting hours on Friday from 2 to 4 p.m. A Liturgy of the Word Celebration will be held Friday, December 10th at 4 p.m. at O'Regan's Chapel with interment in the Notre-Dame-de-Lourdes Cemetery. For those who wish, donations to the Alzheimer Society, the Canadian Cancer Society or the Foyer Notre-Dame Nursing Home would be appreciated by the family. | Dumont, Rolande (P5603)
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| 474 | At the Edmundston Regional Hospital, on December 29, 2013, at the age of 77 years and 3 months, passed away Mr. Réginald Violette, residing in Edmundston, husband of Pauline St-Jarre, son of the late Guy Violette and the late Anita Rioux. Besides his wife, he is survived by his daughter Dr. Chantal Violette (André Léger) of Edmundston, his grandchildren Catherine and Alexandre Léger, his brothers; Vincent (Ginette) of Edmundston, Raymond of Vancouver BC and Gilles of 'Edmundston, and her sisters; Gisèle Savey (late Don) of Miramichi, Vicky Givskud (Mogens) of New-Denmark, Claudette Violette (Paul Slaugter) of Australia, and Béatrice Violette of Le Gardeur QC. He now rests with his parents and his brother Rosaire. His funeral will take place Thursday at 4:00 p.m. in the Immaculate Conception Cathedral with interment in the parish cemetery. The family of Mr. Réginald Violette will receive condolences from 1:00 p.m. Thursday, January 2 at Résidence Funéraire Bellavance, 153 Canada Road in Edmundston. Visiting hours will be Thursday from 1:00 p.m. to 3:45 p.m., 4:00 p.m. being the time of the funeral Your marks of sympathy can be expressed by a donation to an association of your choice. | Violette, Yvan Reginald (P5728)
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| 475 | At the Edmundston Regional Hospital, on February 14, 2022, at the age of 88 years and 2 months, passed away Renna Irena Violette, domiciled in Edmundston, wife of the late Louis Sirois, daughter of the late Edmond Violette and the late Eva Fournier. She is survived by three sons; Jacques (late Rinette) of Nerepis, NB; Alain (Beth) of Connecticut; Pierre (Linda) of Van Buren, ME; two daughters: France Terranova (Charles) of Nerepis, NB; Jeanne Levesque (late Reed) of Van Buren, ME; one brother: Guilmond Violette (late Elizabeth) of Perth-Andover; two sisters: Jeanne Guerette (late Leonard) of New Jersey; Suzanne Mullin (Frank) of Miramichi; as well as several grandchildren, great-grandchildren, nieces and nephews. She also leaves to mourn the children of her late partner Laurien Bossé: Conrad Bossé (Liette) and Juliette Bossé of Edmundston. The funeral will take place at a later date with interment in the Notre-Dame-des-Sept-Douleurs parish cemetery in Edmundston. | Violette, Irena (P42160)
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| 476 | At the Edmundston Regional Hospital, on June 25, 2015, at the age of 89 years and 4 months, passed away Mrs. Germaine Azard, residing in Edmundston, wife of the late Mr. Louis X. Violette and friend of Mr. Jim Mahoney. Besides her friend, she is survived by her sister, Sister Cécile Azzard, rhsj from Bathurst, as well as several nephews and nieces. She now rests with her husband, her brothers, Thomas, Solime, Camille, Joseph (Jos), and her sisters, Azilda and Marthe, Rose, Marie. | Azzard, Germaine (P9063)
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| 477 | At the Edmundston Regional Hospital, on September 12, 2012, at the age of 61 years and 10 months, passed away Mrs. Solange Violette, residing in Edmundston. She was the daughter of the late Mr. Guy Violette and the late Lady Doris Lagacé. She is survived by one brother and four sisters: Bernice (Bertin Levasseur) from St-Basile, Maurice (Bernice Milliard) from Edmundston, Françoise (Roger Clavette) from Rivière-Verte, Lise (Jean-Paul Ruest) from Edmundston , Caroline (Dale Sirois) of St-Basile as well as several nephews and nieces. | Violette, Solange Francine (P6400)
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| 478 | At the Falls Villa (Grand Falls Manor), September 6, 2022, Mr. Jean-Guy Violette passed away at the age of 71. He was the husband of the late Linda Guay by first marriage and of Céline Levesque by second marriage. Born at Presque Isle, Maine in 1951, he was a son of the late George and Viola (Lagacé) Violette of Drummond. Mr. Violette was retired after a long career with Alcool NB Liquor. He is survived by his wife Céline, two daughters, Danielle Bercier (Mike) of Richibucto Road, NB and Anne Violette-Durdle (Wayne) of Portugal Cove, NL, four grandchildren, Xavier, Xander, Raven and Maxwell, three sisters, Nicole Violette-Laforge (Renaud) of St-Leonard-Parent, Micheline Levesque (Rodolphe) of Grand Falls and Denise Violette-Michaud (Denis) of Drummond, sister-in-law, Raymonde Violette (late Jacques) of Saint-Leonard, as well as nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by his brother, Jacques. Respecting Jean-Guy's wishes, there will not be any visiting hours or funeral service held. Interment will be in St-Michel Cemetery, Drummond. Arrangements are by O'Regan's Funeral Home Ltd. | Violette, Jean-Guy twin (P5720)
