Death notices from New Hampshire and Maine dated June 2003
Rosemary Colliton 80 of New Castle died June 6 2003 Mass of Christian burial at Immaculate Conception Church Portsmouth Tuesday 11 a.m. Visiting hours Monday 2 4 and 6 8 p.m. Farrell Funeral Home Rita Doucette 66 of Kittery died May 5 2003 visiting Tuesday June 10 6 8 p.m. J S Pelkey Funeral Home Mass June 11 10 a.m. at St Raphael Parish Church Joseph W Pruell Broadway York Beach died June 7 2003 Mass 9 30 a.m. Tuesday at St Christopher Church York. Interment First Parish Cemetery York John A Stollar Sr 86 Exeter NH died June 6 2003 Services Exeter Cemetery Monday 2 p.m. Stockbridge Funeral Home Oskar P Weber 71 of Kittery died June 2 2003 memorial reception Rochester Seventh Day Adventist Church Portsmouth. Memorials to Sisters of Mercy Development Fund NH SPCA Sagamore Animal Hospital or Portsmouth Hospital Guild. Arrangements J S Pelkey Funeral Home. Other notices list local memorials and hospice donations.
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Joseph W. Pruell
Broadway Ext
York Beach
St. Christopher Church
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Portsmouth
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Whipple Road
Kittery
Portsmouth Hospital Guild
Cancer Treatment Center
Borthwick Ave
Derry/Salem
Albany Street
J.S. Pelkey Funeral Home
Rosemary Colliton 1903 New Castle Native Dies at 80
Rosemary Colliton of New Castle died June 6 2003 after a long illness at her home. Born January 12 1923 she was a lifelong New Castle resident and a Portsmouth Naval Shipyard employee from 1942 to 1976. A pianist and cook her work appeared in The Great Island Cook Book. She entertained at the USO during WWII and left lasting keepsakes from cross stitch embroidery and travel memories. She is survived by three sisters a brother and sister-in-law a nephew and two nieces plus many cousins and two pets.
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New Castle
Rosemary Colliton
Frank
Alice
Gilligan) Colliton
Immaculate Conception Church
Portsmouth
Rosemary
Ellen
Billie) Colliton
Justine Colliton
RSM
Katie Colliton
Frank Jr
Jean Colliton
South Dakota
Frank Colliton III
Kathleen
Joseph Weisbruch
Connecticut
Laura
Michael Mounce
Pennsylvania
Pets
Sebby
Bridget
St. Patrick
North Hampton Business College
Massachusetts
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
USO
United States
Canada
Ireland
Europe
Rosie
Memorial service for Bonnie Cress Bouchard in Eliot Maine
A memorial service for Bonnie Cress Bouchard of Eliot and Manchester New Hampshire was held Friday June 6 2003 at the First Congregational Church of Eliot with Rev David Avery officiating. Organs and hymns accompanied readings from Romans and a Native American Prayer. Burial followed at Brooks Memorial Park and a family slide presentation was shown. Arrangements by J S Pelkey Funeral Home Kittery.
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Eliot
Maine
Bonnie Cress
Bouchard
Manchester
N.H
First Congregational Church of
David Avery
Emily Haggerty
Avery
Jesus Loves
Bonnie
Donald Lonsway
Kahlil Gibran
Tim Cress
Andrew Blowen
Diane Wanager
Debbie LaPointe
Jackie Pappi
Cindy Blaney
Meredith Blowen
Brooks Memorial Park
Rachel Blowen
Philip and
Patricia Cress
J.S. Pelkey
Kittery
Kraft Sr. of Kittery laid to rest in Maine funeral
Funeral services for Robert A. Kraft Sr., 78, of 3 Happy Ave., Kittery, held at J. Verne Wood Funeral Home Buckminster Chapel and St. Raphael's Church. Mass conducted by Father Real Nadeau. Pallbearers included family members and associates from Bob's Clam Hut and Yoken's Restaurant. Burial at Brooks Memorial Cemetery in Eliot following procession from the church.
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Kittery
Maine
Robert A. Kraft Sr
Happy Ave
J. Verne Wood
Buckminster Chapel
Portsmouth
St. Raphael's Church
M. Philip Sousa
Michael Crouse
Michael Landgarten
Erica Benson
Cantor
Ellen Parent
Matt Newton
Bob
Yoken’s Restaurant
Portsmouth Fire Department
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
Brooks Memorial Cemetery
Eliot
Fr. Nadeau
Robert Vennard
Ronald Ve
Clermont man Ray Lait 72 dies in Florida
Raymond C. Lait 72 of Clermont Fla died Friday June 6 2003. Born in Harrisville RI he moved from Warwick RI to Maine in 1975 and to central Florida in 1985. Retired Walt Disney World guest relations official and Korean War Army veteran survived by wife Carolyn Kathleen Toriano daughters seven grandchildren and one great grandchild. Arrangements under Osceola Memory Gardens Kissimmee Funeral Home.
