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12 TOWN CRIER - WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 10.1997<br />

Obituaries J<br />

Robert C. Blackberg<br />

retired shipping clerk for M.I.T.<br />

WILMINGTON - Robert C.<br />

Blackberg, a resident of<br />

<strong>Wilmington</strong> for 10 years, died<br />

September 3. 1997 at his<br />

daughter's residence, following a<br />

lengthy illness.<br />

Bom in Springfield 88 years ago.<br />

he lived in Cambridge prior to<br />

moving to <strong>Wilmington</strong>.<br />

A veteran of World War II. Mr.<br />

Blackberg served as a rifleman<br />

with (he 11 th Armored Division in<br />

Germany and Austria.<br />

He was employed as a shipping<br />

clerk with Mass. Institute of<br />

Technology where he handled<br />

technical supplies.<br />

Mr Blackberg was the widower<br />

of Thelma (Wright) and the lather<br />

of Ruth Abramo of Stoneham,<br />

Phyllis Szidat of Acton. Roberta<br />

Brennan of <strong>Wilmington</strong> and<br />

Shirley Myers of Stoneham.<br />

Robert Blackberg. Jr. of Florida<br />

and John Blackberg of E.<br />

Sandwich. Eighteen grandchildren<br />

and 23 great-grandchildren also<br />

survive.<br />

Funeral services were held at the<br />

Nichols Funeral Home Friday,<br />

September S followed by burial in<br />

Ml. Auburn Cemetery, Cambridge<br />

with the Rev. Herb Taylor of the<br />

<strong>Wilmington</strong> United Methodist<br />

Church officiating.<br />

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Grace I. Bratt<br />

avid supporter of United Way<br />

TUNKHANNOCK. PA. - Mrs.<br />

Grace I. (Aldrich) Bratt of<br />

Tunkhannock. PA, formerly of the<br />

Boston area, died Thursday.<br />

September 4, 1997. at her<br />

residence following a lengthy<br />

illness.<br />

Bom in Boston 77 years ago, she<br />

was the daughter of the late John<br />

F. and Joanna M. (Frazier)<br />

Aldrich. She grew up in Medford<br />

where she graduated from<br />

Medford High School with the<br />

Class of 1937.<br />

Prior to retirement, Mrs. Bratt<br />

and her husband Kenneth L., Sr.<br />

ran poultry farms in New<br />

Hampshire for 21 years; North<br />

Carolina for 20 years and in<br />

Pennsylvania for several years.<br />

Mrs. Bratt was also a program<br />

administrator for the United Way<br />

Foundation for many years.<br />

Among her occupations Mrs. Bratt<br />

took a great deal of pride in her<br />

parental role, she was very devoted<br />

'to raising her children and<br />

grandchildren.<br />

Mrs. Bratt is survived by her<br />

husband of 55 years. Kenneth L.<br />

Bratt, Sr. of Tunkhannock. PA;<br />

Lena M. McDermott<br />

retired meat packer<br />

CAMBRIDGE - Lena M.<br />

(Manganaro) McDermott, 88. of<br />

Cambridge, died September 2,<br />

1997 at the Cantabridgia Nursing<br />

Home in Cambridge.<br />

Bom in Boston March 16, 1909,<br />

she lived in Cambridge all of her<br />

adult life and prior to retirement<br />

was employed as a meat packer.<br />

Mrs. McDermott was the widow<br />

of James McDermott; and is<br />

survived by her daughter and<br />

son-in-law. Eleanor Higgins and<br />

Margaret A. Muise<br />

33 years in <strong>Wilmington</strong><br />

WILMINGTON - Margaret A.<br />

(Pomenville) Muise, 60, of<br />

<strong>Wilmington</strong>, formerly of Maiden,<br />

died September 2, 1997 at her<br />

residence.<br />

Born in Maiden, she was the<br />

daughter of the late Albert and the<br />

late Sylvia (LeBlanc) Pomenville.<br />

She lived in Maiden during her<br />

youth prior to moving to<br />