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| 479 | At the Foyer Notre-Dame de St-Léonard, on March 1, 2013, at the age of 86 years and 8 months, passed away Mrs. Enna Violette, residing in St Léonard, wife in first marriage of the late Benjamin Lajoie and in second marriage of the late Charles Duncan. She is survived by her children: Linda Lajoie of Burlington, Ont, Donald Lajoie (Cindi) of Winnipeg, Denis Lajoie of Mascouche, Qc. Her grandchildren: Sara (David Judd) and Alexandre. A sister Ella Beaulieu of St-Léonard. She now rests with her husband and her son Réal. The funeral of Mrs. Enna Violette will take place at 4 a.m. Tuesday, at the Church of Notre-Dame des Sept-Douleurs in Edmundston, with the burial in the cemetery of Ste-Anne Mrs. Violette will be exposed from 2 a.m. Tuesday at the funeral home JB Côté & Fils Ltée of 160 rue de l'Église in Edmundston Visiting hours will be Tuesday from 2 to 4 am, the time of the funeral. | Violette, Emma Francoise (P38579)
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| 480 | At the Foyer Notre-Dame de St-Léonard, on May 9, 2017, at the age of 98 years and 11 months, left us Mrs. Eva Fournier, she was the wife of the late Mr. Edmond Violette and friend of the late Mr. Léonard Thériault and lived in St-Léonard. She is survived by her children, Irène (late Louis Sirois) of Edmundston, Jeanne (late Léonard Guerrette) of Parlin, NJ, Guilmond (Elizabeth Rideout) of Perth-Andover and Suzanne ( Francis Mullin) of Chelmsford, NB, also 19 grandchildren and several great-grandchildren, and great-great-grandchildren. She now rests with her husband, her friend, her parents, Thomas Fournier and Délima Corbin as well as her 15 brothers and sisters. The funeral of Mrs. Eva Violette will take place at 4 p.m., Thursday, May 11, 2017 at the Church of Notre-Dame-de-Lourdes, with interment in the parish cemetery. The deceased will not be exhibited. In his memory, donations can be made to the Heart and Stroke Foundation. | Fournier, Eva (P34650)
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| 481 | At the Foyer St-Joseph in Saint-Basile, on February 1, 2013, at the age of 81, passed away Mrs. Murielle Morin, domiciled in Saint-Basile but formerly in Ste-Anne, wife of Clarence Violette. Besides her husband, she is survived by her sons: Ghislain and Yvon of Ste-Anne, a daughter: Nancy (Chester Michaud) of St-Léonard-Parent, a brother Raymond Blanchette (Marcella Côté) of Cabano, her sisters: Jeannine Ringette from Montreal, Ghislaine Blanchette from Rivière-du-Loup, Raymonde (Raymond Côté) from Cabano, Monique (Richard Goulet) from Rivière-du-Loup. She now rests with her children: Marise and Normand. The funeral of Mrs. Murielle Violette will take place at 4:00 p.m., Tuesday at the Church of Saint-Anne, with interment in the parish cemetery. Ms. Violette will be exposed from 2:00 p.m. Tuesday at the JB Côté & Fils Ltée funeral home at 9 rue de l'Église in Sainte-Anne. | Morin, Murielle (P9414)
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| 482 | AUGUSTA -- Lorraine M. Beaulieu, age 78, of Newland Avenue passed away on Saturday, Aug. 19, 2006, at MaineGeneral Rehabilitation and Nursing Care at Gray Birch in Augusta. Lorraine was born in Augusta on Dec. 2, 1927, the daughter of Desire M. and Nellie (Violette) Grondin. She attended Augusta schools and was a communicant of St. Andrews Catholic Church. Lorraine worked at Hallowell Shoe Co. for many years before attending Central Beauty School. After Central Beauty School, she worked for Vogue Beauty Salon, which was then located on Water Street in Augusta. She worked at Vogue for about a year or so and then opened up her own beauty salon, Lorraine's Beauty Shoppe, in her home on Newland Avenue. She operated her business for more than 30 years. Lorraine attended many beauty shows through the years and won many contests. She was admired by many of her peers that were in the business. Lorraine was a very loving mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, sister and aunt. She loved being surrounded by her family, especially during holiday get-togethers. Her family gatherings always were like a party atmosphere, lots of laughter and joking. She loved to go dancing. She was funny and just fun to be around. She loved to go camping and sitting around the campfire, telling family stories. Lorraine and Willy liked talking on the CB. She was "Sweet Lorraine" and more often than not, that is how she was referred to by anyone meeting up with her. Lorraine spent a lot of time with her children growing up. They would play cards on weekends and stay up at all hours of the night playing double solitaire. Lorraine loved to knit and crochet. She made lots of things from sweaters to Christmas ornaments. She made loads of mittens for family and to just give away to whoever needed them. Lorraine also had a hobby of making cakes for birthdays or for any occasion. Everyone loved her cakes and her special frosting. Lorraine is going to be missed by everyone. She was predeceased by her husband, Wilfred J. "Willy" Beaulieu, and a brother, Robert Grondin. Survivors include two daughters, Jeanne Turgeon and her husband, Gerry, of Sidney and Ida Turgeon and her husband, Don, of Winthrop; a son, Richard Beaulieu and his wife, Norma, of Pittston; four grandchildren, Scott Turgeon, Rene Turgeon and her fiancé, Mark Munsey; Trevor Beaulieu and Desire Beaulieu; one great-grandson, Hayden; one brother, Joseph D. Grondin and his wife, Theresa, of West Gardiner; and two sisters, Dorothy G. Wall of Augusta and Laurette G. Knox and her husband, Carl, of Augusta. The family would like to express their gratitude and appreciation for the care given Lorraine by the staff at Gray Birch, and Dr. Kevin Kane. Visiting hours are 7-9 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 22, at Plummer Funeral Home, 16 Pleasant St., Augusta. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated 11 a.m. Wednesday at St. Andrew's Catholic Church. Burial will be at a later date in Maine Veterans Memorial Cemetery, Augusta. Memorial donations may be made to MaineGeneral Rehabilitation and Nursing Care at Gray Birch Activity Fund, 37 Gray Birch Drive, Augusta ME 04330. | Grondin, Lorraine (P8586)
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| 483 | Billy F. Miller age 85 of Knoxville passed away on Sunday July 19, 2020. He was a member of First Baptist Church of Powell, and a much loved pillar of the Powell community for many years. He was a proud Air Force Veteran retiring after serving twenty four years. He was preceded in death by daughter, Francine Miller; and granddaughter, Angela Miller. He is survived by wife, Rolande Miller; children, Keith Miller (Linda), Lizette Smith (Bill), Kamara Miller, and Ashlyn Miller; grandchildren, Christine Rice and Paden Smith; great granddaughter, Ella Rice; sister, Phyllis Smith (Paul); nephew, Jeff Smith (Tina); and niece, Pam Wiseman (Jim). The family will receive friends from 5:00 pm until 7:00 pm Thursday July 23, 2020, at Rose Mortuary Broadway Chapel. The family and friends will meet at 10:45 am Friday July 24, 2020, at Greenwood Cemetery for an 11:00 am graveside service with fully military honors. | Miller, Billy F. (P27708)
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| 484 | Born February 26, 1935, and raised in Brewer, ME, Fr. MacDonough was one of three children of John and Flavilla (nee Goody) MacDonough. He is survived by his brother, John, and sister, Jane. Fr. MacDonough was educated in Brewer parochial schools. He earned his B.A. at Assumption College, Worcester, MA (1956) and then entered St. Mary’s Seminary & University where he earned the S.T.B in 1958 and the S.T.L. in 1960. He was ordained for the Diocese of Portland, ME on May 12, 1960. He immediately joined the Society of St. Sulpice and was admitted as a member in 1963. As a Sulpician candidate (1960-1962), Fr. MacDonough’s frst assignment was to teach French and to direct the choir at St. Edward’s High School, Kenmore, WA. After teaching at St. Edward’s for two years, Fr. MacDonough attended the Sulpician Solitude program in Baltimore from 1962-1963. He then began teaching at the college level at St. Thomas Seminary, Louisville, KY. He prepared himself to teach at the college level by studying English and French as his specialty. He earned the M.A. in French from Laval University, Quebec, Canada in 1962. After continuing his studies through the summers, he earned his Ph.D. in French from the University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY in 1971. At St. Thomas Seminary, he taught French, English, speech, and art appreciation. He remained at St. Thomas Seminary until it closed in 1970. He came back to Baltimore to St. Mary’s Seminary & University, Liberal Arts College in Catonsville, MD from 1971-1978. There he served as Academic Dean and taught French, speech, and art appreciation. He then went west to St. Patrick’s College (1978-1982), subsequently called St. Joseph’s College, Mountain View, CA (1982-1990). Again, he served as Academic Dean and taught speech, history, English, theology, art appreciation, and general humanities. As Academic Dean in both Catonsville and Mountain View, Fr. MacDonough acquired the reputation of being a strong advocate for keeping high academic standards. In his characteristic conscientious manner, he followed through on this goal by the way he showed a special interest in the academic growth of each student. After St. Joseph’s College was damaged by the 1989 earthquake, and the Sulpicians had no other colleges to which he could be assigned, Fr. MacDonough’s love for seminary formation enabled him to take a position on the faculty of a non-Sulpician seminary, St. John’s Seminary College, Camarillo, CA. He found a new home in the community of St. John’s Seminary where he lived out his teaching and Sulpician ministry as a full-time faculty member from 1991-2004. While teaching at St. John’s, he was able to complete two articles on his relative, the early Sulpician missionary Fr. François Ciquard (1754-1824): “The Missionary in Spite of Himself: François Ciquard” and “François Ciquard, S.S.: Missionary to the Maine Indians (1792-94).” In the September, 1999 issue of La Société historique acadienne: Les Cahiers, he published a lengthy article that became incorporated into his book, The “Apostolic Missionary”: François Ciquard, His Life and Memoirs, (2005). His research and writing combined his three loves: the history of St. Sulpice, French, and the history of Maine. Fr. MacDonough so loved southern California that he decided to retire there in 2005, but he continued to serve in a part-time position for St. John’s College Seminary as an adjunct