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oanne M.Carey
tetired medical secretary
.WILMINGTON - Joanne M.
ey of Wilmington died
iy. December 4. I997 at the
Rehabilitation Hospital in
Ion following a long illness. The
vdfe of William F. Carey for the
i 10 years, she was SS years of
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Born in Boston, she was the
daughter of Mildred (Rosalbo)
DiPietro of Winter Haven. Ha ..and
the late Joseph E. DePietro. She was
raised in Somerville and graduated
from Somerville High School with
u)c class of I960. She lived with her
family in Waltham for about 20
yjcars. and then took up residence in
Woburn. She had been in
Wilmington with her husband Bill
for the last year and a half.
'Mrs. Carey worked as a medical
secretary for Dr. Wheelock at the
Deaconess-Waltham Hospital for
over 10 years, until this past August
when illness forced her to retire.
In addition to her husband Bill,
with whom she had recently
celebrated her 10th wedding
anniversary, and her mother,
Mildred DiPietro, she is survived
by two daughters.Lisa DiFranza of
Woburn and Cheryl Maggioli of
Wilmington; a son, Eric Frai/.e of
Salem; a brother, Joseph E.
DiPietro. Jr. of Quincy; a sister.
Lucille Santorelli of Wilmington
and four grandchildren.
The funeral was held from the
Lynch-Cantillion Funeral Home.
263 Main St.. Woburn. Tuesday.
December 9 followed by a funeral
mass in St. Dorothy's Church.
Wilmington and interment at
Wild wood Cemetery. Wilmington.
Harold E. Crosby, Jr.
Boston's All-Round
Athlete
TEWKSBURY - Harold E.
"Sonny" Crosby. Jr.. 68, died
Friday. December 5. 1997 at Saints
Memorial Medical Center following
a brief illness. He was the husband
of Evelyn J. (Robinson) Crosby,
with whom he would have
celebrated their 44th wedding
anniversary March 6.
Born in Boston July 31. 1929. he
was the son of Harold F. and Evelyn
F. (Boutilier) Crosby. He was
educated in Boston schools and
graduated from Boston Trade
School in 1948. During his high
school years he was voted Bostons
Ail-Around Athlete and went on to
play semi pro baseball with the
former New England Hobos
baseball organization.
Mr. Crosby served with the U.S.
Army during the Korean Conflict.
He earned several decorations
including the Korean Service Medal
wilh three bronze stars and the
United Nations Service Medal.
Prior lo his retirement in 1990. he
was employed as a mail handler at
the South Boston Postal Annex for
25 years. Following retirement he
worked part time at A&B
Automotive Service Station in
Tewksbury.
In addition to his wife, he is
survived by his son and daughter-
in-law. Edward J. and Sandra
(Campbell) Crosby of Wilmington;
his daughter and son-in-law, Debra
A. and Jeff Castro of Spencer; his
brother and sister-in-law, William
J. and Kay (McCarthy) Crosby of
Framingham; two sisters-in-law,
Doris C. Torres of Lowell and
Helen M. Athas bf Sarasota. Fl.;
three grandchildren, Frika-I.ce
Crosby, Debi J. and J. Michael
Castro; his special nephew Philip T.
Torres and many additional nieces
and nephews.
Funeral services were held
Monday morning from the Farmer
& Dee Funeral Home of Tewksbury
followed by a committal service at
Tewksbury Cemetery.'
Donations made in his memory to
the Edith Nourse Rogers Memorial
VA Hospital. 200 Springs Rd..
Bedford. MA 01730 will be deeply
appreciated.
Is Seeking
Substitute Teachers
Some college course work preferred.
Send letter of interest to: Bradford L. Jackson
Director of Administration and Finance
Wilmington Public Schools. 161 Church Street
Wilmington. MA 01887 Equal Oppurtualy Ilnpioya
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