<strong>Wilmington</strong> 33 years ago.<br />

Mrs. Muise is survived by her<br />

husband Joseph Muise; her<br />

children, William J. of Merrimack,<br />

MA, Diane Paris of Dracut, Nancy<br />

Laventure of Bedford, N.H. and<br />

Janet Hickey of Hudson, N.H; her<br />

her children Kenneth L., Jr. and<br />

his wife Beth of Tunkhannock. PA,<br />

Richard F. and his wife Amy of<br />

Mililani, HI. Janice L., and her<br />

husband Anthony Querci of<br />

<strong>Wilmington</strong>, MA and Susan L. and<br />

her husband Michael Smeltzer of<br />

Daytona, FL; her brother John F.<br />

Aldrich of Braintree, MA.<br />

She was the grandmother of<br />

Ethan, Emily, Aaron and Jordan<br />

Bratt of PA, Kevin and Katherine<br />

Grace Bratt of HI, Gina (Querci)<br />

Duchemin, Edward and Michael<br />

Querci of <strong>Wilmington</strong>, MA, and<br />

the late Christian and Cody Bratt.<br />

She was the great-grandmother of<br />

Vincent and Nicholas Querci,<br />

Derek Duchemin, and the late<br />

Gianna Marie Duchemin.<br />

Funeral services were held from<br />

the Blackington, Conroy & Hayes<br />

Funeral Home, West Newton, MA.<br />

Interment followed in the family<br />

lot in Milton Cemetery, Milton,<br />

MA.<br />

<strong>Memorial</strong> donations in Mrs.<br />

Bratt's name may be made to the<br />

United Way of Massachusetts Bay,<br />

2 Liberty Square, Boston, MA<br />

02109.<br />

Edward J. Higgins both of<br />

<strong>Wilmington</strong>; her granddaughter<br />

Linda Higgins and her grandson<br />

Robert Higgins, also of<br />

<strong>Wilmington</strong>.<br />

Funeral services were held from,<br />

the W.S. Cavanaugh & Son<br />

Funeral Home. <strong>Wilmington</strong> Friday<br />

morning followed by a funeral<br />

mass at St. Thomas Church and<br />

interment in the family lot. St.<br />

Paul's Cemetery, Arlington.<br />

grandson Chase Laventure of<br />

Bedford, N.H.; her sister<br />

Jacqueline Gowell and her brother<br />

George Pomenville both of<br />

Maiden.<br />

Funeral services were held from<br />

the W.S. Cavanaugh & Son<br />

Funeral Home, <strong>Wilmington</strong><br />

Saturday morning, followed by a<br />

funeral mass at St. Thomas Church<br />

and interment in the family lot,<br />

Wildwood Cemetery.<br />

Donations made in her memory<br />

to the American Cancer Society,<br />

William T. Prince<br />

World War II army Veteran<br />

LYNN - William T Prince. 71,<br />

of Peabody, formerly of<br />

r <strong>Wilmington</strong>, died September 7,<br />

1997 at Union Hospital in Lynn.<br />

Bom in Everett, the was the son<br />

of the late Leslie L. and the late<br />

Gladys M. (Grundy) Prince.<br />

During World War II, he served as<br />

a private in the U.S. Army. He<br />

lived in <strong>Wilmington</strong> for many<br />

years before moving to Peabody<br />

nine years ago.<br />

A retired truck driver, he was<br />

engaged primarily in hauling<br />

heavy equipment. He was a<br />

member of the<br />

Tewksbury-<strong>Wilmington</strong> Lodge of<br />

Elks #2070.<br />

Mr. Prince is survived by his<br />

dear friend Mary A. Lapham of"<br />

<strong>Wilmington</strong>; his children Thomas '<br />

Prince of No. Andover, James<br />

Prince of Middleton, Patricia<br />

Stairs of <strong>Wilmington</strong>, Richard'<br />

Lapham of Tewksbury and Mary ■<br />

E. Barron of West Virginia; his""'<br />

brothers, Leslie Prince of Lowell -''<br />

and John Prince of Maine and his'<br />

sister Penny Flood of Florida.*'''<br />

Fourteen grandchildren and one'''<br />

great-grandchild also survive.

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