spiritual director until 2015, when he brought his ministry as a seminary formator to a close. A serious setback from prostate cancer in the summer of 2018 brought him back to Catonsville, MD to the Sulpician retirement community, Villa Olier, in September 2018. While at the Villa, his prostate cancer continued to advance slowly but relentlessly. For as long as he could, he enjoyed contributing to the community life by playing the organ for Mass on occasion and by joining his confreres for the evening socials and a glass of wine. Eventually he became wheelchair-bound and admitted to home hospice at the Villa on September 11, 2019. Fr. MacDonough died on March 10, 2020 and was buried on March 14, 2020 in the Sulpician cemetery in Catonsville, MD following the funeral liturgy in the Chapel of Villa Olier. At his Mass of the Resurrection, the Provincial, Very Rev. John C. Kemper, P.S.S. presided, Fr. David Thayer, P.S.S., General Consultor and colleague at both St. Mary’s Liberal Arts College and St. Joseph’s College, Mountain View, CA, preached the homily, and the Director of the Villa, Fr. Dan Doherty, P.S.S. led the committal service at the graveside. Fr. MacDonough heard, as did the Psalmist, that the Lord would teach him the way he should go and counsel him lovingly. In the imitation of how the Lord taught and counseled him, so did Fr. MacDonough teach and counsel throughout his Sulpician ministry. Teaching was his frst love. He regretted that he could never use his advanced degrees to teach upper level courses in the college, but he remained deeply committed to the ministry of seminary formation. Those who knew him as a demanding teacher and wise counselor in those formative years of college hold a special place for Fr. MacDonough in their hearts. | MacDonough, Richard B. Fr. (P37690)
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| 485 | Born October 6, 1918 in Minneapolis, Minnesota, Floyd moved with his family to Long Beach, California in 1923 and graduating from Woodrow Wilson High School in 1936. Floyd then went on to graduate with the Class of 1940 at the University of California, Berkeley with an Engineering Degree. On November 18, 1942 Floyd enlisted in the Army Air Forces. He would later be selected for the B-29 Superfortress program graduating from the Fight Engineer school and commissioned a Second Lieutenant. Floyd was then transferred to Fairmont Army Air Field located near Geneva, Nebraska. He was assigned as Flight Engineer to the aircraft commander Lt Col Thomas Classen (also squadron commander) crew which was assigned to the 393rd Squadron, 504th Bomb Group a B-29 outfit preparing for deployment to the Pacific. Training was slow going as few B-29s were available for training purposes so B-17s were used initially. Eventually some B-29s arrived with proper training advancing. During training the 393rd Squadron was considered by many to be the best in the group. Unexpectedly on September 10, 1944 Special Order No. 254 was issued by Fairmont Army Air Field Headquarters. This order detached the 393rd Squadron from the 504th Bomb Group, and transferred all personnel (without equipment) to Wendover Field, Utah without explanation. Unknown to the 393rd cadre the squadron had been selected to become the atomic strike force of the yet to be formed 509th Composite Group. At Wendover Field the training again got off to a slow start with the lack of B-29 availability. This situation improved rapidly as the first batch of new B-29s arrived for all 15 crews. These B-29s were the first of the Silverplate variant capable of delivering atomic bombs. As a 7,000 lb. weight savings all four gun turrets and their fire control system was removed except for the twin 50 caliber tail guns. At Wendover Floyd and the Tom Classen crew were designated as Crew A-5 with the same crew that had been formed at Fairmont Field. The training at Wendover, which included several weeks temporary duty in Cuba during January 1945 for over water training, lasted into June 1945. On 19 June 1945 Floyd and the Classen crew A-5 including ground crew departed Wendover Field for their new base of operations at North Field, Tinian, Mariana Islands. The Silverplate, i.e.(nuclear capable) B-29 assigned to Crew A-5 was 44-27354 (Big Stink), Victor No. 90. After arriving on Tinian on about 24 June 1945, Crew A-5 flew 2 training missions and 2 practice bombing missions with Classen as the Airplane Commander. This crew was also used in 3 Little Boy test missions in July with Tibbets as the Airplane Commander (one mission used 44-27354 and two missions were flown with 44-27303. Crew A-5 was credited with three combat missions, as shown below. 44-27354 was used on each mission except where noted. Classen was the Aircraft Commander on the first two missions; Elbert E. Smith was the Airplane Commander on the third mission. 20 Jul 45 Per Operations Order 20, dropped a pumpkin bomb on the assigned primary target (the Tsugami-Atagi Manufacturing Company in the Nagaoka area), using radar bombing. The results were recorded as “unobserved.” 