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Clermont
Fla
Raymond C. Lait
Harrisville
R.I
Hubert
Gladys Hopkins Lait
Maine
Warwick
Carolyn J. Lait
Kathleen Toriano
Hernando
Fila
Michael Albert
Kittery
David Albert
Rochester
N.H
Kenneth Albert
Eliot
Eva Medeiros
Exeter
Hubert Lait
Venice
Osceola Memory Gardens
Pruell of York Beach Dies at 81 in Maine
Joseph W. Pruell 81 of Broad Way Ext York Beach Maine formerly of Walpole Massachusetts and Naples Florida died June 7 2003 at home. Born May 17 1922 in Walpole son of Joseph J and Katherine Pruell he served in World War II and owned several businesses including hotels and gas stations. A long time resident of York Beach he was a communicant of Star of the Sea Church active in Naples Florida and survived by Madeline his wife two sons four daughters a brother four sisters and 13 grandchildren.
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York Beach
Maine
Joseph W. Pruell
Broadway Ext
Walpole Mass
Naples
Fla
Madeline (Praine) Pruell
Walpole
Joseph J
Katherine (Walsh) Pruell
Walpole High School
Pruell
Star of the Sea Church
Francis Pruell
Mass
Rose Griffin
Malden
Edith McKenna
Franklin
Margaret Cassidy
Katherine Mullaney
Billerica
Rita S Doucette dies at 66 in Kittery Maine
Rita S Doucette 66 of Dennett Road Extension Kittery died May 5 2003 at home surrounded by family. Born November 20 1936 in Brunswick daughter of Alphonse and Cecile Pinette she lived in Brunswick attended Brunswick High School and later married John L Doucette. A longtime Air Force spouse they settled in Kittery 1977. She enjoyed bowling flower gardening and family gatherings and was a St Raphael Parish Church communicant. Survived by husband two daughters two sons four brothers three sisters and many grandchildren.
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Kittery
Maine
Rita S. Doucette
Dennett Road
Brunswick
Alphonse and
Cecile (Beauregard) Pinette
Brunswick High School
John L. Doucette
U.S. Air Force
North Conway
St. Raphael Parish Church
Joy L
Dominick Goupil
Anita J
Exeter Man John A Stollar Sr 86 dies at Exeter Hospital
John A Stollar Sr 86 of 155 Court St Exeter died Friday June 6 2003 at Exeter Hospital He was born April 10 1917 in Waterbury Conn and grew up there A machinist by trade he worked for Chase Shawmut Company Newburyport later Gould Company Waterbury Chase Brass and was a communicant of St Michael Church Exeter He was predeceased by his wife Eleanor and a daughter Ellen Deal and leaves seven children 11 grandchildren four sisters and other relatives
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Exeter
John A. Stollar Sr
Court St
Exeter Hospital
Waterbury
Conn
Andrew J
Irene
Phelan) Stollar
Crosby High School
Chase Shawmut Company
Newburyport
Gould Company
Chase Brass Company
St. Michael Church
Eleanor
Brady) Stollar
Ellen _. Deal
B.J. McCain
Andrew McCain
Joseph Stollar
Andrew J. Stollar
John A. Stollar Jr
Scottsdale, Ariz
Mary Ann Harris
England
Rita I. Stollar
Kathleen Stollar Pottle
Irene E. McCain
Hampton
Oskar P Weber longtime Middleton resident dies at 71
Oskar P Weber 71 of 99 Deer Run Road Middleton died June 2 2003 in Dallas Texas. Born in Timisoara Romania November 30 1931 he fled communism in 1940 and lived in Germany before moving to the United States in 1956. A Seventh Day Adventist he was a retired carpenter and tool and die maker and a US Army veteran from 1957 to 1959. He founded the Voice of Hope Mission and preached across New England and Europe teaching seminars in Darmstadt Germany. He is survived by his wife Rosina a daughter Rosemarie Williams a son Peter Weber another daughter Katharina Weber and two grandchildren Alexander Williams and Josef Williams.
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Middleton
Oskar P. Weber
Deer Run Road
Dallas
Texas
Timisoara
Romania
Germany
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Voice of Hope Mission
New England
Voice of Hope
Europe
Darmstadt
Josef & Susanna
Karschti) Weber
Niles
Mich
Rosina
Rosemarie S. Williams
Peter G. Weber
Fremont
Katharina M. Weber
Alexander C. Williams
Josef P. Williams
Egypt’s former top general dies at 81
Retired Gen. Mohamed Abdel Ghani al Gamasy who led Egypt’s army operations in the 1973 war and mentored delegations at the truce talks died after a long illness. He was 81 and had strokes and heart surgery in later years. He lectured internationally as a military consultant, counting Saddam Hussein among clients. Born September 9, 1921, in Bantanoun, Egypt.
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Cairo
Egypt
Mohamed Abdel Ghani al- Gamasy
al- Gamasy
United States
then-Soviet Union
Saddam Hussein
Al-Gamasy
Bantanoun
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