26 Jul 45 Per Operations Order 27, dropped a pumpkin bomb on a target of opportunity (a copper refinery in the Hitachi area), using visual bombing. The results were recorded as “good.” 29 Jul 45 Per Operations Order 30, dropped a pumpkin bomb on a secondary target (an oil refinery in the Wakayama area), using visual bombing. The results were recorded as “unobserved.” Aircraft 44-27304 was used on this mission. Note: Per Operations Order 41, Crew A-5 and its associated ground crew departed Tinian for Wendover on 9 August 1945. Classen was the Airplane Commander and aircraft 44-86346 was used. The purpose of the mission was to be positioned at Wendover if the need arose to transport another Fat Man unit to Tinian. Floyd made the move to the new home base of the 509th Composite Group at Roswell Army Air Field, New Mexico. He was honorably released from the Army Air Forces December 26, 1945. After the war Floyd worked for an American firm with postings in Ontario Canada with family for a couple of years and an extended overseas posting later during the 1960's for several years living (with family) in Paris, France. Floyd died March 2, 1983 survived by his wife Joan(nee Violette) two daughters Susan and Nancy, and a son Paul. SURNAME: Also shown as Kemner GIVEN NAMES: Also shown as Floyd | Kemmer, Floyd Wilmer (P14792)
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| 486 | BUSSA, Louis C. , Jr. CHOVNICK, Arthur Louis C. Bussa, Jr., 73, of South Glastonbury, be loved husband of Patricia (Violette) Bussa, died Saturday (Sept. 10, 2011) at the Glastonbury Health Care Center. Born October 22, 1937 in Hartford, son of the late Louis C, Sr. and Virginia (Ferrando) Bussa, he was a lifelong resident of South Glastonbury. Lou was a third generation fruit grower and owned and operated Bussa Orchards in South Glastonbury. Lou graduated from the University of Connecticut in 1959 was a member of the Alpha Gamma Rho fraternity and received the HCC Miles Scholarship in 1958. He was a member of the CT. Pomological Society and had served as an auditor for them for many years and was awarded a certificate of distinction in 2007. He was a member of the Matson Hill Community Club and served on the Glastonbury Agriculture Advisory Committee. He was a member of St. Augustine Church where he was a collector at the five o'clock mass. Lou was a past member of the Lion's Club and the Square Dance Club and was an avid fan of UCONN girl's basketball. He had been a member of the National Guard in Mid-dletown. Besides his wife he is survived by 2 sons; David John Bussa and his wife, Jenifer Dutton Bussa of Glastonbury and Douglas Louis Bussa of South Glastonbury; a brother-in-law and sister-in-law, Richard and Anna Violette of Rocky Hill and several nieces, nephews and cousins. Funeral service will be Tuesday (Sept. 13, 2011) 9:15 a.m. from the Mulryan Funeral Home, 725 Hebron Ave., Glastonbury followed by a Mass of Christian Burial at 10 a.m. in St. Augustine Church, 55 Hopewell Rd., South Glastonbury. Burial will follow in Green Cemetery, Glastonbury. Friends may call at the funeral home TODAY from 4-8. p.m. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to St. Augustine Church, 55 Hopewell Rd., South Glastonbury, CT. 06073. | Bussa, Louis Charles (P9376)
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| 487 | C. Edward "Ed" Keiser Gorham, ME, On Wednesday August 9, 2017 Ed continued his journey onto our Lord. He passed away quietly, peacefully, at home, in his sleep. He was the son of Kenneth and Helen (Senft) Keiser. He was born on November 22, 1942 in York County, PA. Ed grew up in the small town of Jacobus, attended school there. He was in the graduating class of 1960 at Dallastown Area High School. Ed was a U.S. Navy veteran, serving aboard the USS Forrestal during his enlistment. He worked in several York County businesses after his discharge, moving to ME in the mid 1970's. He worked at Holmes Distributors for several years before retiring from the Portland Press Herald – Evening Express – Maine Sunday Telegram in 2001. Semi-retirement brought him to work for the Roman Catholic Diocese of Portland. He served both at St. Margaret's in Old Orchard Beach, and Our Lady of Perpetual Help in North Windham until his recent illness. Ed battled pancreatic cancer for more than four years. He was a member and officer of the Portland Newspaper Guild, member and past President of the Windham/Gorham Rod & Gun Club, member of the Appalachian Trail Conservancy, Gorham member and maintainer, in the Bigelow District, for the Maine Appalachian Club. He volunteered for over twenty years at the Wayside Evening Soup Kitchen, was a regular whole blood donor at the American Red Cross, having donated over a hundred pints, and also was a Minister of the Holy Eucharist at several area parishes. He is survived by the love of his life, Marcia Hill of Gorham. Also, two sons, David, his wife, Wendy of York, and Jeffrey, of Richmond, VA. Leaving two grandsons, Seth of Minn, MN and Skylar of York; three step-grandchildren; Jeremy of NC, Zackeree and Kyrsten, both of York. Also, Ed is survived by his brother Joe, his wife, Deb, both of York. Two very special cousins, Gerry, and her husband, Jon Smeigh of Elizabethtown, and Bill Graybill of Reading. Ed was welcomed into the Hill family, as one of their own, when Ed and Marcia were married on Thanksgiving Day 1991. He will be fondly remembered by mother-in-law, Dorothy Hill, of Cumberland Ctr., his many brothers and sisters-in-law, and all nieces and nephews, especially Evelyn and Emilia Viernes of Gorham, ME, who spent most Thursday evenings with Uncle Ed and Aunt Marcia. During his illness, family members journeyed to Gorham to assist in his care-giving and providing support to Marcia. Their kindness to her, her dedication to him, were an inspiration to him during that time. Marcia was diligent in maintaining, and a wonderful writer on, the CaringBridge web site. Ed was very appreciative of all the visits, and guestbook entries, by family and friends to the site. It provided a very important link to all those wanting to follow Ed's journey without the thought of being an intrusion into that journey. Visitation will be held from 5-8 p.m. on Friday, August 18, at the Dolby Funeral Chapel, 434 River Road, Windham. Mass of Christian burial will be celebrated at 11 a.m. on Saturday, August 19, at Our Lady of Perpetual Help, 919 Roosevelt Trail, Windham. Burial will be at 11 a.m. Monday, August 21, 2017 at Pine Grove Cemetery, Waites Landing Rd., Falmouth. To express online condolences and to participate in Ed's online tribute, please visit www.dolbyfuneralchapels.com | Keiser, Charles Edward (P86431)
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| 488 | Caribou - Elbridge C. Mc Intyre, 65 died April 30 at a local hospital. Born in Presque Isle Oct. 8, 1911 son of Roscoe and Annie H. McIntyre. He was married to Mary Anne VIOLETTE (R.V. Lippe 298b p. 158) He is survived by two sons Carl of Caribou and Philipe, U.S. Army, Fort Bragg. North Carolina Five daughters Mrs Laurent (4th) Cote of Caribou Mrs. Stanley (Joyce) Shephard of New Hampshire Mrs. Harold (Nancy) Fitzsimmons of Caribou Mrs. Joseph (Laura) Corbin of Caribou Mrs. Gerald (Betty) Theriault of Presque. | McIntyre, Elbridge (P10603)
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| 489 | CHAFETZ, Jocelyn Violette Jocelyn (Jessie) Violette Chafetz, passed away peacefully on November 7 with her husband by her side, following a 15 year fight with cancer. Jessie worked for many years as a dental office manager, and was a friend to all she encountered. She is survived by her husband and best friend of over 50 years, Sheldon Chafetz. She is also survived by her son Stuart Chafetz and his wife, Ann Krinitsky of Honolulu, HI, and Chautauqua, NY; and by her daughter Deena Chafetz and her partner Stacey Bouffard of Sag Harbor, NY. Jessie leaves her brother Norbert Violette and his wife Maricel of Indian Harbor Beach, FL, her sister Marcella DeLuca of Greenwich, CT, her brother-in-law Gerald Chafetz and his wife Alice of Rockville Centre, NY. Funeral services will be held Wednesday, Nov. 11, 2009 at 11 a.m. in the Chapel of the Weinstein Mortuary, 640 Farmington Ave., Hartford with Rabbi Stephen Fuchs officiating. Interment will follow in the Hartford Mutual Society Cemetery, East Granby. A memorial period will be observed at her home Wednesday following the funeral through noontime Friday. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society, 538 Preston Ave., P.O. Box 1004, Meriden 06450 or to the Hebrew Home & Hospital, 1 Abrahms Boulevard, West Hartford 06117. | Violette, Jocelyn Bernadette (Jesse) (P5954)
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| 490 | Claude Reno Doucette, born in Grand Isle, Maine February 27, 1936 died from the COVID-19 virus on May 7, 2020. He was 84. A man of few words, he was a devoted family man as well as a devoted Catholic man. Claude leaves behind his loving wife of 62 years, Laurene (Langevin) Doucette and was predeceased by his parents Vital and Jeannette (Chasse) Doucette and sibling sisters Constance Daigle, Mildred Lauzon, Jeannine Albert, Geraldine Lyman and Joan Lubelczyk, and his brother Wilfred Doucette, all of Bristol. He is survived by a son and daughter-in-law, Richard and Barbara Doucette of Torrington; two daughters and sons-in-law, Debra and John Litke and Linda and James Mastrobattisto of Bristol and two granddaughters, Sydney Doucette of Torrington and Camryn Mastrobattisto of Bristol. Finally, he is survived by his brother Francis Reginald Doucette of Terryville and several nieces and nephews. Claude's family moved to Bristol, Connecticut from Maine at the end of WWII for the lure of plentiful factory work. He served in the USAF during the Korean Conflict as an aircraft engine mechanic, where he transferred those skills to Pratt & Whitney. He later retired as a mechanic assembler from the Superior Electric Company in Bristol. Claude was an avid Yankee baseball and UCONN Girls basketball fan. He also enjoyed watching Jeopardy, historical movies and other educational programs. The family would like to thank Valerie Manor Nursing home in Torrington, CT for their devotion and superior care given to Claude over the past three years. Due to the limitations imposed by the current pandemic, a Catholic mass and funeral service will be held at a TBD future date. In lieu of flowers or other gifts, please consider donating PPE supplies or any help you can to the brave first responders and health care workers on the front lines battling heroically with this COVID-19 virus. They sincerely need your support and help! Please visit www.dupontfuneralhome.com to leave a message for the family or to upload your favorite picture of Claude. | Doucette, Claude Reno (P75033)
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| 491 | Clement A. Violette, Jr., 74, of Poughkeepsie, NY, and formerly of West Hartford, passed away Monday (March 3, 2003) at the Yale-New Haven Hospital after a courageous battle of strength and endurance. Born February 24, 1929 in Hartford, he was a son of the late Clement and Agnes (Pinkham) Violette, Sr. Mr. Violette joined the U.S. Navy on Feb. 27, 1946 and served his country on the USS Thomas E. Fraser DM24 as a UDT Petty Officer 3rd Class during World War II. Upon his return, Mr. Violette attended Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Trade School for his certifications. He then joined the Hartford Police Dept. in March of 1954, serving as a police officer until April of 1955, when he went on to the Hartford Fire Dept. until January of 1959. Mr. Violette then started his own business, AETNA Refrigeration, serving local restaurants in Hartford before moving to Poughkeepsie in the early 1970's, and continued his trade until last year. Survivors include his loving daughter and son-in-law, Carol and Robert Lang (USN Ret.) and his granddaughter, Ashley Lang, all of Hebron; a sister, Kathleen Wolfe of Miami, FL; his former wife, Patricia Violette of West Hartford; and numerous extended family members and friends from both the Hartford and Poughkeepsie areas. He was sadly predeceased by a daughter, Susan A. Violette of West Hartford on Oct. 28, 2002, his last wife, Mary E. Violette of Poughkeepsie on Oct. 13, 2002; a sister and brother-in-law, Mary and Joseph Burgess; and his brother and sister-in-law, Robert and Jan Violette. Friends may call Saturday (March 8th) starting at 10 a.m. before an 11 a.m. Memorial Service at the Aurora-McCarthy Funeral Home, 167 Old Hartford Road, Colchester. The family would like to extend their heartfelt thanks to the dedicated physicians and exceptional nursing staff of the CTIC Unit at Yale for the love and commitment shown to Mr. Violette over the past three months. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Yale New Haven CTIC Unit, West Pavilion (WP3), 20 York Street, New Haven 06504. | Violette, Clement A. Jr. (P65960)
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| 492 | Clifford A Violette Local Electrician TEMPLETON Clifford A Violette S3 of South Main St died unexpectedly Monday at home' He was born in Gardner son of Arthur and Ida (Tyrvancn) Violette and lived in Gardner and Templeton most of his life He was a graduate of Gardner High School. He leaves two cousins Nancy Avila of Shrewsbury and Lois Hager of Framingham. He was a journeyman electrician and worked for Montalbano Electric in Phillipston for many years - He was an amateur radio operator and a member of the American Radio Relay League He attended the Mission Street Congregational Church in Gardner. He was an Air Force veteran serving as aiiman first class: Funeral services will be at II am Friday in Smith Funeral Home 69 Vernon St Gardner with burial in Wildwood Cemetery Gardner | Violette, Clifford Arthur (P66953)
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| 493 | CORINNA – Donald P. Brodeur, 79, beloved husband and father, passed peacefully from this world September 1, 2016. Don was born February 13, 1937 in Old Town, a son of Edmund and Laura (Richards) Brodeur. He graduated from Corinna Union Academy, Class of 1956. Don married his high school sweetheart Adrienne (Ordway) Brodeur in 1956. He was employed at Eastland Woolen Mill for more than 30 years, and at Bartlett Yarns and McKenney Machine Shop prior to his retirement. Don was an avid hunter and fisherman. He enjoyed fishing with his wife and close friends at Moosehead Lake, and hunting with his brothers at the hunting camp they built in Corinna. In addition to his wife of 59 years, Don is survived by 2 sons, Khris and wife Laurie of Sangerville, and Kevin and wife Karen of Corinna; brothers Bob and wife Shirley of Millinocket, Dick and wife Charlene of Manchester, NH, Dennis and wife Donna Lee of Millinocket, and Eddie and wife Shirley of Gardiner; sisters, Clara and husband Charlie Perkins of Exeter, Carol and husband Tim Paradis of Newport, and Cleo and husband Bob Skofield of Winthrop; grandson Chris Brodeur and granddaughter Amanda and husband Tyler McKenney; a great granddaughter Kora; as well as many nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by his son Scott in 1961, his parents in 1977 and 1980, and grandsons Donald E. in 2009 and Tucker D. in 2012. | Brodeur, Donald Paul (P24235)
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| 494 | CYR, AUGUSTINE R. 09/07/1921 - 02/05/2012 UCSD Body Donation Program | Sirois, Augustine Rockella (P86196)
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| 495 | CYR, LORENZO D. Feb. 16, 1917 - Jan. 31, 2003 He was born in Madawaska, Maine. He is survived by his wife Augustine R. Cyr of 58 years, his children: Linda Cyr, Allan Cyr, Nadine Cyr, Rachel Cyr, Dale Cyr, Kevin Cyr; his grandchildren: Darin Cyr, Leah Kling, Dallas Cyr, Casey Cyr, Danielle Cyr, Kelly Cyr; his great-grandchildren Zachary Martinez, Deja Rae Brown; his in-laws Pablo Colon, Jodi Cyr, Shay Cyr, Edward Homer. Those wishing to honor Lorenzo may send donations to Alzheimers Research Association. | Cyr, Lorenzo Denis (P82623)
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| 496 | Daniel J Theriault, 66, beloved husband, father, and pepere, Dan passed away on February 17, with his family by his side. His life was filled with the love of his wife, Ann (Violette), his sons Adhem and Albert, daughter-in-law Jenna (Holberg), and darling granddaughters Violette and Everly. Dan graduated from Van Buren District High School (1974), and earned degrees from University of Maine, Orono (1978), and University of Maine, Presque Isle (1985). His career spanned over 35 years, primarily in food manufacturing management. Dan is survived by his wife, sons, daughter-in-law, granddaughters, two sisters, Gae Bernier and Gisele Minella; four brothers, Rudy, Guy, Conrad, and Ronald; and nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by his parents, Annette (Madore) and Romeo Theriault; his brother Roger, and sister Jocelyn Smith. A celebration of Dan's life will be held this spring. Memorial donations can be made to The Acadian Village, Van Buren, Maine. | Theriault, Daniel (P9638)
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| 497 | DEXTER, Blanche Ida Daigle, 82, wife of the late Ernest J. Daigle, died January 4, 2006, at a Damariscotta nursing home. She was born in Connor, Maine, February 11, 1923, daughter of Andrew and Elise (Desjardin) Violette. She was a graduate of Sterns High School, Aroostook State Normal School, and the University of Maine in Orono. She taught school for nearly 30 years in the towns of Oxford, Guilford, and Dexter. She was a communicant of St. Anne’s Catholic Church in Dexter, a Seniority member, charter member of the American Association of University Women, former member of the Dexter Women’s Literary Club, Mayo Hospital Auxiliary, Mayo Hospital Volunteer, Piscataquis Retired Teachers Association, Maine Teachers Association, National Teacher’s Association, AARP, and the Alumni Associations of UMPI, UMO, and Sterns High School. She is survived by 3 daughters, Donna Anderson and her husband, Mark of Hollis Center, and their son Eric Anderson of Limerick, Rita Grindal and her husband, Rick, and their daughter, Rachel Grindal, and her son, Gavin Grindal, all of New Castle, and Linda Daigle of Dexter; a sister, Bertha Seilhan of Hallowell; many nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by her parents; 2 brothers, Leo and Patrick; and 2 sisters, Yvonne Houghton and Corinne Walsh. Friends may call from 6 to 8 PM, Monday, January 9, 2006, at the Crosby & Neal Funeral Home, 61 Main St., in Dexter. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 10:00 AM, Tuesday, at St. Anne’s Catholic Church in Dexter with the Rev. Fr. James Robichaud officiating. Spring burial will be in the Mt. Pleasant Cemetery in Dexter. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Alzheimer’s Association, Maine Chapter, 163 Lancaster Street, Suite 160B, Portland, ME 04101-2406. | Violette, Blanche Ida (P4094)
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| 498 | DOM: Michigan Marriage Records | Violette, Wilbur Ralph (P2607)
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| 499 | Edith Violette, Bradley's Oldest Resident, Dies Edith Maude Violette, 91, of Bradley, died at a Bangor hospital Wednesday noon. She was the widow of Edward Violette who died in 1963. She was Bradley's oldest living resident and was the holder of the Golden Cane. Mrs. Violette was born at Hermon, Feb. 28, 1876, daughter of late Reuben and Jennie (Cochran) Overlock. She had resided in Bradley since 1940, and prior to that she had lived at Carmel. | Overlock, Edith Maude (P66900)
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| 500 | Edward Jean Marchesseault 1946 - 2019 Danielson - Edward Jean Marchesseault 1946-2019 Danielson,CT Edward passed away at Day Kimbal Hospital on May 18, 2019, with beloved family by his side. He was born to Robert and Cecile (Ritchotte) Marchesseault on 11-26-1946. He served honorably in the U.S. Army with two tours in Vietnam and one in Germany between 1967 and 1971. He was a member of the local Teamsters and worked as a truck driver for ABF over 30 years and was able to enjoy retirement for the last approximate 10 years. He enjoyed spending time with his family and volunteering at the American Legion. He also enjoyed camping with friends and family. One of his very favorite pass times was playing pool with friends at the American Legion Edward and his late wife, Patricia, were licensed foster care parents and together cared for many children and mentally handicapped adults blessing a multitude of lives. Edward's wife Patricia predeceased him on Feb. 6, 2019. He is survived by his two brothers, Richard and Michael and his sister, Anne (Marchesseault) Donnelly, his adopted daughter Christine, stepson Keith, their spouses and children, grandchildren and many nieces and nephews. A memorial Mass will be held on June 15th at: All Hollows Church 130 Prospect St. Moosup, CT 06354 at 10 AM with a subsequent celebration of life gathering at The American legion Post 91, 66 Prospect St. Moosup, CT 06354. Coffee and pastries will be served after the service and a lunch will be served at noon. | Marchesseault, Edward (P60879)
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